Which episode of the anime series, Neon Genesis Evanglion first featured the famous Gendo pose (guy with shining glasses and fingers clasped together)?

I tried googling and accessing the wiki itself but no luck.

Does anybody know which anime series episode does this screencap picture within the link below from Disney’s Turning Red spoof/parody/reference?

Turning Red (2022) [4K]

Which Sailor Moon episode featured this picture within the link posted below where the girls are laughing?

As some of you Japanese anime fans know, there have been many Naruto episodes featuring Naruto and probably other characters running in a certain way with their arms held up high and facing backwards, their backs bent, and their heads held up with a serious look.

Nevertheless, I am only interested in knowing the name of the first episode featuring Naruto running in that specific manner.

Please let me know for certain the name of that episode and at which time interval of the episode does it take place as soon as possible.

Unlike most Goldilocks stories we’ve seen and known, this particular animated one i remember had Goldilocks portrayed as a colored girl with yellow hair and the 3 bears speak and sing like people from the South (New Orleans probably).

From what i also remember, Goldilocks was seen at school before starting her unexpected journey to the 3 bears’ home.

Also, the 3 bears went on a bus while singing something funky and jazzy.

Other than that is a blank and probably as we know the original story.

Note: This is not the one from Warner Bros.

As we all know, The Three Musketeers is the most famous story based on the French author, Alexandre Dumas’ novel. Despite the sequel, The Man in the Iron Mask having some recognition.

However, there have been many movies adapted from that novel according to Wikipedia. Some with happy endings and others without; especially when it comes to poor, beautiful Constance’s death.

I already know the 1973 one starring Michael York (the lamest), the 1993 Disney one (and the best) with Chris O’Donnell, the Mickey one, the 1981 animated one, the 2011 one, and the 2014 series.

But there is one 3 Musketeers movie I seek. I remember having seen it once in my life when I was still a teenager. It was in color.

The story begins in a flashback back when D’Artagnan was young. Other scenes show D’Artagnan showing some respect when turning around after accidentally crashing into the bathroom where Constance is bathing, Constance threatens to kill her uncle with a dagger if he ever hits her again due to her love for D’Artagnan, Constance’s uncle trying to do away with D’Artagnan or something, D’Artagnan running away from the Cardinal’s guards despite all they want is just to bring him before the Cardinal himself, the Cardinal lives the rest of the way, and finally, D’Artagnan and Captain Rochefort dueling in some sort of stable or barn where Rochefort ends up stabbed to death when coming or falling down a ladder.

Funny thing is that I can hardly remember if Athos, Porthos, and Aramis were even included in the movie to begin with.

So, if any of you know which one I’m referring to, let me know ASAP.

As we all know, there have been many movies made, adapted, and based on the novels of the French author, Jules Verne.

One particular movie I’m trying to look for is one of the Journey to the Center of the Earth movies (NOT the one with Brendan Fraser, of course).

From what I remember seeing at the beginning, the story began somewhere in the 19th century in England or America (not sure) and the nephew was collecting his uncle from a place where they fight for money probably before beginning their journey. It was in color, it looked old, and probably like a TV movie.

Let me know ASAP, please.

Old live-action movie in color.

An apparently unhappy married man and a single woman go to Italy after hearing the news of the man’s father, Will’s death and the woman’s mother, Kate’s death, both Will and Kate having had an affair.

In one scene, the man and woman swim naked to a rock (man loses his underwear in the process); not knowing a guy named Bruno took pictures of them naked. When men in boat see and come after the naked woman, the naked man merely covers her titties with his socks. Bruno blackmails the guy unless he is taken to America after returning his lost underwear. The maid with a “moustache” overhears Bruno and kills him with a gun off-screen.

The man has an argument with his wife on the phone; thinking he’s having an affair. The woman intervenes and explains to the wife that there’s no cause for jealousy and she calls herself fat.

The inspector in charge of the investigations is called Carlucci.

In Italy, when it’s lunchtime, they eat and don’t work.

The man and woman have their parents buried together under the family name, Carlucci in honor of the inspector.

Bruno’s body is taken in the man’s father’s place back to America after the man bids the woman a fond farewell.

Never saw the movie but I have seen its trailer dozens of times back in the 2000’s.

It was a 2-D animated movie. An evil scientist guy with an apple core head (probably a once human-turned-mutant) creates a formula that mutates animals into monsters and it’s up to some kids (probably) teens to stop him while facing the monsters including a mutated frog. At one point, the villain has somehow grown to giant-size too.

I remember this movie vaguely. It’s old like as though it came out in the 70’s and it was a very long one too.

The only names I recall in the credits were Dominique something and some director whose name ends with -ucci or something like that.

The only scene I can remember was some woman either half or completely naked and her cleavage was fully exposed and she was having intercourse with someone in a pile of hay or something.

List of what I want to know from the movie:

1) Name of the movie?

2) The interval of which that intercourse scene took place and if there are any other scenes like it included as well possibly.

From what I remember, the movie had John Rhys-Davies playing the role of a priest.

Scenes I remember from it:

A South American girl with American parents visits a kind man wearing glasses with a magic flute that when played can bring a statue to life or change a mask’s appearance. Quite the artist too. One of his men scares the girl as some kind of silly joke with a mask. Eventually, the girl learns how to play a flute well.

Kind man is arrested under false pretenses that he “kidnapped” the girl.

A bad guy in white pretends to be a good guy beating up his minion who tried to feed something to the girl not meant for kids as pointed out by her mom in the marketplace. The minion also has the girl’s father take the blame for the destruction of the Jesus Christ statue during a mass ceremony.

Priest accuses girl of being a liar when she said she saw him last night doing something she thinks is bad when in fact, he was burying a statue as he had later shown to the parents.

Girl and two men go on a quest to find a magical golden disc which the bad guys tries to dispose of constantly until it kills and sucks him up wholly.

A Hanna-Barbera series so successful that it’s had more episodes than you think.

But there is one episode name that escapes me. The one where one minute, Fred sleeps somewhere, the next minute, the plot takes place in Fred’s dream in the future.

In the dream, Fred is an old long bearded caveman; mistaken for a rabbit by a hunter at first due to tying his long beard on top of his head, he mistakes a young yet ugly lady for Wilma before being chased off by her dog, he finds out that his old friend Barney lives in a bigger mansion and that Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm got married, and reunites with an old Wilma before waking up in the present time and eating pies.

I saw this live-action movie in my teens on TV once. It was in color and it looked like it was made in the 80’s or 90’s.

A high school or college nerd named Dexter probably was studying on the computer one night for a big test the next day until he got shocked which rendered him highly intellectually intelligent.

The next day, he finishes his exam much quicker than the others do; much to the silent disbelief of the teacher.

Eventually, he starts entering show contests based on intelligence which suddenly increases the jealousy of a spoiled little blonde genius brat with glasses known as The Viper who begins drawing mocking devil marks on his pictures and researching about him more despite his dad’s encouragement to move on.

Dexter moves and lives in a mansion that talks. One night, he is kidnapped by agents, one that looks almost like Jeffery Jones and the other one wears glasses and makes hand gestures as a form of communication instead who suspect him of being the Viper.

Somewhere at the end, before another contest starts, the Viper plants a virus on Dexter through a telephone that makes him answer questions wrong until finally he overcomes it which forces the Viper to confess: “Nobody messes with the Viper!” and finally get arrested by the agents; much to his dad’s chagrin.