I'm with you. The way the movie's squid substitute makes sense isn't on the level of the fictional world it inhabits, on the level of the problem it's supposed to be a solution to. It's like: "this clever twist we've come up with logically follows to some degree from the story you, the viewer, has been privy to, and…

There are more than one of everything.

Ha, ha; rowbit

When she doesn't it's because of a monstrous enemy scheme.

I've watched three episodes and I'm really liking it so far!

I know. I just thought "doesn't Dog Cop sound more like the way such a descriptive phrase would be ordered?"

Shouldn't that be Dog Cop?

They just like the shooty gun parts too much.

No, I really don't have to come up with anything else. Enough doctors disagree with him for their opinion to have shaped medical institutions all over.

That's not a counterpoint.

"industry-recognised psychiatric authority"

Upvoted for "salted lustweasels" but also really the rest of that description.

Honestly, I think this is the first time I've come across "Wachowski Siblings."

Collapsing into a single state upon observation sounds like performance anxiety.

The Last Halloween is freaking ACE.

Well, sealing the breach with the ice was a nice change a pace from that, I thought.

Mick would just start to find and kill everybody with the last name Hunter in 1883. I know it's not his real name, but still, seems like an issue!

Shaken, not churned.

Same difference.

BUT THE EYE OF THE NEEDLE WAS A NAME FOR ONE OF JERUSALEM'S GATES