If we're being honest, the only thing better than Smith and Jones getting into hijinks with aliens is Hemsworth and Thompson getting into hijinks with aliens.
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Darker hijinks will ensue in the pair's new Netflix film.
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Follow her hijinks as a traveling rave thot on Twitter.
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This, as they say, is where the hijinks really ensue.
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There were no hijinks, no zany adventures to be seen.
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Their advertised journey promises hijinks and tearful goodbyes, all likely forgettable.
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Hijinks, boob jokes, and Priyanka Chopra (in a mysterious role) ensue.
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If you think hijinks might ensue, then you are quite right.
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Cue the types of hijinks that make this show so great.
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In fact, it doesn't perform any high-tech hijinks at all.
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As with most of the Murphyverse, hijinks are sure to ensue.
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It doesn't appear that charitable hijinks of this scale happen often.
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That's where we traffic in yet more recipes and digital hijinks.
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There will be more hyperbole and hijinks to come -- and more testimony.
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And, after all their hilariously unscripted (ha!) hijinks, they forgive each other.
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You'll notice no women were named in these zany, sometimes cringeworthy, hijinks.
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Hijinks and romance ensue, along with an avalanche of pop culture references.
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It's a wonder there isn't any banjo music to accompany their hijinks.
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LHN: So this is like the other side of all the hijinks.
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Now, there are two Rudds—er, two Mileses—and hijinks, naturally, ensues.
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The trend is Scooby Doo-level hijinks, and sure, some people hate it.
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Whatever over-the-top, outlandish hijinks Jane is going through — Accidental artificial insemination!
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Hijinks ensue, all graphic of course, to the tune of some '80s synths.
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But in between all the wacky hijinks, there was some history being made.
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It's also just a good time, with friendship ensemble hijinks for the ages.
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Yes, there's murder, sexy hookups, catfights, and enough hijinks to keep viewers engrossed.
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But given Uber's previous privacy hijinks, these assurances ring just a tad hollow.
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Where are the sitcom-y hijinks in that kind of swift professional exchange?
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Allegedly, a McElroy got into some hijinks and ruined Austin's good times boat.
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Hijinks, of course, ensue, and Teigen probably couldn't resist slyly bringing it up.
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Just take it easy on whatever unassuming friend you've roped into your hijinks.
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Why would he fall for these extremely obvious Lucy/Charlie Brown/football hijinks?
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Since this is TV, the egg gets stuck inside of her, because, hijinks.
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It was an open invitation for hijinks, pranks, and maybe some potential CFAA violations.
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The staples of all heist movies — hijinks and blueprint plans — are certain to ensure.
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Parker causes some public hijinks, going so far as to climb the Washington Monument.
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There are relationship hijinks, peyote highs, and a lot of weeping on the beach.
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Naturally, hijinks ensue — but that's not even the most exciting part of the movie.
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Cue the festive hijinks, as penned by scriptwriting duo Clea Duvall and Mary Holland.
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Because if there's one thing octopi are better at than escaping, it's causing hijinks.
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Or at least when your kids' hijinks make you into everyone's new favorite meme.
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Ryan Lochte has been cleared of all charges in connection with his Rio hijinks.
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I haven't been making it to the theater much since all those MoviePass hijinks.
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Surely, this would be where the stoners rolled in and kicked off their hijinks.
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LOS ANGELES — "Crazy Rich Asians" fans will get a big, fat, hijinks-filled sequel.
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For Cameron Douglas, it started as teenage bouts of drinking, pot-smoking and hijinks.
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Reality-breaking hijinks quickly ensue, particularly around Jules' very Goop-like millennial pink workplace.
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However, a lot of the barracks hijinks humor strikes a sour note with me.
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However you spell it, China's military hijinks in the China Seas are not unprecedented.
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I mean, how else were they able to pull off switcheroo hijinks at the Tipton?
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For now, we'll settle for Beckinsale's Instagram account, where she's documented the family's latest hijinks.
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Netflix's effervescent, unbreakable heroine Kimmy Schmidt is coming back for a second season of hijinks.
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Their proximity to the world's most powerful military is no protection against cyber hijinks, though.
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Hijinks ensue as the kids join forces with a vampire hunter to save their mother.
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Founders are typically concerned with these Wall Street hijinks that play casino with their babies.
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Its comic sensibility blends droll wit, violent surprise, winking juvenile hijinks, and vulgar scatological humor.
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And Loki from 2012's Avengers, thanks to some time loop hijinks, is alive instead.
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The show skips any silly airplane hijinks (a misstep, in my opinion) in favor of drama.
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Unfortunately, some robbers have targeted his house, assuming it'd be empty, and the standard hijinks ensue.
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Despite all the hijinks, the children generally succeed in proving that a Kid Nation is possible.
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I'm glad this plotline is over and Titus and Mikey can move onto more interesting hijinks.
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There are no wacky hijinks, and only a brief scene in the way of comic pursuit.
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Swoon over the holiday hijinks of one Jonathan Taylor Thomas in I'll Be Home For Christmas.
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Their becoming a couple didn't give way to petty hijinks; instead, it deepened both their characters.
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" Kim can't believe her stepfather is genuinely upset about Kylie's playful hijinks, incredulously asking, "Are you serious?
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It has a lot of heart, outside of all the hijinks that [Kevin] pulls in the house.
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Morales was ultimately absorbed into the main universe's canon, thanks to dimensions collapsing and other comics hijinks.
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When the pair are forced to work together, their differences lead to many zany, espionage-themed hijinks.
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The playful pack of porpoises keep up their hijinks, splashing the guests and causing a general ruckus.
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Plenty of hilarious hijinks ensue, but Smith says the film also has deeper themes of female empowerment.
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" He did acknowledge some drinking, but framed it as typical teenage hijinks: "And yes, there were parties.
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"We were friends before," Plum said Sunday from the Stars' locker room once the hijinks had ended.
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Somewhere along the way, the Dolan twins learned that their personalities and hijinks were marketable to strangers.
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They soon turn the camera toward the wall so that the remainder of their hijinks go unrecorded.
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In case she gets sued over his hijinks and loses, he has to pay what she owes.
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Throw in the unapologetic hijinks of a couple innocent youngsters and you have a recipe for success.
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Political turmoil and hijinks abounded this week, but there were plenty of security antics playing out online, too.
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It also depicts the same type of juvenile hijinks that would only make a high school freshman laugh.
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However, if it was just keynote hijinks, AirPods 2 will probably be a no-show until next year.
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Related: Hijinks, Confusion and Allegations of Voter Fraud Dominate Republican Caucuses in Nevada So it's a hat trick.
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But underneath those hijinks is an understanding that these situations, while humorous, have real consequences for the characters.
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His compatriots, the Young Bucks, entertained the crowd with in-match in-jokes and fourth-wall-breaking hijinks.
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Some are just real life with a twist, whether that's music, hijinks, or a particularly spirited small dog.
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The film starred Martin Lawrence and Raven Symone as father and daughter on a hijinks-filled road trip.
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Amidst all these romantic hijinks, Weslake puts together a burglary plan, which is executed by the makeshift gang.
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That means there's a tone of wacky complicity in the hijinks that ensue as they act out their plan.
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Epoxy is even too slow-acting to get into any "whoops, glued my own shoes to the floor" hijinks.
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Related: Trump Wins Nevada Amid Hijinks, Confusion and Voter Fraud Allegations Trump, meanwhile, has dished it back to Christie.
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He's up to his usual hijinks, being slightly obnoxious and much more fun than anyone else on the show.
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Also on Wednesday, Cohen, 44, joined SiriusXM's Sway in the Morning and discussed past hijinks – including the Seacrest incident.
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On many shows, "grandma goes to a sex shop" would be nothing more than a setup for wacky hijinks.
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These are standard hijinks, imbued with the lackadaisical approach to public nudity for which British males are globally renowned.
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The character was often the comic foil to the hijinks of Alda's "Hawkeye" and Mike Farrell's Captain B.J. Hunnicutt.
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Others offer G-rated hijinks, like the YouTube videos showing Nicolas Cage starring in roles that he never played.
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Hijinks—and some hilarious-looking fights—ensue, as the lead lets the computer implant take over his body during battle.
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Broad City's final episode airs tonight, bringing five seasons of wild stoner hijinks to a close with a resounding exhale.
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Hijinks ensue as crew members calm their nerves by drinking while flying, bemoan long working hours, and engage alien enemies.
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And the man doing the quoting, Lewis Ellis, is an internet prankster with a YouTube channel dedicated to his hijinks.
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A menial robot participates in wacky and heartwarming hijinks aboard a spaceship alongside two bumbling extraterrestrials their pet alien dog.
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Both a heartrending rom-com and a hijinks-filled ensemble friendship comedy, Lovesick belongs in the pantheon of both genres.
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Merryn also hopes that Bailey's cuddly hijinks encourage others to save a life and adopt a cat of their own.
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It's happening -- the Wyld Stallyns are back together, and from the looks of things ... more time-traveling hijinks are imminent.
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"Dig Dug" spends too much time with them and with Hopper's solo hijinks in the tunnel that get him trapped.
