Scientists are no doubt hard at work researching the long-lasting socio-biological effects of Jamie Lee Curtis’s True Lies dance scene, but last night Kumail Nanjiani accidentally got into the specifics on live television. Like an entire generation of men and women, Nanjiani’s pubescent brain was never the same after Curtis slicked back her hair, made a sexy dress by ripping the sleeves off another dress, and toppled off that bed poster. Hopefully part of his adolescent fantasy included awkwardly discussing the scene with Curtis on late-night TV decades later, because if so, things really turned out well for him.
