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Wet - S12-E5

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Olivia Benson: You get anything out of Skinny and Dipper?
Elliot Stabler: Yeah, he can't stop staring at her ass and she can't wait to never see him again.

Plot hole: Burgess frames Anderton for Witwer's murder, using Anderton's gun in Anderton's house, but Anderton has an airtight alibi; at the same time as the murder, he was arriving at his ex-wife's home. His ex is even on the phone with Burgess, who asks if that's John arriving with Agatha.

Stenz: Welcome to the White House, Mr. Tyler.
Tyler: I love what you've done with the place. The, uh, bullet holes really add to the décor.

Walker: Carol, how are you still awake?
Carol Finnerty: Caffeine and patriotism, sir.

Minimal Loss - S4-E3

David Rossi: I 'd hoped you'd let me take the children.
Benjamin Cyrus: Nah, they're our protection. I remember Waco. We all do.
David Rossi: This isn't Waco.
Benjamin Cyrus: They stay for now, while I pray for God's guidance. Please don't try to force us out.

Edmond Dantes: Death is too good for them. They must suffer as I suffered. They must see their world, all they hold dear, ripped from them as it was ripped from me.
Jacopo: You will need a better name than Zatarra if you are to accomplish that.
Edmond Dantes: Then I shall become a Count.

Golden Bird - S1-E9

Trivia: Marilu Henner, who plays Carrie's Aunt Edie, and who also serves as a consultant, has hyperthymesia, also called highly superior autobiographical memory (HSAM), the condition Carrie is depicted as having.

Visible crew/equipment: When Carrie is waiting for Tommy to pick her up, a white "T" mark is visible on the road where Tommy's car is to stop. (00:53:55)

Season 4 generally

Trivia: Jon Cryer, who plays Lex Luthor, played Lex's nephew Lenny in Superman IV: The Quest for Peace.

Elseworlds, Part 1 - S5-E9

Trivia: When Oliver and Barry breach to Earth-38, the transition music is Remy Zero's "Save Me", famous for its use as the theme song to Smallville. Other homages include the same barn used for the Kent farm and Lois calling Clark "Smallville."

Elseworlds, Part 1 - S5-E9

Trivia: Elizabeth Tulloch, who plays Lois Lane, is married to David Giuntoli, with whom she starred on Grimm, and who had auditioned to play Clark/Superman in Man of Steel.

JJ - S6-E2

Character mistake: When Reid and Rossi propose the theory that Kate knew Syd and Jimmy before her disappearance, and JJ expresses her skepticism, Rossi retorts "they're handsome, charming, 19." But while reviewing the case on the flight to Maryland, JJ mentions that the boys are both 20.

Meg: Get out of my house!
Sarah: Say "fuck."
Meg: You fuck!
Sarah: Mom, "Get the fuck out of my house."

Meg: Is that Morse Code?
Sarah: SOS.
Meg: Where'd you learn that?
Sarah: "Titanic."

Inspector William Armstrong: Avery's on two.
Dave Toschi: Tell him to screw.
Inspector William Armstrong: You want me to communicate that verbatim or can I spice it up a little?

Trivia: Sophia Gennusa, who plays Shepherd's (Jennifer Carpenter) daughter Hannah, plays a younger version of Carpenter in the Limitless episode "Hi, My Name Is Rebecca Harris."

11:00 A.M.-12:00 Noon - S1-E12

Character mistake: When Jack mentions the siege at Waco, he implies that the ATF's raid failed because an agent on-site screwed up. Their plan had actually been shot before the assault team even reached the compound; a reporter inadvertently compromised their advantage of surprise when he got lost and asked David Koresh's brother-in-law for directions, providing the Branch Davidians ample time to arm themselves in anticipation of self-defense.

Compromised - S1-E9

Character mistake: When she and OA meet Marshal Ackerman, Maggie is somewhat surprised to learn Damon Cruz was a federal witness. As a federal agent herself, Maggie surely would know that the Marshals Service's mandate includes the witness protection program.

Visions and Omens - S1-E1

Deliberate mistake: Per his own memoir, Gary Noesner was vacationing in Bermuda, celebrating his wedding anniversary, during the siege at Ruby Ridge. As one of the show's main characters, his insertion there was likely to keep him involved in the story.

The Strangers Across the Street - S1-E2

Factual error: Ed Wiggins and his media liaison are taken by surprise when they see the "Sinful Messiah" article in the Waco Tribune-Herald. The ATF had actually been aware of the article and tried to stop its publication.