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Through tears of joy, Dean explains how the story paints Stew as a saint for putting up with Dean's hijinks.
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Explanations for the existential conditions of Cloverfield movies one and two start generating, but so do little space-hijinks vignettes.
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It's an odd setup, but it works, and allows for some hijinks that would likely be inappropriate for younger actors.
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After the hijinks of clean up parties and bucket list romps, freshly renewed Grown-ish got serious on Wednesday night.
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Expect more hijinks and chess moves in the coming weeks as the final stages of this fight reach their crescendo.
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As long as everybody involved is acquainted with each other, these movies tend to treat those rapes as harmless hijinks.
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The pair must now go on a quest to complete the rest of the spell and, of course, hijinks ensue.
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Innocent people cooperate with the process and the guilty disrupt and intimidate and continue to engage in stunts and hijinks.
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So there's still a lot of good people there, it's just sort of not the same type of fun hijinks.
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Come for the wacky hijinks, musical numbers, and great performances; stay for Ryan Murphy's best experiment in audience disorientation yet.
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Other books would mine the friction between Laura and Emma into wacky Odd Couple comedy or heartwarming Gilmore Girls screwball hijinks.
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They work on getting their stories straight in the cab on the way to Nancy's house, and then the hijinks begin.
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The losing designer has to help the winner execute their plan, and yes, plenty of hilarious, Hannah Montana-worthy hijinks ensue.
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The weekly show features the lifestyle maven and Snoop as they host their celebrity friends for cooking, cocktails, conversation – and hijinks.
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Parenthood is, of course, central to Single Parents, the core of most of the show's hijinks-y conflicts and emotional rewards.
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It's got crazy interstellar hijinks, talking animals, trippy colors, and dozens of minor characters who die in creative and brutal ways.
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So we are offering up to $1-million to secure exclusive rights to the FSB tapes documenting Trump's Russian hotel hijinks.
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Each year, the Central Perk gang — for the most part inexplicably untethered by familial obligation — got up to wild, autumnal hijinks.
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Hijinks ensued (this is Ellen, after all) but we're sure Ella will be able to park just fine sans camera crew.
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So we are offering up to $1 million to secure exclusive rights to the FSB tapes documenting Trump's Russian hotel hijinks.
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Cue the hijinks as Howie Mandel and Mel B egg on the whipped-cream-fueled chase – all set to wacky music.
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That kind of dissonance between classic family hijinks and twisted debauchery is exactly what makes The Detour such a fantastic ride.
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And it turns out Ross is the one with the monkey — his new pet monkey named Marcel, and naturally, hijinks ensue.
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It's grown from dorm room hijinks to measure the relative hotness of Harvard undergraduates to the online pulpit of American politics.
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I then got dressed, applied lashings of sunscreen, and headed out to embark on a classic day of Joshua Tree hijinks.
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The heroes themselves are untouchable corporate entities, but The Boys fixates on the collateral damage that tends to trail superhuman hijinks.
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Even Stanford University's marching band, no stranger to hijinks and controversy itself, thinks Donald Trump has gone too far this time.
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In this scene, we'll likely get to see a few more moments of the ex-stormtrooper's hijinks with the local villagers.
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We all followed the breathless tabloid coverage of her messy hijinks, while she likely struggled with drug addiction and mental illness.
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As far as the season 3 trailer shows, we're in for more of the same goofy, gory, imaginative, monstrous, disturbing, bizarre hijinks.
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The group, whose hijinks are central to understanding hacker history, released the footage today to coincide with the release of Menn's book.
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Austyn, from Kingsport, Tennessee, is white, blonde, and cute, but he doesn't aspire to the Logan Paul style of assholery and hijinks.
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This is an odd book, its author neither especially contrite about his addiction-motivated bad behavior nor perversely proud of his hijinks.
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Of course, hijinks ensue when she goes to dump his ashes at his old summer camp, which is now a pseudo-SoHo House.
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For so long, futuristic books and films have promised us robots like C-3PO that translate alien languages and assist us in hijinks.
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The hijinks of the plot are fun, but the script is really only remarkable for the space it gives these actresses to perform.
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With showrunner Amy Sherman-Palladino at the helm, everything from sand to surf to sunscreen is fair game for hijinks and snappy dialogue.
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Even with the effort required to pull off those crafty hijinks, SCS stays true to its mission to make analog projections more accessible.
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That's because when the cast returns to Hawkins for yet another round of interdimensional hijinks, they'll reportedly be earning a ton more money.
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Pratt, who spent his last press tour cropping Passengers costar Jennifer Lawrence out of photos, has also found time for a few hijinks.
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All of the movies on this list explore mobsters' hijinks, but also the specific emotional qualities that keep friends close and enemies closer.
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The account is dedicated to all manner of action figures, but seems particularly fascinated with these particular action figures and their wacky hijinks.
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If you're familiar with the Teigen family dynamic, you already know that this collaboration is a recipe for hilarity, and hijinks will ensue.
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What does Caddyshack, the 39-year-old Bill Murray movie about hijinks at a country club, have to do with politics in 2019?
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Sarah Silverman has no trouble recalling her most awkward on-camera encounter — which, contrary to her standard comedic hijinks, was not at all funny.
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Hijinks ensue, which mostly just involve a bus full of Lucille Ball impersonators and Mr. Bean really, really appreciating the beauty of a room.
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Even with teeny hands, the prehistoric rabble-rousing T-rex has been able to dip its hands into a whole lot of hijinks recently.
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After taking in the sun for few moments, Pelu and his equally fluffy partner in crime trot off together to pursue even cuter hijinks.
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Obviously, she's also got to blend in at high school, which opens The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina up to plenty of potential for hijinks.
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That made the wacky hijinks of the town feel that much closer and more intimate, and it made BOB feel that much more threatening.
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After an internal investigation determined Linton had been using company computers in service of his hijinks, the ad agency where he worked suspended him.
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But apart from the main narrative hijinks, the Season 8 premiere contained more than a few easter eggs — including a possible Ed Sheeran shoutout.
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That's not to say that a few brands aren't able to rise above the fray every year and pull off some truly clever hijinks.
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Each chooses a different gaming avatar before they're sucked inside, which leads to some amusing fish-out-of-water hijinks right from the start.
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In it the demogorgon moves in with Larry and Balki, and takes part in classic hijinks (as well as devouring the odd family pet).
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They contend that in 2008, opponents of President Obama did not engage in such hijinks by trying to upend the election through unconventional means.
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But after Laney's transformation (removing her glasses and changing her hair), Zach begins to fall in love with her — and high-school hijinks ensue.
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Obvious Plant does exactly what his name suggests - he plants hilarious objects in random places and documents his hijinks on his Tumblr and Instagram.
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However, local law enforcement put a temporary halt on the hijinks, cracking down on the nighttime parties to a more intense and unprecedented degree.
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There are also interviews with Keanu Reeves, Benedict Cumberbatch, David Letterman, a possible romantic tryst with Chrissy Teigen, and endless hijinks along the way.
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On one hand, he and his foul-mouthed, meta, fourth-wall breaking hijinks can feel refreshingly counter to everything mainstream comics purports to be.
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The story has all the makings of the kind of heartstring-tugging fare Pixar has gained a reputation for, alongside some wacky, magical hijinks.
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Unfortunately, Snatched casts her in the role of the straight (wo)man, the voice of reason and caution to her daughter's high-spirited hijinks.
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It is a notoriously tough undertaking, involving weeks of hormone injections, blood tests, transvaginal ultrasounds, and other gynecological hijinks with no guarantee of success.
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While Mooney and McKinnon worry when (or if) their star-dusted parents will return home, Driver and Bayer get up to all kind of hijinks.
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The ACE Family has grown a massive following on YouTube for branding itself as a family-friendly channel that occasionally films pranks and random hijinks.
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Traditional New Girl hijinks do arise when Jess creates a fake engagement in response to Russell "hectoring" her, but she comes through in the end.
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White House hijinks You didn't think the only times President Trump has been loopable have been during one-on-ones with world leaders, did you?
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Ryan Lochte just got his punishment for his Rio gas station hijinks, and we're told the U.S. Olympic Committee was tough, but not career-ending.
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It's entertaining and full of hijinks, which makes it perfect for a casual Saturday afternoon binge, but doesn't require your full attention at all times.
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The 90s Nickelodeon show about an impossibly cool fourth-grader's big city hijinks with his pal Gerald and nemesis-slash-secret admirer Helga G. Pataki?
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The shelter has kept track of Nigel's progress and hijinks on an Instagram they created for the kitten, who they affectionately call No Nose Nigel.
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The Kardashians are either explaining their side of a story we already all know or they're participating in hijinks clearly devised just for plot points.
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From Sarah Paulson and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson to Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift, see which stars have fallen prey to DeGeneres' scary-awesome hijinks.
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This week's episode brought a lizard funeral to Vanderpump Rules, complete with drinks, a pool, and the West Hollywood hijinks you expect from this show.
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We often forget that it's a "wedding movie" because the actual wedding gets sidelined by Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, and Zach Galifianakis's glorious Vegas hijinks.
