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Jason is a smart guy with a great vocabulary, but, if I'm not mistaken, he's misused this word on HDTGM multiple times. nonplus [non-pluhs, non-pluhs] verb (used with object), non·plussed or non·plused, non·plus·sing or non·plus·ing. to render utterly perplexed; puzzle completely. noun a state of utter perplexity.

I! J! K! L! M! N! O! P! Q! R! S! T! U! V! W! X! Y! Z!!!!! A! Song for Corrections and Omissions: https://soundcloud.c...s-and-omissions I never misfiled anything! Not once. Not one time!

The radioactive spill that gave Daredevil his super powers also gave powers to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The accidents in both origin stories are pretty much identical. The Daredevil side of the story is of a kid who pushed an old blind man out of the way of a truck carrying barrels of radioactive waste. The goo splashed in his eyes. The TMNT side of the story is of a truck carrying radioactive waste hitting a blind man and a teenager, dropping its cargo on the kid's face, knocking a child's bowl of pet turtles into a sewer where that same radioactive waste was drained into. So according to how the movie's story, we have Ben Affleck's dad to thank for starting not 1, but 6 superheroes (if you count Master Splinter). Here's one source of many: http://itssamuraijosh.wordpress.com/2011/08/01/teenage-mutant-ninja-turtles-daredevil-spawned-from-the-same-accident/

Not a correction or an omission per se, but I don't think enough attention has been paid to how upsetting this movie truly was. I watched it late in the evening and went to bed immediately after. What followed was a series of horrifying dinner table-set nightmares that ran through my brain like a condiment-filled Lionel Train on its fastest setting. I can't pinpoint exactly why my reaction to this was so visceral compared to any of the other movies featured on HDTGM, but it is easily one of the most deeply unsettling movies I've ever seen.