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Post by randomkiwibirds on Jan 27, 2016 2:12:24 GMT
I wasn't surprised Julia was better at golf than William, she's been shown to have talent with hands on sports. I had to laugh how William wasn't too happy that she was better than him. And also at how Julia didn't like being called Mrs Murdoch, and being left as a golf widow with Roland. Rebecca is becoming a lot more at home in the morgue. She is beginning to get into the Julia and Emily mindset. Yes, Rebecca seems to be getting more comfortable, which is a good thing to see. I knew once Julia had said all she did was empty her mind, that William couldn't do it, his frustration over the matter was adorable, none the less. Thought Brax was really great this episode with his hatred of golf-funnily though I never took him for a golfing person. Anyway next weeks episode looks pretty good from the preview! |
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Post by molly on Jan 27, 2016 2:44:48 GMT
Loved watching Murdoch create the baby formula at the beginning of the show!
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Post by mrsbrisby on Jan 27, 2016 4:29:03 GMT
Loved watching Murdoch create the baby formula at the beginning of the show! WM's tendency to be so precise in with is words and in his actions is one of those quirky things that are endearing about the character. I love the way he talked to Roland about the case, any one who has spent an extended time with an infant can relate to that. There is something that has been bothering me about W&J as parents. The writers have them being pretty clueless about babies, but in Julia's case at least, she should know about babies. She treated them in her private practice, and as a physician, she would have had some idea about how children develop and grow, so I don't know why they want to her clueless about babies. Helene Joy does a wonderful job of being so happy to have a baby, and the babies are adorable. I wonder if they are as happy as they seem be. |
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Post by Hodge on Jan 27, 2016 5:24:02 GMT
WM's tendency to be so precise in with is words and in his actions is one of those quirky things that are endearing about the character. I love the way he talked to Roland about the case, any one who has spent an extended time with an infant can relate to that. There is something that has been bothering me about W&J as parents. The writers have them being pretty clueless about babies, but in Julia's case at least, she should know about babies. She treated them in her private practice, and as a physician, she would have had some idea about how children develop and grow, so I don't know why they want to her clueless about babies. Helene Joy does a wonderful job of being so happy to have a baby, and the babies are adorable. I wonder if they are as happy as they seem be. I'm not sure Julia is clueless about babies as much as clueless about parenting. |
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Post by mrsbrisby on Jan 27, 2016 6:32:57 GMT
WM's tendency to be so precise in with is words and in his actions is one of those quirky things that are endearing about the character. I love the way he talked to Roland about the case, any one who has spent an extended time with an infant can relate to that. There is something that has been bothering me about W&J as parents. The writers have them being pretty clueless about babies, but in Julia's case at least, she should know about babies. She treated them in her private practice, and as a physician, she would have had some idea about how children develop and grow, so I don't know why they want to her clueless about babies. Helene Joy does a wonderful job of being so happy to have a baby, and the babies are adorable. I wonder if they are as happy as they seem be. I'm not sure Julia is clueless about babies as much as clueless about parenting. Very good point and a good distinction. |
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Post by Terence's Top Hat on Jan 27, 2016 15:17:17 GMT
This was a great episode. I sure wouldn't want to have played golf in those days with that equipment, heh. One thing I liked about the episode was how it covered every golfer you see on the course. The one obsessed with the rules, the other droning on about etiquette, the mad golfer who tosses his clubs into the lake (cough, my brother-in-law), the cheater, and of course William's type who are always coming up with some kind of gadget to improve their swing. LOL. Again, I adored the moments with Roland.
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Post by lizmc on Aug 7, 2016 21:22:29 GMT
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