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The Monday Morning Memo

The Hulbert quote about children needing love is accurate, sweet, and powerful.
But when taken in context with his involvement in the defense of
murderers Leopold and Loeb, it becomes an altogether different thing.


SEINFELD
Jerry Seinfeld refers to Leopold and Loeb in the episode “The Junior Mint”
when he voices misgivings to Kramer about their illicit secret of
a candy piece in a recuperating surgery patient's peritoneal cavity.
Jerry says “I can't have this on my conscience. We're like Leopold and Loeb!”


THE GILMORE GIRLS
During a dream sequence, Lorelai Gilmore,
pregnant with twins, tells her dream husband Luke
that she has decided to name their unborn children Leopold and Loeb.

In another episode Lorelai's mother sets her up on a date
with a neighbor whose two Dobermans are named Leopold and Loeb.

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