Ra's also refers to Gotham as "the world's greatest city" in Begins. I think he intended to "cleanse" Gotham of its corruption and crime by destroying it, whereas Talia was clearly just acting out of revenge. I mean, by the time of TDKR, Gotham had already been cleaned up by the police and Batman. And the League…

Bruce missing/dying at the same time as Batman is an issue with the story. I mean I guess it could've been explained by Rachel's death. I got the impression in TDK that a lot of people knew they were close.

Bruce missing/dying at the same time as Batman is an issue with the story. I mean I guess it could've been explained by Rachel's death. I got the impression in TDK that a lot of people knew they were close.

Anyone else notice Jason Gann nearly breaking character when he was sucking up Amanda's tears? Right before it cuts away to Ryan.

Anyone else notice Jason Gann nearly breaking character when he was sucking up Amanda's tears? Right before it cuts away to Ryan.

Agreed. And my whole thought about this echoes EIDan…She could've just left and blogged about it. What did she expect was going to happen, calling out a comic like Tosh in the middle of his act? An apology? A polite discussion about what is and isn't an appropriate joke? This young lady, who claims to enjoy live…

Agreed. And my whole thought about this echoes EIDan…She could've just left and blogged about it. What did she expect was going to happen, calling out a comic like Tosh in the middle of his act? An apology? A polite discussion about what is and isn't an appropriate joke? This young lady, who claims to enjoy live…

Somewhat, I guess. Somewhat.

Somewhat, I guess. Somewhat.

Why is psychopharmacology in quotes? Are you implying that psychopharmacology is not a field of study (It is)? Or that Dr. Crane wasn't a psychopharmacologist (He was)?

Why is psychopharmacology in quotes? Are you implying that psychopharmacology is not a field of study (It is)? Or that Dr. Crane wasn't a psychopharmacologist (He was)?

“I’ve never been one for meeting new people, or doing new things. Or eating new types of food. Or traveling outside of southern Indiana. I’ve had the same haircut since 1978, and I’ve driven the same car since 1991. I’ve used the same wooden comb for three decades. I have one bowl. I still get my milk delivered by…

“I’ve never been one for meeting new people, or doing new things. Or eating new types of food. Or traveling outside of southern Indiana. I’ve had the same haircut since 1978, and I’ve driven the same car since 1991. I’ve used the same wooden comb for three decades. I have one bowl. I still get my milk delivered by…

They had already been looking for the guy and had a description, which is why the cop just hands Peter the wanted poster. 
I thought it was just a police sketch at first, but then realized that would make no sense.

They had already been looking for the guy and had a description, which is why the cop just hands Peter the wanted poster. 
I thought it was just a police sketch at first, but then realized that would make no sense.

IT'S DISABLED

IT'S DISABLED

yes

yes

I'm not disagreeing with you about Springfield's sudden, inconsistent shift in attitude towards Homer in this episode, but can you point to some episodes after this in which that attitude becomes their "default response"?