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Catching up with the Napoleon Dynamite cast after 20 years.

I mean seriously, how much better could a first pitch go? The crowd loved it. The mascot, who was standing in an umpire-like position, did a strike three call

Now that Borat Subsequent Moviefilm is a hit, should Napoleon Dynamite 2 come next?

https://youtu.be/ZfaprMUfL_o Listen / download here: Fifteen years ago, The Boondocks changed the course of modern animation by not only featuring Black characters as the leads, but by being absolutely unapologetic in its content. That boundary-pushing show gained its own following along with a fair share of backlash, all of which is now par for the course for executive producer Carl Jones and producer Brian Ash. They've had celebrities like Oprah and Tyler Perry take issue with (and aim at) The Boondocks, just as they've had Adult Swim axe an episode before it was ever animated …

TNT renews All Elite Wrestling: Dynamite through 2023, in addition to greenlighting a second AEW series which currently streams on YouTube.

Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes, as the duo Jay and Silent Bob, appear on the debut episode of AEW Dynamite and trade trash talk with wrestlers.

In 2004, a small, innocuous comedy called Napoleon Dynamite premiered. As with other irreverent teen comedies like Superbad and Juno, it wasn’t afraid to focus on celebrating the 'weird' kids in high school. What was special about Napoleon Dynamite was that it seemed totally organically born. It was like the film crew just set up cameras and filmed actual people living in rural Idaho, a celebration of eccentricity.

Released way back in 2004, Napoleon Dynamite was one of those movies that defined a generation. The comedy film stars Jon Heder as the title character, a socially awkward high school student who lives with his grandmother and unemployed 30-something year brother until his uncle Rico comes to help out when grandma gets injured. Constantly being bullied, Napoleon lives in his own fantasy world, and appears hilariously aloof.