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Trivia: "Singin' in the Rain" wasn't in the original screenplay. When it was added, it was intended to be performed by Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor and Debbie Reynolds. This song eventually became "Good Morning", and "Singin' in the Rain" became Kelly's iconic solo.

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Trivia: During principal photography, it got so hot in the Mexican desert that seven extras fainted, with one ending up in the hospital.

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Trivia: Mick Jagger, the lead vocalist of the Rolling Stones, originally owned the rights to adapt the novel into a movie. He would have played Alex, with the other Stones playing his "droogs".

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Trivia: Mr. Alexander's doorbell tone is the first four notes of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, transposed to a different key.

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Trivia: Bud Fox's name was originally Joe Fox, but it was changed after it was discovered Joe Fox was a real stockbroker, who wouldn't give permission for his name to be used.

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A Dark Road - S3-E10

Trivia: The records clerk that Madeline befriends is played by Tyne Daly, who was Sharon Gless' co-star on "Cagney & Lacey" in the 1980s.

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The Alliance - S1-E4

Trivia: In the synopsis on the DVD, Jim Halpert is incorrectly listed as "John", the name of the actor who plays him.

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Enemies Closer - S3-E13

Trivia: About ten minutes into the episode, Michael learns that Nate got married in Las Vegas. The actress playing Nate's wife actually is married to Seth Peterson, who plays Nate.

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Season 8 generally

Trivia: The titles of the season 8 episodes "Enemies Foreign" and "Enemies Domestic" are references to the Presidential oath and the oath taken by members of the military to defend the Constitution.

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Baltimore - S8-E22

Trivia: A flashback shows Chris Pacci joking to Gibbs about an ulcer and that his gut will be the death of him. In the episode "Dead Man Talking" in season 1, Pacci was murdered and found disemboweled.

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Trivia: Instead of being released over the weekend, the film was released on a Tuesday; for publicity purposes, it was released on 06/06/06.

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Trivia: 20th Century Fox was able to finance the film, in part, because of the financial success of The Omen.

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Trivia: Richard Donner was originally wary of sending the script to Gregory Peck. Combined with the original ending, in which Robert kills Damien, and the fact that Peck's son had recently committed suicide, Donner thought offering the film to him was distasteful. But to Donner's surprise, Peck agreed relatively quickly to do the film.

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The Never-Never Affair - S1-E25

Trivia: This episode featured an early television appearance by Barbara Feldon, who, just six months later, would become famous as Agent 99 on Get Smart.

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Trivia: Dale Cooper's role was originally larger than it appeared in the final film. Kyle MacLachlan had originally declined to appear, for fear of being typecast. To compensate, his role was downgraded to a minor cameo, and a new character was created to fill the role of lead investigator.

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Trivia: Laura Palmer's murder was supposed to remain unsolved, but ABC demanded that the murderer be revealed. Many people believed that that moment was when the series jumped the shark.

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Trivia: This was the only film Francois Truffaut acted in without also directing.

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Trivia: This is Harrison Ford's first Western film since The Frisco Kid in 1979.

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Trivia: When Captain America is approaching Red Skull's lair in the Alps, one of the German sentries lets out a Wilhelm scream when he gets knocked off his motorcycle. (01:32:30)

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Trivia: The show originally premiered as "Navy: NCIS", and ran with that title for the first season. Beginning with season 2, the title was shortened to just "NCIS", after the producers convinced CBS (the network had insisted on the longer title) that "Navy: NCIS" was redundant, since the "N" in "NCIS" stands for "Naval".

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