Picking Nits
Boz’s corpse; short prison terms; Catherine’s writing time; immediate spooning; crash injuries; inheritance; Beth’s devotion
In the discussion (7)
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- The awkward-walk-in category is applied broadly to several scenes without one final choice. — Bill Simmons
- A nitpick asks why Boz’s corpse has no erection; the panel and audience debate the premise without establishing a medical conclusion.
- Nitpicks return to Hazel’s short prison term and ask when Catherine finds time to write a novel in weeks amid sex, drugs, driving and surveillance. — Bill Simmons
- Nick immediately spooning the murder suspect after sex is mocked as an excessive emotional commitment. — Chris Ryan
- Nick’s lack of injury after being struck by Roxy’s car and Roxy’s unmarked appearance after the crash are nitpicks. — Bill Simmons
- A question about Boz leaving Catherine $100 million is corrected by the view that her fortune came from her parents; additional inheritance remains uncertain. — Van Lathan
- Beth’s devotion to Nick despite his destructive history is questioned and compared with therapist relationships in The Departed and The Sopranos.