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originally, Jerry Magiire. parodied, The Dark Knight
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Yes, but it's perfectly reasonable to think Fury came by afterward for a firsthand look at WTF just happened here?
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When Thor was banished to earth, it was in New Mexico. Gives Nick Fury an opportunity to visit Los Pollos Hermanos, the front business used by Gustavo Fring to hide the fact that he's one of the biggest Meth manufacturers in the country. And Walter White needs him out of the way. Walter White's lawyer is Saul Goodman. Not a Jew. And his brother in law is Hank Schraeder, DEA agent. ABSOLUTELY WORTH THE BINGE WATCH if you haven't done it already.
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There was a spinoff series almost as highly acclaimed as this one. The spinoff was ABOUT the Gentile lawyer with the Jewish name. Mundane: (adj.) of this earthly world rather than a heavenly or spiritual one
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There's a fast food chicken place in Oz? No, the bifrost is not the connection (see what I did there?) I'm looking at something far more mundane. Literally.
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It is not Prison Break. Ok, let me try this: What DO we know about Thor? Think like a journalist. wwWwwh.
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1. The show was a drama. 2. It featured lawyers and law enforcement as major supporting characters, but not as main characters. 3. To the best of my memory, there were no courtroom scenes, though I might be mistaken. Certainly none of major significance to the overall storyline. 4. Some scenes are set in a fast food chicken restaurant. 5. Samuel L. Jackson once showed up on set in costume as Nick Fury. He wanted a cameo as a patron of the fast food chicken restaurant. He was declined. 6. This is ME speculating, but had he gotten his wish, the cameo would logically have a connection with the events or the aftermath of the first Thor movie. [Why Thor? I'll do you one better... not who...] 7. If it featured law ENFORCEMENT, and LAWYERS, but was not ABOUT them, who was it about?
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Decent guesses, but no. I keep going back to Why Thor? [I'll do you one better...] If a show features lawyers and law enforcement but is not about them, who's it about? The fast food restaurant sold chicken.
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Law & Order is ABOUT the cops and lawyers. This show is about not them.
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it featured law enforcement officers and lawyers, but they it was not ABOUT them.
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law firm, yes. the major supporting character in question is a lawyer. Not Suits. Not a legal show.
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One of the major characters is played by an actor who is not Jewish. At first, when he read the character's name, the actor said he shouldn't be cast BECAUSE he's not Jewish. But he learned that the character, despite his name, is not Jewish either. It's a deliberate choice on the character's part to let people THINK he's Jewish, because a Jewish person in his line of work is common. ****
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Fair enough. My paranoia is in the other direction: that we are not seen as a site that gleefully reports every rumor without any concern over its veracity. At the same time, the original post was specific in its query and I was specific in our reply, but I agree that a more expansive look at the question could easily yield insightful answers. To wit: Has TWI ever done anything that you considered an invasion of privacy? [For Clarification: Raf and Modcat5 are the same person]
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In case I wasn't clear, Big Bang Theory was incorrect, and THOR (the first movie) is crucial to an accurate guess.
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Sight? Why Thor?
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Ok, great thinking. Correcting a misconception: the producers did not seriously consider the cameo. Samuel L. Jackson asked for it and got turned down. Joking that the show was part of the MCU was a non-starter. That was NOT a hint about the genre of the show. This is one of the best examples I've ever given you of a subtle but MAJOR hint hiding in plain site. So was that.