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This week's hijinks had less to do with the actual substantive debate about Brexit and more to do with the political power games surrounding it.
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The hijinks went down in Albuquerque, days after Shia made it the new home of the protest after getting kicked out of his New York venue.
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That means many hijinks, love triangles, and a fantastic running bit about Europe's best superhero, The Night Monkey (no one should ruin the Night Monkey jokes).
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Young made an Instagram account for Pumpkin shortly after her rescue in December 2014, and fans quickly glommed on for a daily dose of raccoon hijinks.
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All of this is antithetical to the Archie tradition of kid-friendly comic hijinks, but Afterlife With Archie isn't just giving Riverdale a superficial horror makeover.
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Naturally, she ends up at the same school as her daughter (Molly Gordon), and as seen in the film's new trailer, a bevy of hijinks ensue.
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But for people who have watched AT&T struggle to counter the wacky hijinks of T-Mobile CEO John Legere, there's something deeper going on here.
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Apart from the banter and hijinks of Littlefoot's rag-tag group of friends, another ever-present characteristic of "The Land Before Time" is the land itself.
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A cosmos of veiled design, Glover's landscape is threaded by suspense, hospitable to surrealist hijinks, and doesn't dare bat an eye when all hell breaks loose.
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Yes, a typical episode involved a core cast of characters dealing with a somewhat predictable set of hijinks, but there was almost always constant forward movement.
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Kojima is one of gaming's auteurs, the man who birthed the Metal Gear and all of the hijinks that ensue in the Metal Gear Solid series.
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After some inter-family hijinks, they rise to meet the occasion, giving us the kind of entrepreneurial turnaround that makes you pump your fist in joy.
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Chappelle is always unpredictable, and after the presidential election this week, who knows what kind of hijinks he and SNL will get into for our entertainment.
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Simply put, watching Andrea wait in line for a cup of coffee could give most 30 Rock hijinks a run for their money—not an easy feat.
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While we should all enjoy the strides that brought us to the Crimsen family and the hijinks of Grace And Frankie, privilege defines all of these families.
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This season, Paula (Donna Lynne Champlin) is staying true to her promise not to join Rebecca (Rachel Bloom) in all of her hijinks to win Josh's heart.
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The escapism of Amber's (Rose McIver) trip to Aldovia, where she falls in love with the titular holiday royal amid many hijinks, is something we all need.
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Sure, modern hijinks are fairly tame compared to the potentially fatal and mean-spirited 'jokes' of yesteryear—but this is one tradition that could do without branding.
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Professionalism isn't a term commonly associated with the cryptocurrency market, which has become synonymous with hype, fraud, and questionable hijinks such as conference catering spiked with marujuana.
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Recall the relatively benign, curious hijinks from the scientist played by Rick Moranis in Honey, I Shrunk The Kids, and then imagine the exact opposite of that.
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So I was like super pissed off that my best bud wasn't going to be there, there would be no hijinks, and it was all Disney's fault.
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Dundun, B.D., and I formed a congress and became the Three Musketeers—no hijinks or swashbuckling, just hour upon hour of pointless conversation, misshapen cigarettes, and lethargy.
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Like its titular hero, She-Ra is so full of heart that it's easy to recognize its humanity, even with all the super-powered hijinks going on.
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In both stagings, people panicked and ran for the door, while one woman even fainted, as Trollstation's fifth member filmed the other four engaged in the hijinks.
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Khaled's catchphrases are ones people want to share with their friends; his hijinks are worth talking about; his motivational speeches are broad enough to always ring true.
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For a male-centered version of the Derry Girls-style foul-mouthed UK high school hijinks, try the sitcom The Inbetweeners, which is also available on Netflix.
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Why sweat that stuff when you can just kick back and enjoy the bumbling hijinks of two Rudds in a love triangle with their wife or whatever?
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The "Inside the NBA" crew on TNT is known for its lighthearted banter and goofy shenanigans, but Tuesday night&aposs hijinks may be the funniest of all.
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We have books about ordinary girls who fall in love with British princes, and TV shows about the soapy, glamorous hijinks of a fictionalized British royal family.
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On TV. And the stakes aren't just the usual Dr. Oz hijinks — misleading statements about weight loss supplements or detox regiments — they could influence the presidential race.
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We have books about ordinary girls who fall in love with British princes and TV shows about the soapy, glamorous hijinks of a fictionalized British royal family.
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After endlessly scouring the internet, you'd come up with nothing, despite your own distinct memories of a bunch of ants going on wild hijinks through the undergrowth.
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If you don't watch 'Sunny' (you're missing out, show's hilarious) Day plays Charlie Kelly -- a crazed Eagles fan whose love for the team often gets him into hijinks.
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While all of this hums in the traditional Grey's fashion, the "hilarious" sub-intern hijinks distract from the serious matters at hand with their screaming and general failures.
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Still, as a 214-year-old in search of hijinks, I decided to make the most ridiculous-looking character I could using the limited selection available to me.
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If any show needs drama to survive, it's Keeping Up With The Kardashians, which has sustained itself with family hijinks and wildly personal woes for a full decade.
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It's grown into an obnoxious internet free-for-all, where brands and businesses try to prove they're fellow kids with hijinks and tomfoolery that tries way too hard.
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The clause is an attempt to restrict a person's speech, at least of negative reviews as apparently positive reviews have not been the subject of any legal hijinks.
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Get ready to put your investigative skills to the test because this freshman knockout will dish up a heaping serving of frights, hijinks, and heart-palpitating murder cases.
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He made important contributions to both Cubist painting and its nemesis, Dada, with its art-barbed hijinks, and refused to cultivate a personal style that deepened with time.
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Still, as a 43-year-old in search of hijinks, I decided to make the most ridiculous-looking character I could using the limited selection available to me.
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The law creates false choices for budgeting that result in bi-annual exercises and hijinks to pass a new reconciliation act to satisfy Congress's Constitutional Article I responsibilities.
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The Next Level thinks the milk-bland personalities of its central teenagers and a couple of cranky old people count as a rooting interest to ground the hijinks.
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No doubt things will return to the status quo before too long, but the Comic-Con trailer for season three promises some fun alternate-universe hijinks in the meantime.
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Joel Strong reveals this crazy world in Heads of State, his hilarious short film that features the candidates goofing off in New York, snapping selfies and getting into hijinks.
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Mara Reinstein, Us Magazine: The success of Girls Trip proves that there's a market for a comedy romp in which girlfriends hit the road and participate in wacky hijinks.
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There won't be a Salem the Cat, and in general, the mood is a lot less about kooky hijinks and a lot more about the sinister world of witchcraft.
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"Last Flag Flying", a new film by Richard Linklater, is a sequel of sorts, aiming for the same blend of rollicking hijinks, low-key tragedy and poignant political critique.
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That split elevated Pichai to CEO and perhaps allowed him to institute a little more focus inside Google — he replaced skydiving hijinks with a quieter and more deliberate tone.
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In this case, the hijinks seem to mostly involve motorcycle tricks, completely decimating evil henchmen, and running directly through trees to save yourself the trouble of going around them.
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Look at detention as a positive thing Detention can be an opportunity for many things, such as new friends, emotional catharsis and most importantly, a montage of hijinks. 303.
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The Wolverine actor, 49, had a message for Reynolds, 23, on Good Morning America Thursday about all the hijinks he's suffered at the hands of the Deadpool 2 star.
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As for her latest hijinks, we did some checking, and there's a law in Australia making it a crime to commit "indecent assault" -- touching someone indecently without their consent.
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Hijinks aside, it's Lauren's path toward connecting with her identity, and figuring out what love, family, and community mean to her, that lies at the core of the film.
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If you don't remember, "House Party" was about two teenagers and the hijinks that ensued when one threw a party that the other's father forbid him to go to.
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By heading to a remote part of the Catskills in upstate New York, the band found an environment that was low on pressure and high on farm animal hijinks.
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There are typical toy shenanigans, hijinks, and Woody clashing with Duke — yet another toy who, like Buzz before him, is peddling a hilariously over-the-top version of himself.
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There's a big storm, Kevin finds something nasty by the river, and the kids go on a big, long, wacky adventure full of hijinks, pathos, and light environmental puzzles.
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Because journalism hasn't had enough attacks from men in power in 2018, Musk has taken it upon himself to attack the Fourth Estate beyond his usual earning call hijinks.
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"Oct. 9 @thecwriverdale returns with more adult nudity and teenage hijinks," Ripa hilariously wrote alongside a preview of the series, which showed Consuelos' character shirtless, lifting weights in prison.
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Broad City existed in a microcosm of New York and millennial culture, where everything is hookups and hijinks, but where the needle of adulthood moves imperceptibly but inevitably forward.
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The concept of the show is simple enough — a brother and sister, their dad, and two friends hang out at the bar they own all day, getting into hijinks.
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"Private Benjamin" (1980) A tired-and-true Hollywood premise -- the hijinks of a woefully unprepared US military recruit -- got a fresh new uniform when Goldie Hawn enlisted in the Army.
