Uncrop.

It’s a pun on “electric park”, which is what amusement parks were called when electricity was still a new thing.

It turns out it’s man.

Llamas are dangerous, so if you see one where people are swimming, you shout: Look out, there are llamas!

That’s why the need to assimilate. Every original idea that any of them has is shouted down by the rest of the collective before it can even be fully formed, so they need to let other species do their thinking for them and then borgify them.

Dough and bread are the same stuff fundamentally, but we don’t consider them to be the same thing.

There was that Voyager episode with the doughnut planet, although I don’t think that was a perfectly accurate portrayal.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tale_of_the_Bamboo_Cutter

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon_rabbit

Kill one of them, oh hell…

Yeah. Only she’s allowed to do that.

Could be Alan Scott’s ring.

The problem solver in Star Wars is an astromech droid.

According to The Simpsons, it was blue.

Awesome. I keep saying that one of the big gaps in Linux compatibility is older games. Most recent stuff runs without a problem, but stuff from the late '90s and early 2000s often still doesn’t work.

Plus, that stuff often doesn’t work in modern Windows, either, so if they worked in Linux they’d be Linux-exclusive.

But birds aren’t real.

Apparently it works better than rechargable water.

There’s some crossover. The correspondent from Sesame Street News made a few Muppet Show appearances.

Now I want a Titan-wreckage aquarium decoration.

12 year old me was watching Nintendo send representatives to Senate hearings to try to censor the entire medium of video games. Every L Nintendo takes is a benefit to the world.

The “first heart attack” was George W. Bush. You’re well past that now.

And the animated episode More Tribbles More Troubles.