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Post by Lucy on Feb 7, 2011 18:43:07 GMT
 A masked man robs the bank of Toronto telling the tellers to fill his bag. When he’s got his money he kisses a teller. This is the third bank The Kissing Bandit has struck. In all the robberies he kisses a teller before taking off. He takes a small amount of money that it hardly seems worth it. He then gives the money to local charities. |
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Post by Lucy on May 3, 2011 21:08:44 GMT
Wow another great episode!! I can't wait until next week! I thought I knew who the robber was and I was right but I was still surprised!... Oh, I don't know why William just doesn't confess that he loves Julia still! It was nice to see Ruby back and flirting with George again  |
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Post by lifeisridic on May 3, 2011 21:15:15 GMT
Julia hasn't bothered to arrange the wedding probably and that's why Ruby comes back. Which says alot about Julia not really wanting this marriage. William walked in the morgue when Julia was wearing her veil and she whipped it off quickly embarrased. Then William's look at Julia's veil is so sad and Julia looks sad he saw it. That scene hurt my heart.
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Post by Lucy on May 3, 2011 21:16:42 GMT
Oh yes I forgot to mention about him looking at her veil... Ohh so sad  |
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Post by lifeisridic on May 3, 2011 21:17:29 GMT
They need to just confess their love to each other.
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Post by Lucy on May 3, 2011 21:21:57 GMT
I know! If they do I bet it will be at the very end of the next episode and then we'll have to wait ages to see what happens!
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Post by lifeisridic on May 3, 2011 21:25:04 GMT
So long as Julia doesn't marry I could wait. But I don't think they will do that, they already did something similar last series. They can't leave us hanging a second time. I think they will resolve things once and for all next week.
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Post by lifeisridic on May 3, 2011 21:34:11 GMT
Ruby questioning William about Julia was a great scene. Ruby is the wake up call they needed, now let's hope they listen to it next week. I love how even Brackenreid has seen William wants Julia lol. Even he was backhandly encourageing William to stop the wedding.
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Post by hannikan on May 3, 2011 21:57:33 GMT
OOH I'm excited now! I am sure Julia won't go through with marrying Darcy. It's just a matter of how it will be stopped and what exactly happens btwn she and William at the end of the season.
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Post by lifeisridic on May 3, 2011 22:01:49 GMT
Julia has been a bit of a crap fiancee to Darcy lol. Lying to him and not even arranging the wedding probably. You'd think a smart guy like that would realize Julia doesn't want to marry him. Especially when he sees how insync W/J are in the morgue. Him confronting William is useless, it's Julia he needs to talk to as William would never tell Darcy the truth. It kills me Julia isn't marrying William because she can't give him kids. They can adopt. This is unfair on all three involved, but Darcy needs to stop being so selfish and ask himself what Julia really wants. I just hope what happened this week with Darcy and the bank clerk doesn't stop William from telling Julia the truth because of some sense of morals towards Darcy.
BTW I could see Darcy involved in next weeks set up of William. I have a feeling it's going have to be Julia who stops the wedding though. William doesn't seem to be listening to Ruby, Brackenreid or his own heart.
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Post by akarana on May 4, 2011 8:42:19 GMT
I just saw the episode and now my mind is going crazy with thoughts and possibilities for next weeks episode. I somehow think this will not end well.
The case mirrored the situation between William, Julia and Darcy to some extend. At least enough to bring up some interesting questions. Of course, Ruby being there did the rest.
So the situation is: Julia knows she loves William more than she loves Darcy, but settles for him because she thinks William can only be happy with a family and kids, not with her.
William is angry, confused and wonders what he could have done or said differently, owever is not willing to interfere with Julia's relationship to Darcy. Instead he encourages him by saying it is over.
And Darcy has doubts now, that's the reason why he confronted William. If he was so sure about it being over he would simply laugh it off. And he wouldn't threaten William. I think that's what he did in the last scene.
That last scene is also why I fear that if it comes to a showdown (if they don't simply marry Julia off to Darcy with William watching and suffering in silence) then Darcy will fight and one of them might probably get hurt. Were duells still en vouge at that time? I know about Europe, but I'm not sure about Canada.
I#m pretty sure now though that we won't see a happy ending for William and Julia this season. Maybe the next if there will be one. Actually in my head it is really dramatic... I hope I'm wrong!
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Post by lifeisridic on May 4, 2011 11:33:33 GMT
I am now convinced Julia doesn't marry Darcy next week. I don't know if that means she will end the series with William but no way will it be with Darcy. She blatantly didn't want this marriage that was clear this week with how she's done nothing to prepare for the wedding.
God knows what William will do but I would be shocked if Julia doesn't stop the wedding. I just don't believe she will be able to go through and and make Darcy enter a marriage that won't be happy because she doesn't want to be there. I do think everything will be resolved next week once and for all, and the only logical way it can be is W/J finally really together, but it's looking likely Julia will have to do the work. Unless William almost getting hanged for a crime he didn't committ makes him see life is too short.
As for Darcy if he isn't involved in Williams set-up I think he will go out with a whimper and not fighting. It's not his fight if Julia is the one to walk away. Eitherway I don't see an unresolved ending for a second series in a row for W/J, it is a crime show afterall and not a romance one so it can't keep cliffhanging the romance.
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Post by camilla on May 4, 2011 13:22:26 GMT
I'm sure we don't see an happy ending for W and J in the last episode of this season BUT not because Julia marry Darcy,but because we can have a cliffhanger I suppose,so not the wedding,but for see more for W and J we must wait next season...
however great episode last night,loved it!!
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Post by lifeisridic on May 4, 2011 13:35:49 GMT
I honestly can't see them ending another series that way for them, it makes no sense as it's not the W/J show it's a crime drama. I am convinced it will be resolved once and for all whether that means a W/J together or Julia unmarried but moving on from William completely.
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Post by hannikan on May 4, 2011 18:23:26 GMT
Yeah, it's pretty clear the only reason Julia decided to marry Darcy was because he was a nice guy who didn't feel the need to have children. It's possible that maybe he is infertile, too. I did feel badly for him when Ruby let the cat out of the bag and even at the end when he was confronting William. But I agree it's possible he could be involved in setting William up. It was interesting the way they had the Kissing Bandit/Rupert/Annabelle story mirror W/J/D. Rupert had physical similarities to Darcy: pale, dark slicked down hair, quiet. And by the end of the episode Darcy had become jealous and possessive like Rupert was. Of course, William also identified with Rupert with regard to Annabelle moving away from him and falling in love with a stranger. William's reaction to Rupert's "how would you feel" question was pretty heart-wrenching.
I thought it was pretty funny that Patty Glynn ended up being the Kissing Bandit! It was quite different watching it the 2nd time when I knew that. But I was always suspicious of the bank manager. George was funny when he got all nervous around Ruby. She seemed like might be interested in George's murder mystery enough to help him with it. I wonder if George will bring Tess to Julia's wedding and she and Ruby will meet... I don't think William and Julia will get married but I do think they will be back together by the end of the next episode.
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