Murder At The Televison Studio

Season 2, Episode 6, Aired

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Richard Moore guest stars on the popular television show Prime Time Mystery Hour, and while Conan and Rachel enjoy the broadcast from the audience, a brutal murder takes place at the television station.

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      • How does Conan operate the camera so that it cuts from a shot of Richard to a shot of Conan (with the paintball gun) instantly when there is only one camera?

      • Commenting on the blood splatter goof you see blood on the window pane one because the body slid down the wall it did not splatter that way

      • Response to the above Goof: In anime it is a common aspect of the animation that when the characters head is bent over the mouth doesn't move because at that angle no one can see the mouth...this is also common in Manga

      • When Conan is explaining everything in Richards voice, everyone can see a clear picture of Richard on the tv screen, and they can clearly see his mouth is not moving when he talks. I would think this would make them a bit suspicious.

      • when Conan's thinkng"The window's splattered by blood but there's none on the surrounding window frame." if u look carefully u can see some blood on the sides of the window frame

      • when conan is hanging out of the window tryin to show inspector mcguire how the murder was commited *using richards voice of course*..inspector mcguire is lookin right up at conan talking into his bow tie..why doesnt he find this weird..:s..

      • Repsonse to above goof: He looks up, but I doubt he can see Conan talking into his bowtie. The moment he leans out the window, Conan shoots him with the paint and it splatters on his face, not giving him time to react to Conan, only the paint on his face before Conan leaves the window.

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      • Rachel: (after watching a mini mystery) I can't figure out who the killer is. Conan: (thinking) It's the victim's sister. Tate: Okay. Let's see if you were able to identify the killer. It was the victim's sister!

      • (While running from the studio to the meeting room) Richard: (thinking) Am I even getting paid for this job?

      • (After timing Richard running from the studio to the meeting room) Inspector Meguire: Hmm. Six minutes, 47 seconds. Come on, Richard, can't you go any faster? Richard: DON'T PUSH ME, MEGUIRE! IF I GO ANY FASTER, MY HEART WILL EXPLODE!

      • Richard (on Tate's cellphone):...My wife? Forget about her, she's got the kids tonight!

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