Question: How can the stout Prof Pyg place all those bodies without being noticed, and why does he do this? Why not just throw them into the nearby ocean?
Rob245
24th Mar 2025
Batman: Arkham Knight
24th Mar 2025
Shrek (2001)
Question: What did Shrek mean when he said he'd be there until Thursday?
Answer: He's just entertained the crowd and is making a joke as though he'll be sticking around to put on more shows, similar to how a standup comedian might say, "I'll be here all weekend!" or "I'm here all night!" He's not being literal, though; it's just a gag.
21st Mar 2025
Three's Company (1977)
Question: Why did they fire Jenilee Harrison?
Answer: The producers felt that she was too "inexperienced and unseasoned" for her role on the show. Harrison admitted that she "had a lot of naivety."
Well, how else do you get experience in acting? By being on a show, in a movie, or in a play. She was fun and seemed rather sweet.
True, but the producers apparently felt an older, more experienced actress would better play off the other characters. Shows also monitor how well viewers react to characters. Of course, there are serious reasons why actors are let go such as drug/alcohol abuse, mental health issues, legal problems, public controversies, etc, that become a liability to the show, though it's often downplayed or covered up. Charlie Sheen and Roseanne Barr are high-profile examples. If there was some other issue with Harrison, a cover story could have been issued to protect her reputation. That doesn't mean there were any, just a possibility.
In addition to what Ray West wrote, I want to add that many actors start out as children and young teenagers. So she could have been inexperienced compared to someone else of the same age. IMDb only lists three TV episodes that she acted in before "Three's Company."
Answer: The official reason was producers felt Harrison was "too inexperienced and unseasoned" an actress (translated Harrison was probably too immature). After Harrison's first season as Cindy Snow, actress Priscilla Barnes joined the cast as Terri Alden, Jack and Janet's new roommate. Terri was a stronger, more complex character than ditzy, naive Cindy. Harrison's role diminished and Cindy was now living on her college campus. After a handful of episodes, Cindy was written out without explanation.
6th Mar 2025
Deadpool 2 (2018)
11th Jan 2025
Gotham Knights (2022)
11th Jan 2025
Batman: Arkham Shadow (2024)
Continuity mistake: Here it's Prof Crane who accidentally scars Harvey Dent. Yet in the City, courtesy of Two-Face's interview tapes, he says it was Carmine Falcone who scarred him.
17th Nov 2024
Wonder Woman 1984 (2020)
Stupidity: Given Max's powers, it's curious why he doesn't touch the soldier driving next to him and convince him to wish away Wonder Woman, or for her to stop or be injured.
10th Nov 2024
What's New, Scooby-Doo? (2002)
Big Scare in the Big Easy - S1-E4
Continuity mistake: Crawdad Mike goes from having a full head of hair when he's unmasked as one of the ghosts to being bald on top in the next shot.
10th Nov 2024
Ballistic (1995)
Revealing mistake: Claudia's chest moves even though she's supposed to be dead after her fight with Jesse.
10th Nov 2024
Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981)
Character mistake: Ginny should've been loaded head first into the ambulance, not feet first.
29th Oct 2024
What's New, Scooby-Doo? (2002)
29th Oct 2024
The Town That Dreaded Sundown (1976)
29th Oct 2024
The Good Mother (2013)
Continuity mistake: The needle Cheryl's holding goes back and forth from her right to her left hand between shots.
15th Oct 2024
Wonder Woman 1984 (2020)
Question: How come Diana's not electrocuted like Barbara is, given she's wearing armor, and metal conducts electricity?
Answer: Probably because they are biologically different, even though Barbara had wished for similar physical characteristics as Diana. Wonder Woman is nearly indestructible. Also, the armour is Amazon-made and may have supernatural properties that insulate it against electricity. There are likely various other reasons, but it comes down to Wonder Woman being superhuman and the armour not being regular metal.
15th Oct 2024
Garfield's Babes and Bullets (1989)
Continuity mistake: Tanya O'Tabby's dress sleeves come and go when she's speaking to Sam Spayed (Garfield) for the last time. (00:25:00)
15th Oct 2024
Justice League (2001)
Question: Why doesn't Superman ask the League to help him find and destroy all Kryptonite on Earth?
15th Oct 2024
Lust for Freedom (1987)
Audio problem: A punch thrown by Big Eddie during her fight makes a sound before it's even connected.
15th Oct 2024
The Initiation (1984)
15th Oct 2024
Beach Balls (1988)
Visible crew/equipment: A boom mic is visible when Charlie and Scully are talking while walking. (00:16:00)
14th Aug 2024
The Scooby Doo Show (1976)
The Harum-Scarum Sanitarium - S1-E11
Continuity mistake: Shaggy goes back and forth from being in the front seat to the back seat of the Mystery Machine as the episode starts.
Answer: He might have used his disguised dollotrons to place the bodies or simply disguised himself when sneaking out. As Gotham is in a criminal turmoil and most of the streets are dark and empty, it wouldn't be that hard to move around in the shady alleys unnoticed. And why did he do this? Simply because he's insane. An obsessed, maniac psycho-and sociopath, also schizophrenic beyond saving. Placing the bodies on display like that is part of his "artwork," presumably showing the world how imperfect those ones were in his eyes.
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