"Taney's own attitudes toward slavery were more complex. He emancipated his own slaves and gave pensions to those who were too old to work. In 1819, he defended a Methodist minister who had been indicted for inciting slave insurrections by denouncing slavery in a camp meeting. In his opening argument in that case,…

By "back then," you mean 1982?

There's also Edward Gorey.

Jenny Agutter?

"or sometimes not at all!"

It's actually Alfred Hitchcock Presents, but yes, Barbara Bel Geddes was the wife.  "Lamb to the Slaughter."

"small part of her overall body"

"sentence fragment" is also a sentence fragment.

I read that title as "totz fake lutz" and thought that John Lutz would be behind it.

His only regret is that he had … bone cancer.

Needed Imogen Heap's "Hide and Seek."

Arthur Penn's Career & Teller Get Killed

If they were good, they'd be the ABI, or at least the A-BI

And then Veronica Mars exposes him as a drug dealer?

What's weird is that we earlier established that Joe's followers know how to stab each other in the gut non-fatally, and indeed they practice this repeatedly.  Yet Charlie obviously wasn't faking with Mike — else there would be no need to stage the "Fight Club" bit, and no need for Charlie to sacrifice himself.…

She told her name to Joey when he encountered her in the cage.

The Following: Roderick Is the Rule

Wait, what?  The comic book was published by L'Association, a French publishing house, while its author was living and working in France.

There have been two:

Wow, that article has some very weak arguments.  It lists six inaccuracies.  Of those, 1 and 4 consist of taking multiple people who did basically the same thing and turning them into a single composite, a standard docudrama technique.  2 and 3 are standard "raise the stakes" Hollywood screenwriting inventions with no…