And Charming is supposedly in the orbit of Oakland/SF.  The point being that a hooor-house doesn't exactly need to be in a downtown urban core.

The Moonlite Bunny Ranch is in a tiny dead mining town in Nevada.  If you can draw them in with porno stars, locale is pretty arbitrary.

The Moonlite Bunny Ranch is in a tiny dead mining town in Nevada.  If you can draw them in with porno stars, locale is pretty arbitrary.

Between this show and Boardwalk tonight, the CEO of Tits was working overtime.

Between this show and Boardwalk tonight, the CEO of Tits was working overtime.

There was a throw-away line about calling the dude that works in the crematorium about "who he was burning this week" as a source for thumb/tit, so I doubt that will come back again.

There was a throw-away line about calling the dude that works in the crematorium about "who he was burning this week" as a source for thumb/tit, so I doubt that will come back again.

Eh, I felt it suffered a bit in comparison to Rudd's doing the same thing in I Love You Man to better effect ("Totes megotes!"). I like Adam Scott a lot but it felt a bit derivative.

Eh, I felt it suffered a bit in comparison to Rudd's doing the same thing in I Love You Man to better effect ("Totes megotes!"). I like Adam Scott a lot but it felt a bit derivative.

As a Hoya (CAS '93), I object to the characterization of Ellis as a pompous, vacuous, son-of-connected-politician that wears a striped tie and is a douche.  Only 90% of the student body fits that description.

As a Hoya (CAS '93), I object to the characterization of Ellis as a pompous, vacuous, son-of-connected-politician that wears a striped tie and is a douche.  Only 90% of the student body fits that description.

I'd have to re-watch to make sure, but I don't think he took the blade out. With that model you actually have to disassemble the razor into three pieces to do that by removing the end cap from the base plate, which requires removing the entire top assembly off the handle. The top piece actually had prongs that…

I'd have to re-watch to make sure, but I don't think he took the blade out. With that model you actually have to disassemble the razor into three pieces to do that by removing the end cap from the base plate, which requires removing the entire top assembly off the handle. The top piece actually had prongs that…

I sensed a bit of sexual spark between Leo and the young reporter. Don't know if they were playing it that way or if anyone else picked that up. Maybe I misread the whole thing.

I sensed a bit of sexual spark between Leo and the young reporter. Don't know if they were playing it that way or if anyone else picked that up. Maybe I misread the whole thing.

I've really liked Morse since back in the St. Elsewhere days (despite how they mistreated his character in that show).  I agree he is doing really good work here.

I've really liked Morse since back in the St. Elsewhere days (despite how they mistreated his character in that show).  I agree he is doing really good work here.

I think gladthing had it correct that he was checking the blade for hairs to see if it matched up.

I think gladthing had it correct that he was checking the blade for hairs to see if it matched up.

Can I just say as a razor nerd that it's clear that the researchers on this show know their business. That razor was a ball-end Old Type that first came out in 1920/21 and was very popular throughout the 20s.