Mistake or on Purpose?

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In Crimes Of The Hot, the name of the documentary they watch about the ozone layer is called, "None Like It Hot", which is of course meant to be "none likes it hot".

Could this be a stroke of comedy genius from the writers?
Or could it have just been a mistake??
Does anybody even care???

[Reply #1 on:]

It's deliberate, since it's a reference to the 1959 movie "Some Like It Hot" starring Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis, George Raft and Jack Lemmon.

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Originally posted by HungryZoid:
In Crimes Of The Hot, the name of the documentary they watch about the ozone layer is called, "None Like It Hot", which is of course meant to be "none likes it hot".

Could this be a stroke of comedy genius from the writers? 
Or could it have just been a mistake?? 
Does anybody even care??? 

I don't really get what you mean about the 'None Likes It Hot' bit.   
 
Seems more of a parody of the movie title 'Some Like It Hot'

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It should be "None Like It Hot". The words "some" and "none" are referring to more than one entity, so the following word should be "like" not "likes".