Phones never need charging

[Peegoo]

@Mjark

I grew up in Florida. We take this stuff seriously

 

[lowatter]

I don't remember seeing an outhouse on Gilligan's Island. Thurston and Lovey's poop may not stink but they still had to...poop, that is!

 

[Sparky2]

It's like how you never see anyone on Star Trek using the bathroom either.

 

[Marc Morfei]

You rarely see people use the toilet in movies either.

Although these days you see it more and more, unfortunately.

 

[Chester P Squier]

You rarely see people use the toilet in movies either.

When we first got the internet, there was a site with some worthless information, such as "movies in which Tom Hanks urinates."

Forrest Gump
A League of Their Own
Cast Away

None of them "showed anything."

 

[Digital Larry]

I don't remember seeing an outhouse on Gilligans Island. Thurston and Loveys poop may not stink but they still had to!

It's like how you never see anyone on Star Trek using the bathroom either.

That is reserved for "very special episodes" of Home Improvement dealing with heavy topics.

 

[Knows3Chords]

 

[Chester P Squier]

@Mjark

I grew up in Florida. We take this stuff seriously

Around here, we have "contra-flow" when there is hurricane evacuation. The southbound lanes become northbound. In the picture above, both sides would be full of cars.

You'd have to buy a charger at wherever you were evacuating to.

 

[Peegoo]

It's like how you never see anyone on Star Trek using the bathroom either.

In the future, nobody poops.

But farting remains a problem...and denial is still king!

Scotty looks the most guilty this time.

 

[backporchmusic]

Pulp Fiction.

Of course I learned years later that was due to the heroin used by Vincent.

Yup. That scene functioned to develop the character, extend the depiction of the banal aspects of being an assassin, and also set up how Vincent's drug-induced self-absorbtion led to his death.

 

[Obsessed]

I just visited someone with an add-on bidet in their toilet. No, I didn’t dare ask any questions, but the blue light shining into the toilet water seems to be very symbolic of today’s world.

 

[wabashslim]

People don't poop in movies very much either.

The whole arc of Breaking Bad advanced mightily when Hank was on the toilet.

 

[memorex]

I think 'All In The Family' was one of the first TV shows in which goin' to the terlit was discussed.

 

[sax4blues]

Recently saw a movie where dead cellphone was part of the story. It was set up by girl asking coffee shop if they had charger to borrow then had to immediately leave without using.

 

[cometazzi]

The whole arc of Breaking Bad advanced mightily when Hank was on the toilet.

I still have yet to watch that. Everyone tells me I'd like it.

The show, not Hank on the toilet specifically.

 

[Knows3Chords]

Some people do some of their best thinking on the can. Sometimes their life's story arc changes mightily after some type of epiphany while on the throne.

 

[OtherTom]

 

[ElvisNixon]

I think 'All In The Family' was one of the first TV shows in which goin' to the terlit was discussed.

And Archie would talk about Edith’s groin-oncologist appointments.

 

[radiocaster]

Bit like how they never run out of bullets either!

It's a quite common scene: main character runs out of bullets, pulls the trigger, nothing comes out, says something like "darn" or "rats", then throws his gun on the ground.

 

[Wrighty]

People don't poop in movies very much either. Or in books.

I guess some things are assumed?

Saw a film featuring a bear once.............................based on that, the answer to the question is 'no', not even in the woods.