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While Wes and Stella's relationship serves up lots of hijinks, the real, attention-worthy tension comes from her family members, who all sacrificed parts of themselves to protect her health.
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There's been a Rick and Morty-sized hole in our hearts since October 2017, but San Diego Comic-Con's first look at the show's fourth season promises new hijinks soon.
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New York's Plaza Hotel is offering a very special Home Alone 2 package that'll let the film's biggest fans live like Kevin McAllister (Macaulay Culkin) — minus most of the hijinks.
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These movies and TV shows acknowledge that college is more than a series of wild parties, pranking hijinks, and a total complete blast (though it can be those things too).
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In New York, an endless series of weird hijinks keep giving Republicans control of the state Senate, and Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Illinois all seem mired in endless budget crises.
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Saturday Night Live took a break from the humor and hijinks this weekend to honor the passing of David Bowie with a heartfelt monologue and a trip down memory lane.
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It's a classic tale—alien space goop comes to Earth, schlubby journalist investigates goop, journalist and said goop merge together to create a crazed anti-hero named Venom, hijinks ensue.
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The guys hit up Roots Public Charter School in Washington D.C. -- where Virginia still serves as a volunteer -- and got her out of her seat for some Globetrotter-style hijinks!
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Christine Frazier, the Twitter user behind the illustrated version of the royal family's new furry friend, has created several new drawings of the adorable hamster getting into some royal hijinks!
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Filled with colorful aliens and completely drab human characters, it's as if the Cantina scene somehow got mashed-up with the campy spy hijinks of the "Our Man Flint" movies.
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After listening to it, one could be forgiven for thinking that all that had really happened was some FBI employees had been caught taking red staplers or performing office hijinks.
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Marveling at our favorite celebrities' latest hijinks, cuing up a standout album, or binge-watching a gripping new series has the power to lift us up and stoke our imaginations.
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We spent an hour and a half together, weaving a tale of betrayal, hijinks, and some pretty messed up port-a-potties while laughing and getting to know each other.
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"I'd seent plenty of animals by the time I was old 'nough to start talking," he begins, and you know immediately that you're in for a sunny story of country hijinks.
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Because you really should be playing Sega's latest entry in its long-running series of gangster histrionics and slapstick hijinks, as Patrick made about as clear as can be over here.
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After doing some research, I found that Limewire had actually been shut down way back in 2010 after more lawsuits and court hijinks, so there were no new working versions available.
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By the numbers: Because of the age of candidates and the age of Facebook, we haven't seen many instances of high school hijinks coming back to haunt candidates for federal office.
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She had such a roller coaster competing for the marriage of one man that seeing her get $10 million to go straight to the altar would lead to even crazier hijinks.
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Just because the characters are knee-deep in serious drama on screen doesn't mean the cast and crew behind Game of Thrones don't make time for good hijinks behind the scenes.
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"There are slapstick hijinks and silly scenarios aplenty, but at its heart 'Paddington 2' has something serious to say about making the world a better place through daily acts of kindness."
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"These sort of amateur hour hijinks are costing President Trump precious political capital ahead of his aggressive legislative push," said Howard Schweitzer, a former high-ranking official in Republican and Democratic administrations.
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But it also includes discounts at the concession stand, no blackout dates, and there's less likely to be frequent hiccups and hijinks than the ill-fated MoviePass service that it's modeled after.
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Paddington's not perfect – his guilelessness often leads to wacky hijinks or misunderstandings – but his greatest strength is a willingness to approach everyone he meets with an open heart and a hopeful smile.
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They were concerned (sort of understandably) by widely reported hijinks by drivers who were using Tesla's new Autopilot software to shave and sit in the backseat of the car, among other things.
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Granted, he wasn't actually good at assimilating into mundane life, so there are plenty of hijinks, including an attempt to pay rent with Asgardian artifacts that are apparently worth a "gazillion" dollars.
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So Rob Lowe and his sons join the legions of ghost hunters that populate cable with "The Lowe Files," a goofy bit of Scooby-Doo-like hijinks for the A&E network.
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We've been getting used to the hijinks of the NCGA for a few years now, but this rushed law pandering to the worst of elements of human nature came out of nowhere.
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More than 30 years after they first debuted, the MTV Video Music Awards have become less about winners and losers than about the hijinks that happen on air during the ceremony broadcast.
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Initially influenced by Surrealism and the visual hijinks of Salvador Dali and Pavel Tchelitchew, Foy arrived in his own territory when he began making highly detailed, botanically inspired drawings in the 1950s.
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It's kids perfectly lined up in order of ascending height, usually perfectly coordinated, and with fun-loving facial expressions like they've just gotten away with, or are about to do, some hijinks.
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But you can feel everything getting a little better, some edge cases being eliminated, and it's all in the spirit of making you feel like you can plan and execute wild hijinks.
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It's uncertain how the alarm was set off, but I like to believe it was either Morgan O'Mally down from Southie, furthering the Pats hijinks, or a visiting Steelers fan, exacting revenge.
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Every time the plot seems like it's getting on track again, it's pointlessly diverted in favor of more hijinks that are there to pad things out to reach the 10-episode season order.
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Yes, all of the hijinks and infighting and "shocking twists" did technically occur, but no one is watching a documentary here — storylines and behaviors are massaged, prodded, and edited for maximum viewer impact.
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Other hijinks included simultaneously holding a pro-Trump rally ("show your support for President-Elect Donald Trump") and an anti-Trump rally ("Trump is NOT my president") in November 2016 in New York.
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But in the decades that followed, CollegeHumor's users aged out of school–and so did the site, which began focusing less on campus hijinks, and more on office-space goofiness and even politics.
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Most noticeably, it adds a goofy bumper around the screen for added protection because those gosh darn children are likely to get up to hijinks that might scuff, or otherwise damage their trackers.
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You'll get $1,000 for flights, a two-night stay in a strip-view room at the Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas, and $1,000 in cash — that's more than enough for wining, dining, and hijinks.
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Or maybe they tell jokes: If you want to see the real life hijinks of Bree and crew — and New York rent isn't a burden enough — the DUMBO studio opens on April 28th.
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But with Zoolander 2 hitting theaters on February 12, we're predicting some sort of zany hijinks involving the world's most famous fictitious model to go down during New York Fashion Week once again.
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Instead of its standard Mallorca villa, Winter Love Island's competitors will fly to the gorgeous city of Capetown where the usual romantic hijinks and shocking betrayals will ensue under the South African sun.
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Venture capitalists and founders are often approached by hyper-aggressive service providers who are looking to earn a cut of Silicon Valley's winnings, and some people said that made Latka's particular hijinks unmemorable.
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No one would have known the trio had trespassed, were it not for the fact that Joel recorded the hijinks and posted it to his YouTube page, which has more than 700,000 subscribers.
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Today, we see the long-awaited premiere of Amy Poehler's BFF comedy Wine Country, which throws Saturday Night Live greats like Tina Fey, Maya Rudolph, and Poehler herself into some sauced up vineyard hijinks.
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After all, the show's premise — a group of pals hang out in a Village cafe, then get into hijinks — is pretty evergreen, and many members of the cast still hang out in real life.
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The controlled-world game typically relies on cinematic cutscenes, which often begin and end a mission, and shuttle the player from their hijinks in the open world to the linear experiences of each mission.
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It didn't just offer an outlandish telenovela conceit — a virgin gets artificially inseminated by accident, hijinks ensue — but leaned fully into it to find beauty in the nooks and crannies of every dramatic reveal.
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But those who object to Electoral College hijinks on the grounds that liberals would be hypocritical to combat the Trumpian norm-breaking they decry with norm-breaking of their own should rethink their assumptions.
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But recent scandals involving fraternities and violence on campus have forced universities to reexamine their relationships to these organizations, and in retrospect, the hijinks depicted in "Animal House" don't come off as so innocent.
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It is possible to tell interesting and aesthetically pleasing stories about disabled people enjoying life, falling in love, ruining that love with ridiculous hijinks, and overcoming obstacles that aren't directly caused by their disability.
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Gerwig keeps in all the childish hijinks you remember — pickled lime bets and living room plays and burnt hair — but it becomes clear rather quickly that this will be a decidedly more adult adaptation.
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Water polo is just pool hijinks you play with your dad when you're on vacation, only here it's turned into a team sport where everyone has to wear ear protectors to stay safe. Uncool.
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They then meet a group of twelve horned, gray-skinned alien kids who are also playing the same game, which prompts a shift in the story's focus from video game hijinks to melodramatic anime tropes.
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Here's the second side to the story: The Love Symbol was whipped up during a frenzied two days, was largely inspired by Carmen Electra, and was, from the beginning, about much more than business hijinks.
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When people pitched streams revolving around lighthearted hijinks, schemes, or personality-based work, he kept reiterating that he was mainly interested in streams because of their gameplay and skill, not the personality controlling the experience.
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Yes, the decade's most dominant sitcom about zany family hijinks, dad jokes, and clown sight gags is about to murder a beloved character, and that death will leave "repercussions across several episodes" in its wake.
