Movies & TV Stack Exchange has had the opportunity to be covered by media companies like The Guardian and Business Insider lots of times. So this post is to list all these moments of glory in the form of answers.
Make sure to check other answers before listing to avoid duplicate entries.
Recently we got the question about the red room from Stranger Things:
What is the purpose of this "red room" in Stranger Things?
But most of us might not have expected how viral it would go.
It became a popular meme and got covered on reddit. And many popular tweets on Twitter (1, 2).
Also on The Guardian: In the dark: why the Stranger Things ‘red room’ is confusing younger fans
And on Business Insider: A hilarious question about a photography darkroom on 'Stranger Things' is going viral: 'What is the purpose of this 'red room'?'
And also I am feeling OLD now.
So who doesn't like a good conspiracy especially when we are talking about Pixar, so while covering the same The Guardian made this article:
The great big Pixar conspiracy
And referenced another question from Movies & TV SE:
It's not always rainbows and sunshine but also misinterpretation which was also done by
The Guardian: Politeness costs nothing, but it may stop people understanding you
They focused on one of my own questions:
What is to the west of Westeros?
and one from the German Language Stackexchnage:
https://german.stackexchange.com/q/52280/22016
But with some possible ignorance and misinterpretation of the intent of the posts. And also got covered on the Main meta:
How is misrepresentation of Stack Exchange in the media (and in science) handled?
In the article "50 years ago, Star Trek’s history was sealed with the Uhura-Kirk kiss", they cleared up this misconception:
The smooching scene has been commonly referred to as television’s first interracial kiss—but there’s compelling evidence that it actually wasn’t.
The hyperlink pointed to Was Kirk and Uhura's kiss in Star Trek really the first interracial kiss on TV?, hosted here on Movies & TV Stack Exchange.
