I've been to their HQ, "The Toybox," in Hong Kong.

When Raphael is shown where the sceptre is, he shouts, "I found it!" and it cuts to outside. I think it's supposed to be a callback to him shouting, "SPLINTER!" at night on the barn rooftop.

Last time I watched this I noticed that they try to do several callbacks to the first movie. A lot of the music cues, like the "mystery" music related to their legend was the mystery music in film 1.

Mitsu says the, "We both shall die, but only one of us with honour," like Splinter to Shredder...

There's Martin Brody and Marcus Brody. Both directed by Spielberg, so I have to guess the cheeky suggestion is Marcus is his uncle or something.

Who?

Come on. These were ET times.

It's so difficult to see, but Doc's shirt is trains and cowboys.

That, Tex/Match and setting up Mad Dog in the museum are the three that I know off the top of my head.

I like it how they shoehorn cowboy things into 2 because they know where they're going with 3. It doesn't really have anything to do with cause and effect. It's just there.

To be fair to you, it didn't get that name until years after the fact.

Henry's argument was he and Catherine were 3rd cousins, so marriage should never have happened.

Everyone around Henry signs papers that yes, marriage should be annulled. More surprised Henry again by refusing to sign, his moral argument being that he'd go to hell for denying a lawful marriage.

Henry appointed his pal Thomas More - I had a prof once call them "drinking buddies" - Lord Chancellor. He was kind of surprised that More took the role very seriously.

When Catherine of Aragon wasn't birthing healthy boys after 20+ years of marriage, Henry petitioned Rome to have marriage annulled

"Wait, omega is Greek for 'last' or 'ultimate'."

"So?"

"Wouldn't that make you next-to-last. You'd be 'psi.'"

"Shut up!"

Like a smarty-pants in class, I just want to raise my hand and say I know what you're talking about.