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So if a wedding takes a year to plan, we have our next movie which will be all about Amber going away for a bachelorette weekend, hijinks ensue, and she almost misses her own wedding.
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In Bob Fisher and Rob Greenberg's remake, Faris is a single mom who has to convince Derbez that he's her husband and the father of her kid, so everything seems primed for laughs and hijinks.
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All of it except writing for a failing sketch comedy show starring two talented but troubled goofballs that can't stop getting into wacky hijinks while she tries to keep her stern but kind boss happy.
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She also had to deal with questionable personal hijinks among its execs, especially after co-founder Sergey Brin left his wife for another Google employee who was then dating the head of its Android division.
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UPDATE, 2/7/18, 4:45PM: When reached by phone on Wednesday afternoon, Senator Hoylman said that "recent social media hijinks" have led to renewed attention towards this bill that he first introduced in 2015.
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How these three—four, once Marcus is initiated—interact is one of the most impressive elements of Watch Dogs 2's foundations, the believable support for some spectacular set pieces and player-directed hacking hijinks.
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And the townie hijinks — Kirk crashing Taylor's car into Luke's diner — are trying too hard to be whimsical; there's so much effort onscreen that the show feels tense where it wants to be comforting. 155.
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Similar to the cost-shifting hijinks of the age rating, ObamaCare did nothing to actually lower the cost of care for the extremely ill, it just attempted to cover it up by charging everyone more.
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Blac Youngsta got a serious case of the late night munchies after a North Carolina gig, hopped a McDonald's drive-thru line and set off a string of hijinks that cost the night manager his job.
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Although the City of Atlanta is not above political hijinks, with city council members and City Hall insiders constantly being charged with corruption, it's unlikely that this is a case of anti-Colin Kaepernick artistic censorship.
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In their years-long efforts to undermine Cruz's legislative hijinks, Republican operatives labored under the assumption that Cruz would be a thorn-in-the-side senator for life—a political nuisance with real, but circumscribed, power.
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Since we're talking about three affluent BFFs who love day drinking poolside, that means American Woman has the luxury of lots of boozy chats filled with diaphanous gowns, hijinks at fancy Malibu parties, and shopping trips.
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Episode length: 30 minutes Arc length: 4 hours Quintessentially British, this podcast drama is a quirky, hilarious look at the hijinks that ensue when a tiny Channel island starts playing host to two rival funeral parlors.
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Ever since the ladies of Sex and the City went on their epic Abu Dhabi trip in the second film, we've been craving more hijinks, more drama and of course, more fashion from the fabulous foursome.
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The party kid celebrities of that era, with their Myspace pages, rehab stints, party hijinks, and coke habits, all fostered a minute-by-minute reporting to which the internet was far better suited than print tabloids.
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Considering the fact Will and Grace's "Finale" reunion doesn't take place until 2024 at earliest, that version of events doesn't exactly allow for sitcom hijinks in 2017 where the titular BFFs live in the same apartment.
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Like Dorothy and her suffer no fools approach to Stan's hijinks/Blanche's delusions/Rose's non sequiturs/Sophia's trickery, secretarybirds quietly and carefully stalk their prey and then skillfully and aggressively, well, uh, stomp them to death.
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The animated clip (a sequel to director Balázs Gróf's similarly cartoon-y video for "Violence") doubles as both horror hijinks and an argument for resorting to the power of rock when faced with hordes of undead.
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Mae unravels over the episode when she can't access the device due to multiple hijinks, eventually attempting to steal a cashbox from her place of employment in a last-ditch attempt to purchase lock-picking supplies.
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A big-box department store is the kind of environment that allows for lots of weird comedic hijinks, and the show's characters comprise the kind of ensemble where almost any pairing has potential for big laughs.
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Another popular draw was a video series called "Is It Just Me?" featuring a scripted, fictionalized look into the lives' and hijinks of a group of friends, told via scrolling text messages on a recorded iPhone screen.
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Alas, I am a tax-paying adult with a full-time job, and no, I do not have an adorable mechanical friend that comically beep-boops its disapproval when I get up to my hijinks and shenanigans.
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Whatever money The Academy's saving by bailing on a host this year is apparently being put to good use -- beefing up security to ensure there's not a terrorist attack or other act of violence ... or Oscar hijinks.
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And while Moen doesn't go into details about privacy and security, we're going to assume the smartphone app can't be used to remotely trigger cold water shower pranks—but we can always hope that hijinks are possible.
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Like any family-oriented sitcom, it's loaded with easy jokes and hijinks from the show's extremely familiar cast of characters, and it's easy to plop down on the couch with and burn through a couple of seasons.
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"The classic, sitcom, goofy-hijinks stuff that my brother and I were doing in The Suite Life is what I wanted to stay away from, frankly, when I was reading for this part," he told the site.
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What was previously an action-oriented, even comedic cartoon — there's plenty of awkward teen romance and high school hijinks amid the self-reflective stuff — suddenly becomes an existential text slathered in religious symbolism and shocking character revelations.
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And it's in keeping with this week's Themes: even the Sand Snakes' gory hijinks are part of an overall tide of women getting back up after inept / crazy male rulers fucked them over one too many times.
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What's more, it seems to be concluding that the work involved in becoming a better person can be as interesting a TV show premise as the hijinks that come with joyfully embracing the worst parts of yourself.
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A number of commentators have said that while shoving Franken aside was, well, unfortunate, it was excellent politics for the Democrats to arrange to have a "clean slate" when it came to the matter of sexual hijinks.
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As the characters in "Hangmen" engage in all sorts of brutal and morally misguided hijinks, without quite realizing what they're doing (or allowing it to get to them), much is exposed beyond what McDonagh has actually written.
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While many organizations welcome the hijinks of DefCon participants — including the Pentagon — the voting machine manufacturers don't generally seem eager to have hackers of any stripe show them where they are vulnerable… and that should worry you.
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As the film's hijinks kick in, Marley takes a narrative backseat until resurfacing around the film's midsection when he runs into Kevin in the drugstore, triggering the toothbrush shoplifting chase scene that so many know and love.
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LG: So it doesn't have the same level of hacker credit that's something like Black Hat or Defcon or those conferences where people go to show off these hijinks that they've been working on for a while.
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Jane the Virgin, a series that has managed to juggle delicate and important subjects like religion, abortion, and immigration with soap opera hijinks, has only ever gotten an Outstanding Narrator nomination, which it has lost every time.
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Unlike the hijinks of the sitcom, the stakes will likely be way higher for the characters on this new show — just as the kids on Riverdale aren't quite as wholesome as they are in the original Archie Comics.
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Though a sizable portion of Home Alone 2: Lost In New York follows a child running from a pair of incompetent escaped convicts, most of it is just fun, relatively low stakes hijinks in and around The Plaza.
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These hijinks all take place in a bloodless, colorful, stylized world full of townsfolk to distract and puzzles to solve, all set to dynamic pieces of classical music adapted from works by the influential French composer Claude Debussy.
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As stars Paris Berelc, an actual Disney XD alum, and Isabel May mug their way through wacky teen hijinks, it's easy to imagine them fitting right in on an episode of Hannah Montana or Wizards of Waverly Place.
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Even if you decide to skip the so-so revival, there are still 149 episodes of mother-daughter small-town hijinks for you to enjoy, so it will last you through the longest food coma you can imagine.
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Ford once mused to Theresa about her many predecessors, and the park's extreme isolation from the rest of the world (not to mention from its parent company, Delos) probably allows for all kinds of hijinks on Ford's part.
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Despite its dystopian undertones, Wall-E is both a feat of animation and a ton of fun, a largely dialogue-free underdog-savior narrative that strikes a near-perfect balance of madcap hijinks, dramatic tension, and emotional catharsis.
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The major speakers are, in order: The first set of speakers on Wednesday are allies of Trump's from the world of business, and while odds are they won't ruffle any feathers, there's potential for some wackadoo hijinks too.
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Ten mere episodes is just not enough time to get to know Joe, his unwitting love interest Beck, and all the creepy hijinks that ensue when a toxically masculine stalker starts killing people in order to get the girl.
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Two, on the other hand, suffers a bit when it leaves wizard hijinks behind and zeroes in on the slightly repetitive and under-written emotional beats between fathers and sons, before rallying for an appropriately dark and stunning ending.
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It also asks that you be entertained by its open-world map filled with hand-crafted content and the kind of hijinks that start when NPCs like turkeys, drug zombies, and your allies all start running into each other.
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And the very end of the movie — in which Clark settles in at the Daily Planet for banter with Lois and occasional superhero hijinks — captures some of the appeal of the Superman mythos as ably as Snyder possibly can.
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That's right: The official trailer for Jersey Shore Family Vacation: Part 2 just dropped—and with it, everything we've come to expect, including the gang's usual hijinks and their incessant justification for continuously reuniting, even after just months apart.
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The latest installment begins with a new set of hijinks: Jyn Erso has stolen the plans to the Death Star, but runs into Chirrut Îmwe and Saw Gerrera before they're confronted by an enormous stormtrooper, hilariously named TK-XXL.
