Picking Nits
Convenient vents, Cosmo’s motivations, Liz exposing the operation, and Crease’s incomplete travel request.
In the discussion (7)
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- Carl’s access through ceiling vents seems to make the elaborate voice-password operation unnecessary.
- Movie vents are criticized as implausibly spacious, clean, and accessible.
- Marty is questioned for never checking what happened to Cosmo; his fugitive status is offered in defense.
- Cosmo’s redistribution plan seems inconsistent with his wealth, threats, and violence.
- Redford and McDonnell’s nearly identical feathered hair is mocked.
- Liz’s computer-dating remark unnecessarily exposes the operation, although it fits her irritated cover persona.
- Crease requests first-class airfare but neglects lodging and other travel expenses.