Wickerman
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Thu Mar-31-05 09:49 PM
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| So, DU Psychologists, etc |
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I'm watching Tru Calling on Fox and the female lead keeps referring to the DSM-III. The DSM, if I'm not misunderinformed is now the DSM-IV, with a DSM-IIIR in between.
Why would they do that? Is it because they just read a brief description of one of the personality disorders? Is it a copyright issue or what? It snot like the DSM-III is in public Domain.
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| punpirate
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Thu Mar-31-05 09:52 PM
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| 1. It's just the Fox version... |
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Edited on Thu Mar-31-05 09:54 PM by punpirate
... of the appearance of accuracy... same as their news. :)
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| Wickerman
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| politicat
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Thu Mar-31-05 09:53 PM
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| 2. That's probably more for the screen writer types. |
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Sounds like bad editing and continuity to me, but what do I know about making TV shows? Law & Order and CSI both quote from the DSM-IV on occasion.
What is this show? And should I be worried that you're watching FOX?
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| Wickerman
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Thu Mar-31-05 10:00 PM
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| 4. Its yet another medical examiner drama |
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I never watch Fox news, but I confess to watching some Fox programming - mainly Simpsons, and the other Sunday Night fare and House - think that is on Fox..
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