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Awful stuff, to be sure, but putting scenes of racist hate in the same movie where Michelle Yeoh's shop owner character is having a wacky love-at-first-sight romp (think Rowan Atkinson in Love Actually hijinks) is jarring.
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While enjoying a family-filled day at the zoo in Bali with her husband John Legend and their two kids Luna Simone, 2, and 3- month-old son Miles Theodore, Chrissy Teigen documented some of her daughter's adorable hijinks.
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If the title wasn't enough of a clue, the photo certainly is: the episode seems to be channelling the outer space hijinks of classic Star Trek, from the color palette to the retro hairstyles to the wildly impractical costumes.
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Once I was benzo content and basically lucid dreaming, I recounted my hijinks to friends from a safe distance, wove threads of my nights into cogent narratives of the girl who goes out at night and sometimes goes awry.
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Every summer, movie theaters were filled with cheerfully formulaic movies about beautiful people falling in love and having wacky hijinks, and at least one or two of those movies was reliably pretty good and could sometimes launch a star.
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As we've reported for years now, Jeffrey Schwartz and his wife are suing Bieber for what they say is severe emotional distress from Bieber's hijinks when he lived in the Calabasas neighborhood ... spitting, fighting and egging to be specific.
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And that's true no matter which side of the camera they're on, as the show now puts so much focus on dramatic arcs and contestant hijinks that it's become virtually impossible to take any of so-called heroes or villains seriously.
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Plus, Arcade Fire's hijinks felt cynical; Clark's feels like a rejection of the idea that women artists are meant to be relatable, having endured a career's worth of inane juxtapositions between her pretty face and gnarly shredding like it means anything.
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Many will be watching from home, wrapped in a blanket with a cupcake and hot chocolate in hand, at least passively curious to see if the characters of some movie probably called A Holiday Hijinks Wedding watch The Princess Switch.
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It must be noted, though the hijinks were live and spirits bright, the animals' paint jobs received less-than-glowing reviews — whether their general lack of radioactivity is total paint failure, or reflective of temperature sensitivity, remains to be seen.
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The wedding was never about marriage vows, but about merging a carefully presentational form of high drama with the spontaneous hijinks and trappings of prank culture — and getting an audience that came for the spontaneity to buy into the staged drama.
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The trailer shows the pair up to your typical (and somewhat atypical) rom-com hijinks: there's a meet-cute, they immediately can't stand each other, and then they're forced together by everything from a seating chart to a rogue mountain lion.
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There is a happy ending to Mr. Met's hand hijinks, however: the Post also reports that the person in the suit has not technically been fired; he will remain with the organization, just not in the role of Mr. Met.
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Instead, Perry has gone on greenlighting left and right, getting rich, and providing a new generation of black people with a shelf of treasured DVDs of his films, which amid the hijinks showcase serious black acting by top-drawer performers.
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MTV revealed the show, called Jersey Shore Family Vacation, during the premiere of Floribama Shore—one of many Jersey Shore spinoffs that crams a bunch of people into a house and films all the alcohol- and producer-influenced hijinks that ensue.
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When we heard that Netflix's "Living with Yourself" features Paul Rudd playing two different versions of himself — copywriter Miles Elliot and his clone — it was easy to imagine this as a showcase for Rudd's comedic acting, and for "Multiplicity"-style hijinks.
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In the House, we've seen bipartisan resignations a plenty from a cavalcade of politicians accused of sex-related hijinks over the last decade, including Tim Murphy (R-PA), Anthony Weiner (D-NY), Eric Massa (D-NY) and Christopher Lee (R-NY).
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These were the kinds of hijinks I hoped to witness firsthand on this day, the weed Christmas, and if I wanted to see them, I knew I'd have to make a pilgrimage to the mecca of stoner food, Taco Bell.
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In the early 20th century, small porno pamphlets called "Tijuana Bibles," which peaked in popularity during the Great Depression, contained raunchy parodies of pop culture icons like Popeye, Superman, Lois Lane, and Wonder Woman getting into all sorts of hijinks.
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No matter what weird hijinks she gets into when it comes to ancient artifacts or political machinations, her profession means that she is constantly accepting contracts and jobs that have her fouling up the plans of other people in the world.
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The difficulty with Priestdaddy, a new memoir by the poet Patricia Lockwood, is that it's easy to make it sound like a David Sedaris book with Catholic inflections, all zany dysfunctional family hijinks punctuated with a well-chosen dirty word.
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Centered around a girl who is "desperate to be liked," I Like You Just The Way I Am will explore hijinks like Mollen sending an anonymous note to her sister (played by Busy Philipps) telling her she'd been kidnapped as a child.
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Both One Day and Jane play in the sandboxes of their respective genres — the former with its zany sitcom hijinks, the latter with its jaw-dropping telenovela twists — while also delving deep into the heart of family, a cornerstone of the Latinx experience.
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Kayla said she and her pals participated in some of the more minor hijinks, such as scattering balloons, smearing canned food on door handles and tying them together, and posing a dummy made up to look like the principal in an office chair.
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Ever since co-creators Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland pulled a reverse-prank by dropping a legitimate episode of their long-awaited Season 3 on April 1 2017 without warning, fans have developed a pretty high standard for these kind of hijinks.
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I don't think I've ever seen her sit still for more than five minutes at a time, which made her the perfect compliment to my grandfather, if only because she was always ready and willing to (lovingly) call him out on his hijinks.
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On-camera hijinks aside, between, say, the upcoming yet constantly postponed criminal trial for Mike "the Situation" and Ronnie's public spats with his girlfriend (ex-girlfriend?), it'll be interesting to see how much of a vacation this season will turn out to be.
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The new show, which premieres on Amazon Prime Instant Video this fall, will feature him and his fellow former Top Gear hosts James May and Richard Hammond galavanting around the world, driving cars, and engaging in their special brand of wacky hijinks.
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The women walk away from the job with much more loot than they bargained for—they thought the store had $30,000 in the back room, but they leave with half a million dollars—and as they say, the hijinks unspool from there.
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His hijinks with his best friend Gerald; his odd friendship with Helga, the bully who is secretly in love with him; and the antics of all his neighbors in his grandparents' boarding house are hugely nostalgic for '90s kids all over the country.
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It's not consistent—there are still some damnable sexual hijinks involving Blofeld's harem, the Angels of Death—but a full 37 years before Casino Royale, OHMSS gave a woman in a Bond movie something to do above looking pretty and swooning over James.
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Targeted illumination would also improve the estimation of direction and speed, further improving the driving system's knowledge and options — meanwhile, the beam can still dedicate a portion of its cycles to watching the road, requiring no complicated mechanical hijinks to do so.
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So much of what makes Sea of Thieves work well in a group setting is how the desire for hijinks inevitably leads to disaster; its just way more interesting to put out fires in that game than for things to run smoothly.
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Legend has it they save human lives on occasion: But there comes a point at which rational people have to put adorable hijinks aside and recognize otters for what they are: disease-ridden, murderous, necrophilic aqua-weasels whose treachery knows few bounds.
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The high odds of a Trump nomination and the fact that any alternative to a Trump nomination would almost certainly entail some kind of party-crushing convention hijinks mean that a Democratic wave is definitely on the table in a way it wasn't previously.
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They were great teams with great players and were no doubt a distraction from whatever hijinks Theodore Roosevelt was up to that summer, but those Cubs also played during a time when the professionalism of the big leagues was still inchoate; dominant teams had .
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A younger Nathan and Sam get up to hijinks in a couple of flashback-set stages, and a contemporary sequence sees the adult Nathan just bumming around the house with Elena, going over his knickknacks, eating dinner and—get this—playing the original Crash Bandicoot.
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Nobody knows this history better than Kellyanne Conway, who was a fixture in the low-cunning world of right-wing Clinton-era hijinks, and whose hyper-partisan husband, George, represented Clinton sexual-assault accuser Paula Jones and planted anti-Clinton stories in the conservative media.
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What ensued were a series of delicious hijinks against the town and its families, with Tabitha colluding with literal dark forces in her basement to wreak havoc to the best of her ability, frequently clashing with the potential force of pure good, Charity Standish.
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In comparison to the soap-opera hijinks of most of the characters on The L Word, their relationship—as partners, then separated co-parents, then partners again—was the show's most grounded, and one of the few I can look back on today without cringing.
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Borne of the surveillance age, "Internet Landscapes" is more contemplative and less punchline-driven than Roth's earlier net-art hijinks, a zoomed-out, skeptical investigation of what this former architect calls "the medium that made me want to be an artist in the first place."
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And while I am no fan of Comey — his buzzer-beating hijinks with Hillary's email just before the election helped hand this country over to Trump and his cabal of corruption — I am more prone to believe him than Trump, a proven, pathological liar.
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Dan's endless judgment and moralizing was often frustrating and self-righteous, but it provided a grounding for all the sexy scandalous hijinks: As fun as the money and the luxury goods were, when Dan provided the central viewpoint of the show, they weren't the point.
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And after seeing the hijinks Verizon is trying to pull with its latest "unlimited" cell phone plan, it seemed like a good time to check in on the other major carriers to get a sense of how limited each company's supposedly "unlimited" data plans really are.
