History Headscratchers / SamAndMaxFreelancePolice

*** RuleOfFunny doesn't fly in ItJustBugsMe.

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** [[spoiler:Sammun-Mak was retroactively '''already''' the God-King Of The World, and everyone else's personal histories and memories changed to match. Sam never removed his jacket and hat in the first place because, in the new reality, Max had never had his brain stolen (or, as it were, been kidnapped) in the first place.]]

* After [[spoiler: Sammun-Mak rewrites reality]], Sam is back in his normal attire, instead of his Noir Sam attire. [[spoiler: Sammun-Mak]] had just met Sam in his Noir attire, so how would he be able to recreate Sam's normal attire?

**** Plus, there's ANOTHER comic in which Sam''bites'' a criminal holding up a 7-Eleven-esque convenience store. So, I see them as good and in favor in justice, but in a ChaoticGood and not very ACLU-friendly sort of way.

***** I guess Sam also has proyection with Sameth, but, since he doesn't have powers of his own, he has to be near of Max for use it. Which make sense, because, in the last reel, they aren't using any knowledge Max couldn't remember.

**** In a moment of FridgeBrilliance, this also explains how Skun-ka're was able to sneak up on Max: Max wasn't merely distracted by the movie, his consciousness was ''actually not in his body'' at the time.

**** Maybe it's just subconscieous. Sam and Max didn't know the full details about the Astral Projector, and assumed they were just movies. They knew the characters as Sameth and Maximus, so that's how they addressed eachother.

*** "Only ''you'' can manipulate the outcome, my friends..." The Superego clearly (and, as he says, lamentably) has very little impact on Max's brain. Maybe the only way to control things in his favor was to manipulate the person who could manipulate Sam, the only guy Max listens to. Sam and Max do occassionally comment on the mainstays of point-and-click adventure games, after all, so Max may subconciously have some awareness of the fourth wall.

* In 305 Sam takes control of Max's arms and legs, so aside from the spores that fed off nightmares he was pretty mush harmless. Why pray tell was that not reason enough to call off or at least delay the assault on Max, after showing that they were making progress? This was the half of the reason that Sam had to leave, and thus they were not able to keep max from dieing.

** It shows him disappearing, one of the powers of the Devil's Toybox is teleportation. He could have just been blasted to any random corner of the globe [[spoiler:with Yog-Saggoth stuck in his chest]].

** It sounds proper, it sounds formal, and it sounds vaguely British. I assumed it was meant to seem like the Narrator's pseudonym, thus making who it actually belonged to come even ''more'' out of left field.

** RuleofFunny

* In 305, [[spoiler: if Abe was in charge of the Maimtron army, and presumably was the one who would give them the order to attack, why did a Maimtron attack Max when Sybil - Abe's pregnant wife - was in there? Abe knew she was inside and still apparently ordered the attack on Max, who at this point has been mostly subdued. Why would he do that? This is pretty important; it lead to the death of an eponymous character.]]

* In 305, [[spoiler: if Abe was in charge of the Maimtron army, and presumably was the one who would give them the order to attack, why did a Maimtron attack Max when Sybil - Abe's pregnant wife - was in there? Abe she was inside and still apparently ordered the attack on Max, who at this point has been mostly subdued. Why would he do that? This is pretty important; it lead to the death of an eponymous character.]]

* In 305, [[spoilers: if Abe was in charge of the Maimtron army, and presumably was the one who would give them the order to attack, why did a Maimtron attack Max when Sybil - Abe's pregnant wife - was in there? Abe she was inside and still apparently ordered the attack on Max, who at this point has been mostly subdued. Why would he do that? This is pretty important; it lead to the death of an eponymous character.]]

* Okay, I understand that Dr. Norrington was just a pseodonym, and I understand WHY [[spoiler: Yog-Soggoth]] chose to use a fake name in the first place, but where the HELL did he get the name "Dr. Norrington" from in the first place? It seems like a really random choice, and he's [[CompletelyMissingThePoint not even a real doctor!]] Is it supposed to be some kind of obscure movie reference or something?