"[I am] unable to find any such prohibition in the First, Sixth, Ninth, or any other Amendment to the United States Constitution," and, therefore, the Richmond doctrine is essentially
made from whole cloth, Rehnquist wrote in his dissenting opinion.
(Darin's statement that "I couldn't pick my family out of a lineup" is one of the few hints we get.) Still, they feel like they're
made from whole cloth. Helmers wisely eschew trendy pop-culture references and stick to relationship issues that drive their creations, and the coded kidding around never seems too heavily burdened with agitprop.