Yeah, I was gonna point out the Cohn thing too (though that wasn't a factual narrative, which I guess is the distinction).

Unless you're a spree killer.

So I take it you haven't read "Hop-Frog."

Mmm, casuistry

But we didn't really get a sense of how remorseless she really was, because no one confronted her with all the innocent deaths she'd caused.

I'm curious what you think "11/10c" means.

That was an awful lot of armed cops to send after two unarmed women.

I'm amazed that when the sister got all morally righteous about getting revenge for her parents, no one threw in her face the large number of civilians who died because of her.  Where's the justice for their families?

Yeah, I think this episode came down on the "profiling is basically sound" side of the argument, which means it's perpetuating BS.

There's no incident like that in the canon, but a lot of fans have theorized that he was just winding Watson up, and I think a pretty good case can be made for that.

So he can make unexpected connections.

Wait, did you really just claim that whether or not the target is a woman matters MORE than whether or not you are defending yourself from the target?

Barsoom is another name for Mars, as per the original Burroughs stories.  I doubt that was a change.

Couldn't clear the rights to Max Greenfield's likeness?

Yeah … Welles refused to change any parts of the film even when it would have been to his advantage to do so, making CK the OPPOSITE of what this inventory is about.

Along those lines, what about Fever Pitch being revised when the Red Sox actually won the World Series?

Perhaps because it was released in June 2001, before 9/11?

"Is it all right to be funny?"
"Why start now?"

I keep hearing this urban legend, even though it's demonstrably false.

What's funny is Richardson is far from To the Manor Born … he was actually from Edinburgh, and had to teach himself to abandon his natural Scottish accent.