True, except for the fact that the "spat on" thing is mostly, if not completely, a huge myth. There are no contemperaneous accounts of this happening,

Except they are not being persecuted and there are still plenty of straight, white people around to perpetuate their "way of life".

Shouldn't that be:

True enough. I'm not sure that absinthe comes in quite that shade of green either, which seemed better suited to a Star Trek beverage, or perhaps a mouthwash.

I'm sure that Jack will only do what's necessary to get the Black Arrow to the windlance and shoot down Smaug the drones. The mayor Prime Minister just needs to stay out of his way.

Oh, I agree, but no reason not to be up front about it. "Cheating" in service of plot, character, and setting can be the right choice.

She knows she doesn't need a detective as much as she needs a battering ram.

Maybe, but the Tonight show bookers have a reputation for demanding and often getting exclusivity.

Really enjoyed the partnership born of necessity between Supes and the Huntress here and in the next episode. The mixture of animosity and respect is delicious. By respect I mean that they trust each others abilities and each other's commitment to their shared goal, even though those commitments come from very…

Not until the 1920s though.

There's was London copy of the Grand Guigninol, but it didn't start up until the 1920s. Take your pick, they are cheating in time or geography. It's not the worst cheat a mash-up, or even this mash-up, could be accused of, but it is a cheat.

wrt Luxans, and the cold of space, yes it seems inconsistent.

At that point the battle was over and the victory won. IMHO, there was nothing to lose by saying that. Bester revealed plenty just as it stands.

It would have been nice to see Garibaldi figure out the telepath plague while doing dirty work for Edgars, over the course of several episodes, rather than just earn an infodump .Especially since, there's no reason Garibaldi has to know at that point. Edgars shouldn't be telling him anything yet. The plague is all but…

I think it was Wade that shot the telepath they used to lie detect on Garibaldi. Is that what you were thinking of? Clearly on Edgars' orders, of course.

I might of preferred something like "Of all the agents I had working on this case, I'm happy it was you who found a way in, Mr. Garibaldi. It justifies what I did to you."

Since Blackbeard was actually Ben Grimm sent back in time and disguised with a fake beard, this is closer to the truth than you may have realized.

All that lluvia de peces stuff has never been reliably documented—there's no proof the fish actually come out of the sky, they just appear during rain storms.

Yeah, it's not like two cops on a boring stakeout has never been mined for comedy before.

I'm not sure she's there yet. IIRC, she hasn't seen any of the evidence, or had a chance to talk to the brother, she's just reacting to being told that the case broke in a different way with a bunch of physical evidence in favor.