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Most tantalizingly, though, was the show's drawn-out revelation of the events that led to the decimation of human civilization, something it seems season three will explore further, in between pregnancy-related hijinks and whatever high-strung madness Forte's Phil gets up to this time around.
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Aerin gives a positive I.D. on Connor (why did no one think of asking her if the dad did it before Olivia held a knife to his throat though?), but in all the hijinks no one thinks to get Creek out of the house with Connor. Oops.
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It's also simply fun to watch Josh, the slack-jawed straight man to the endless hijinks of East Peck, and his team, made up of sweet, simple, brother-cousin-having Dwayne Reed (Steven Boyer) and the fantastic Anne Flatch (Sherri Shepherd), try to break the case.
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By the time I got to the end of Dark Deeds, I realized that while the individual entries in the series don't vary too wildly, Brooks is laying out something a bit more interesting than a series of heists and hijinks of the crew of a starship.
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The artist's Friday night hijinks at a Sotheby's auction snagged international headlines on October 5, as an allegedly unknown apparatus mounted inside a picture frame appeared to shred a valuable "Girl with a Balloon" (2006) image, just as the gavel dropped on the winning £953,829 (~$1,251,423) bid.
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Details about the Ron Howard-directed movie are still scant, so other than lots of Millennium Falcon hijinks and what looks like the gang running a foul of some kind void-dwelling tentacle beast, it's anyone's guess as to what the story's actually gonna be about.
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The colorful cartoon characters and their wacky hijinks will surely go appreciated by the younger set — but the messaging is aimed squarely at those who were old enough to watch the first or second Toy Story in theaters, and it hits that mark with grace and confidence.
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Her stage name is a nod to the popular character from the '80s anime Ranma 1/2 — as in half-boy, half-girl — which revolves around the hijinks and romances of a teenage martial arts fighter whose gender flips every time he comes in contact with water.
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This is the sound you looking back on those youthful hijinks as an old man and weeping for hours on end, wishing life was still that simple, praying for another chance to drink VK and Carling round the back of a cornershop on a Saturday night.
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They're direct references to the comic books that Marvel's movies are based on, which have their own rich history of parallel universes, altered timelines, and all kinds of reality manipulation hijinks — the kind of stuff that could be clues for where the MCU is going next.
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The show's far-fetched conceit that Nazis were behind most of the conspiratorial diplomatic tragedies of the Cold War era, the thin mystery of the characters' relationships, and the wan pull of their wacky spy hijinks weren't enough to justify the ideological Nazi parade on display.
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The late creative director was known for his theatrics on the runway — there was a rocket, a miniature iceberg, and the one fashioned after a river canyon in Provence, France — and the Chanel spring 2020 show lived up to that legacy with its own set of hijinks.
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The day she decided to break the law and communicate secretively from her bathroom server, she cemented in the minds of Americans that another Clinton term would be accompanied by the same old Clinton hijinks, at a time when the American worker never felt so low.
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But Rough Night's dead-body hijinks hit at least as often than they miss, and serve to help tease out the smaller, deeper tensions at play in this formerly tight-knit group of friends who have drifted apart in the ways most people drift apart after college.
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"We're here," one can be heard saying in a video posted by Aoki labelled "Miami Lit AF." Disick also appeared to get into some lighthearted hijinks, filming a video where he and Aoki slammed a pie with the name of Aoiki's record label Dim Mak into someone's face.
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SOFT FOCUS AND NAKED JUICE VINTAGE FILTER AND BIG SHADES ADORABLE SELFIES WITH FANS AN ENVIABLE 'FRIENDS' LIST JEALOUSY-INDUCING PARTY GUESTS JEALOUSY-INDUCING FRIENDS JEALOUSY-INDUCING VACATION PHOTOS FREE-SPIRITED HIJINKS PRO-BODY POSITIVITY POSTS FLAWLESS LEVELS OF COMFORT JEALOUSY-INDUCING DINING HABITS LITERAL HIGH-JINKS…GET IT?
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And while we can't reveal too much about what hijinks up-and-coming comedian Miriam "Midge" Maisel (Rachel Brosnahan) and her lovably curmudgeonly manager, Susie (Alex Borstein), get into down south, we can exclusively reveal the first photo from the new season, which will stream later this year.
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The Scharf/Haring pairing, combined with Julia Wachtel's "Membership" (13393), a painting that facilely juxtaposes kitschy greeting card imagery with a black-and-white rendering of matching African fertility figures, seems to signal that the Geist of the decade was bent toward crowd-pleasing hijinks and elitist condescension.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Years before he captained the torpedo boat PT-109, ran for office or set the United States on a path to put a man on the moon, President John F. Kennedy was a troublesome teen whose hijinks nearly got him kicked out of his prestigious boarding school.
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Or maybe it's that George Lucas has seemingly never interacted with a child, so for research, he watched Dennis the Menace and Leave it to Beaver and wrote down a few one-liners before calling it quits so he could spend more time planning Jar Jar Binks hijinks.
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It still has that sense of intimacy and familiarity that's so appealing, but now all those hijinks between squad members and the long vignettes where characters work through their feelings take place against a backdrop of a sweeping and increasingly dire military campaign with real stakes and looming dread.
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So the nearly 25-year gap between that film and the present-set Avengers: Infinity War and the present-set and 2024/2025-set (there's a five-year time jump) Endgame in Marvel Cinematic History, combined with Fury's secrecy, leaves open the possibility for all kinds of Skrull hijinks.
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It's a return to her crystal clean, whiter-than-white, none-of-that-mean-old-rap-music vibe and, if you want to sell that sort of shit, pushing the girl-next-door aesthetic with some smiley hijinks on late-night TV is a cynical but sensible move.
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It has been a wild ride, with the annual dose of only-the-Mets hijinks: Yoenis Cespedes stepping in a hole; Jason Vargas threatening a reporter; General Manager Brodie Van Wagenen throwing a chair; the scoreboard memorializing two members of the 103 champions who were not, in fact, dead.
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There's all of the fun wacky plot hijinks and the romance, but when I think about your books I'm thinking about these really warm tender moments like the Christmas Cookie Bonanza in To All the Boys I've Loved Before or the RAF party in P.S. I Still Love You.
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It's difficult to imagine just how long Amazon's Jack Ryan would have to run in order to see Krasinski play the president, not to mention the kinds of hijinks it would have to dream up in order to echo Ryan's on-page broader journey in a contemporary setting.
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The characters are based loosely on Tom Stoppard's Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead, about two minor characters from William Shakespeare's Hamlet Over the course of those comics, the pair get into a series of hijinks that sees them cross paths with just about every major character in the Prequel and Original trilogies.
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There are few sitcom hijinks in On Becoming a God in Central Florida, and the ones that exist are immediately exposed as terrible ideas — the comedy comes instead from watching its characters expose themselves as dupes in thrall to the various myths that fuel the dream of FAM's invisible millionaires.
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Well, it's the kind of wacky hijinks that Forza 6 apparently feels obligated to get up to with its licensed Top Gear test track, and until you can make your car say something racist that's really the only way a game like Forza can evoke the Top Gear / Grand Tour experience.
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Cooking show judges, prize-winning chefs, their most promising prodigies ... I had, before my eyes, the darlings of French cuisine getting trashed, drinking beer out of motorcycle helmets, and attempting Jackass-inspired hijinks that only seem like a good idea when you've got eight grams of alcohol in your blood.
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Related: Hijinks, Confusion and Allegations of Voter Fraud Dominate Republican Caucuses in Nevada Trump's decisive win is a further blow to Republican establishment figures who, less than a month ago, were hoping that the outspoken billionaire's insurgent candidacy was stalled after he lost the opening nominating contest in Iowa to Cruz.
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There are still plenty of fun and entertaining hijinks to be had, whether it's the employees struggling to keep corporate from finding an employee's severed finger, or Mateo searching the store for an "I Voted" sticker, or Jonah and Garrett placing bets on which of the seasonal employees will quit first.
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It's the kind of unexpected move that seems like it could be an Office B-plot: Meredith takes her horrible son to Ft. Lauderdale, Dwight thinks she's trying to undermine Michael's authority by returning to work at an off-kilter time, Jim looks at the camera and grimaces, hijinks ensue.
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Most happily, the movie (written by Christina Hodson) proves disarmingly witty, working "The Breakfast Club" into its shtick, referencing the Cold War not long before the Berlin Wall comes tumbling down and indulging in teen hijinks -- like toilet-papering a house -- that Bumblebee embraces with a little too much gusto.
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Though many of the hijinks recounted in Ball Four now seem rather tame, Bouton's book flouted the clubhouse omerta so egregiously that baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn and numerous players, managers and even baseball writers felt compelled to publicly condemn the book at the time—many without even bothering to read it.
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The Rock, Jack Black, Kevin Hart, and Karen Gillian are the video game characters that the minds of our Breakfast Club-y teens inhabit, and a troubling amount of the trailer's time is focused on Black pretending to have the mind of a teen girl and the hilarious hijinks that ensue.
