Pulp Fiction

The most 1994 thing

Cash registers; cheap cigarettes and shakes; television; smoking; flip phones

In the discussion (13)
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  • Restaurants keeping enough cash to make robbery worthwhile is nominated; it also overlaps with aged worst. — Bill Simmons
  • A pack of Red Apples costing $1.40 is nominated. — Bill Simmons
  • Aspiring to appear in a network pilot is nominated. — Bill Simmons
  • Heroin making a comeback is nominated. — Bill Simmons
  • Julia Sweeney is nominated. — Bill Simmons
  • Riding a motorcycle without a helmet is nominated. — Bill Simmons
  • A five-dollar milkshake seeming expensive is nominated.
  • Watching whatever happens to be on television is another Most 1994 candidate, illustrated by young Butch, Lance, and Fabienne; Butch's program is corrected to Clutch Cargo. — Sean Fennessey
  • Zippo lighters are nominated, prompting recollections of their inconvenience and switching to disposable lighters. — Chris Ryan
  • Smoking in restaurants is nominated. — Chris Ryan
  • Flip phones are nominated. — Chris Ryan
  • Knowing movie dialogue through soundtrack albums is nominated. — Chris Ryan
  • Butch’s white T-shirt, jeans, and suede jacket are nominated. — Chris Ryan