Picking Nits
The sleep doctor knows nothing about dreams; Nancy's jail visitation privileges; Freddy attacking Nancy while awake; disbelief removing a real-world Freddy; Glenn's preppy clothes; Nancy at school the next day; Rod's bloody hands; no funeral for Tina; Freddy freed over a search warrant; Glenn's named headphones; Glenn not staying up until midnight; nobody investigating Freddy's death
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- The sleep doctor, who runs a sleep clinic, answers what dreams are with hocus pocus, compared to Mike McDaniel with the Chargers.
- Nancy has independent jail visitation privileges to see a murder suspect.
- The last 20 minutes break the logic when Freddy attacks Nancy while she is not asleep, as with the tongue coming out of the phone; a YouTube theory calls it hypogenic hallucination (as transcribed), a halfway dream-like state.
- If Freddy is brought into the real world, not believing in him should not make him go away; he could do a talk show tour such as Morton Downey Jr.
- Glenn dresses like he is playing golf in Greenwich, Connecticut, very preppy, in the blue Nike vest.
- After her best friend dies, Nancy goes to school the next day; there should be no school, grief counselors and a neighborhood vigil; she accuses her dad of using her as bait.
- Rod has hands covered in blood the next day and still carries his switchblade, and there is a funeral for Rod but not Tina, whose mom was still in Vegas.
- Freddy got off 20 child murders because of a search warrant; they could bring the case again, probably after a mistrial, and the cops don't care when she screams.
- Glenn's headphones have his name on the side, maybe because he is on the football team, and the ending hinges on a 16-year-old boy who can't stay up until midnight.
- Did anybody investigate Freddy's death after the town burned him alive; a show with Rachel Lindsay could exonerate a man wrongly accused, and she dresses up as Freddy every Halloween to scare one participant.