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And if you loved last year's Conversations With Friends, you'll love Sally Rooney's latest novel, Normal People, (also set to be a series on Hulu) about two childhood friends, Marianne and Connell, who end up at the prestigious Trinity College in Dublin and are clearly into each other, though hijinks ensue.
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In and of itself, this superhero setup could have made for a fun installment of Doctor Who, especially as the hour teases the idea that the Doctor told Grant he is not supposed to use his powers, because Earth is not the sort of place where superhero hijinks are meant to play out.
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STONE: Well having come up empty handed with any evidence of Russian collusion, having come up empty handed with any hijinks regarding allegedly hacked emails with Wiki Leaks, now they want to concoct some new crime or I should say new offence in an attempt to get me to testify against the President.
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This allows her to sidestep some logistical questions about how she'd, say, curtail the influence of Raytheon, but also weirdly reminds you about the wacky hijinks wrought by our current, unconventional president who doesn't have his hands on the ropes of government and is, in a Wario kind of way, providing moral leadership.
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All of this to say that in addition to the hijinks of mischievous nuns hiding the cake tin from one another, and young nurses frolicking on bicycles (there is all of that), the show has more than enough drama to keep you glued to Netflix (where seasons 1 through 4 are currently available).
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KINDERGARTNER&aposS FRUSTRATION WITH FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL GOES VIRAL Though the titular character, played on the silver screen by Mara Wilson, could use telekinesis to pull pranks and hijinks on those who wished her ill, real-life #MatildaChallenge jokesters rely on friends, hidden from the camera, to "magically" move around nearby objects.
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And while Winston (Lamorne Morris) initially just skirted the edges of the show, stumbling into his own separate hijinks, he eventually found a partner in Aly (Nasim Pedrad), a co-worker who proved to be just as weird as him in exactly the ways he never thought he'd find in someone else.
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As if to prove that Bansky's penchant for public attention is certainly more of a career booster than a truly alienating or destabilizing act, the Paris auction house that will be the next to sell (or attempt to sell!) some Banksy prints expressed their hope that the artist would stage another round of hijinks.
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Farmageddon lays out everything you need to know about this universe and its characters in the first few minutes: Shaun (voiced by Justin Fletcher) and his fellow sheep enjoy a blissful but boring existence at Mossy Bottom Farm, spending their days trying to sneak in some hijinks when sheepdog Bitzer (John Sparkes) isn't watching.
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Teeny-bopper fans expecting a continuation of the made-for-TV-band's sitcom hijinks were inundated with a string of largely unrelated surreal Monty Python-esque sketches, including a journey through actor Victor Mature's hair, a swami who imparts the secret to the universe, and Dolenz leaping off the Gerald Desmond Bridge to swim with porpoises.
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It's easy to see why: If Christmas is about being around your family and the people you love, and you don't have either of those things, it can be a difficult time (although, to be fair, it can also be pretty rough even if you have both of those things, as any number of holiday hijinks movies can attest).
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Rachel Bloom, who created the show and stars as Rebecca Bunch, a lawyer who gives up her job at a high-powered New York firm to move to West Covina, California, manages to find the perfect amount of humor and pathos in Rebecca's hysterical hijinks without shying away from the honest side effects of living with a mental illness.
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Miguel reveals that he's going on his own dimension-jumping adventure to "the beginning"; it's then we learn that Miguel means the 1967 Spider-Man animated TV series, specifically an episode called "Double Identity," the origin of the "Spider-Man pointing at Spider-Man" meme: We see Miguel insert himself into the scene, and hijinks ensue.
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Slap Shot might have treated the on-ice hijinks of the Hanson Brothers as a sideshow to exploit 40 years ago, but its cinematic heirs like Goon (and Goon: Last of the Enforcers, which comes out in theaters today) treat its fights and its fighters as a more central part of both the game and the film.
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Slap Shot might have treated the on-ice hijinks of the Hanson Brothers as a sideshow to exploit 40 years ago, but its cinematic heirs like Goon (and Goon: Last of the Enforcers, which comes out in theaters today) treat its fights and its fighters as a more central part of both the game and the film.
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Russo seems enraged first because the Rays are apparently too bad a team to be pulling such hijinks, then because they should bring up a younger player to be thrown to the wolves, before finally settling on the idea that people won't buy tickets to see games if The Opener catches on and spells the death of the ace.
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To be clear, Venom doesn't quite hit the meta-movie high notes that made Deadpool a smash, but powered by the performances from Williams and Hardy (who seem to have chemistry) and a script that aims for humor and hijinks and (seemingly) embraces the camp within its source material, Sony should have a solid foundation on which to build a new superhero franchise.
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Last year, we reported that Netflix was expanding into episodic, interactive content aimed at kids, starting with Puss in Book: Trapped in an Epic Tale — a series that took Shrek's Puss in Boots and dropped him into an adventure where he's attempting to escape from a storybook — and Buddy Thunderstruck, which showcases the hijinks of the eponymous Buddy, a truck-racing dog.
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As the series begins, the pair is reunited in their tiny hometown through an odd set of sitcom-approved circumstances — a pregnant Maggie kicks her husband to the curb after she realizes he's cheating on her, and Emma quits her high-powered job in China to move back home and help Maggie raise the kid — and plenty of hijinks ensue.
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"The Deer Hunters" (season 1, episode 4) The show is still finding its voice here — Lorelai showing up late to a Chilton parents' night in a band T-shirt is the kind of over-the-top "look how quirky and different!" hijinks the show will later mature away from — but Rory's horrified, "I got hit by a deer!" is immortal. 110.
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" After 23 minutes of classic sitcom hijinks and mix-ups—Charlie makes a Valentine for Jerry, to show Frank just how not jealous he is—the truth is revealed: Frank had ordered parasite-laden poop off the dark web and inserted it inside of himself "with the tip of a teaspoon" to lose weight, because he thought he'd overheard Charlie calling him "flabby.
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Consider Now You See Me, the 2013 Louis Leterrier magic-heist film in which magicians played by Jesse Eisenberg, Isla Fisher, Woody Harrelson, and Dave Franco steal a ridiculous amount of money from an insurance executive played by Michael Caine because they're just that good at illusions (their hijinks continued in the movie's sequel, Now You See Me 2, and a third is in the works).
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Broad City: "Burning Bridges" (Season 3, Episode 8) First aired on TV: April 6, 2016 Usually Abbi (co-creator Abbi Jacobson) and Ilana (co-creator Ilana Glazer), the titular broads of this zany series, get in some hijinks with very little actually at stake — merely the end of a neighborhood infatuation courtesy of a melted dildo, perhaps, or a lifetime ban from the local co-op.
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So, as long as Buddy followed all the other regulations, it's conceivable he could ball.) The movie kicked off a fourteen-film franchise, including four "official" Air Bud films, focusing on the dog's role in various other sports (football, soccer, baseball, and volleyball), and additional "Air Buddies" spin-off films in which Air Bud's children (Buddy fucks) get into all sorts of crazy hijinks, eventually rocketing off into space.
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This week Devin Nunes, a highly regarded, hard-charging young conservative from California, had to step away from his House Intelligence Committee's investigation of the hijinks around Russia, the wacky 2016 election and President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's shocking claim that he had been surveilled at the end of the Obama administration.
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After SallyAnn Salsano and her 495 Productions created Jersey Shore (which she rebooted this past year), they made Snooki & JWoww, which for four seasons followed around the two cast members and best friends as they got married, had children, and complained about stuff, as well as the short-lived Pauly D Project, which had the famous DJ traveling around the country and getting into hijinks with his entourage, many of them his old friends from Rhode Island.
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Mueller's assessment of the Trump Tower hijinks smacks of the envelope-pushing zeal that marked an investigation driven by progressive legal beagles, who believe the law is there to empower subordinate executive bureaucrats, such as themselves, to neuter the chief executive (at least if his name is Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE).
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So far tonight, I have witnessed a tepid collection of clown-perpetrated groin hijinks; fathers wandering the corridors, sucking sausage grease off their fingers while their daughters get their faces painted; ice routines with all the grace of an evacuation; an acrobatics display during which a girl, a few seats over, Googles "Papa Johns hours"; and a dozen lions and tigers whipped by a man with a square head until they roll onto their sides like drunk uncles with their pants undone.
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His credential-chasing yielded a book of short stories, Palo Alto, a plainspoken and undistinguished set of accounts of middle class high school hijinks, adapted for the screen by Gia Coppola in 2013 with Franco as a lecherous high school teacher; and a chapbook of poems, Strongest of the Litter, about, among other things, Hollywood actors, including, presumably, himself: In fifty yearsMy sleep will be death,I'll go like the rest,But I'll have playedAll the games and all the roles.
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And themes immediately became apparent, none of which had been discussed in the subterranean lair of the Lovecraft: time loops and the hijinks they present (these were generally fun); gender anxiety, not intentional like HR Giger's famously carnal face-huggers, but hidden just beyond the wings (Freud made an appearance later in the festival, in a delightful piece of animated magic called "Super Science Friends," although he was present throughout much of those first 24 hours); and endlessly nonsensical end-of-the-world epidemics.
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