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Post by Hodge on Dec 22, 2014 17:15:54 GMT
It annoys me that people needed to explain code permutations to William in this episode. I think previous episodes showed that William had a strong grasp of cyphers and he had made a dedicated personal study of them. I thought the ultimate invention resembled a game of Mousetrap!  Also, when William threatened them all with the noose, my first thought was - William can most definitely act! He acts on a regular basis in the interrogation room. Perhaps he is only bad at acting when he has to say lines someone else wrote. It isn't so much that he's bad at acting but that he can't stand the inconsistencies in the script.  |
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Post by snacky on Dec 23, 2014 4:56:22 GMT
It isn't so much that he's bad at acting but that he can't stand the inconsistencies in the script. haha, so you think he'd turn out to be a great Shakespearean actor if given the chance? (Given the fact he was named "William"...) Also, when Julia laughed at the idea of William being an actor, was this what she was predicting? |
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Post by lea on Aug 12, 2015 4:07:38 GMT
Another ep a day! I almost watched the wrong ep. I started to watch episode 10 and thought.... this doesn't seem right.
1. I do like that the Inspector hated the idea of going to the dentist. Funny how people today hate going so much but the experience is a million times better than it used to be!
2. I love when Emily is a little sh!t to William, telling him that the victim died of a gunshot wound to the head- HA!
3. The only downside to having historical figures on the show is that you know they won't end up having to do with the murder!
4. Seeing all the technology in this episode is an absolute delight and I was so happy the lie detector was back!
5. I hope George did wind up inventing the clap activated lights!
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Post by snacky on Aug 12, 2015 9:12:23 GMT
3. The only downside to having historical figures on the show is that you know they won't end up having to do with the murder! I believe that's a challenge. The writers could make the historical figure the murderer if the history books never know about it.  |
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Post by darrenvox on Jul 26, 2016 2:01:20 GMT
sorry for the delay on this one and bumping this topic and just saw moments of this episode today at my doctor's office and saw Arlene from dragons den on the tv...i was ashamed that as I looked at the tv I recognized her but couldn't remember her name.
i ony had 2-3 mins before we left to see it and im very happy i could see her in the show...
also btw that was on CBC so anyone in sw ontario or in canada would have seen it this aft like 2-3pm
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Post by lovemondays on Aug 18, 2016 22:13:11 GMT
This episode has been on several times in the past week including right now. Good thing it is one of my favourites!
We were fortunate to meet John Tench, the actor who played Alexander Graham Bell, at the MME this past weekend as a member of the cast meet and greet. Such a lovely man!! The general consensus is more AGB!!!
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Post by Hodge on Aug 20, 2016 22:32:11 GMT
This episode has been on several times in the past week including right now. Good thing it is one of my favourites! We were fortunate to meet John Tench, the actor who played Alexander Graham Bell, at the MME this past weekend as a member of the cast meet and greet. Such a lovely man!! The general consensus is more AGB!!! I got to speak to John for a few minutes and he said he thinks AGB may be back in S10. I'm not holding my breath though crossing fingers. |
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Post by lizmc on Aug 21, 2016 1:14:00 GMT
This episode has been on several times in the past week including right now. Good thing it is one of my favourites! We were fortunate to meet John Tench, the actor who played Alexander Graham Bell, at the MME this past weekend as a member of the cast meet and greet. Such a lovely man!! The general consensus is more AGB!!! I got to speak to John for a few minutes and he said he thinks AGB may be back in S10. I'm not holding my breath though crossing fingers. Yes, he seemed hopeful Bell would be back at some point......he pointed out Bell lived into his 80s, so they can't kill him off..... |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 22, 2016 15:57:55 GMT
I got to speak to John for a few minutes and he said he thinks AGB may be back in S10. I'm not holding my breath though crossing fingers. Yes, he seemed hopeful Bell would be back at some point......he pointed out Bell lived into his 80s, so they can't kill him off..... I believe he asked us to "nudge" TPTB about a return of his character. So, Evil Pete, if you are reading, how about it! AGB has been pretty helpful to Murdoch in the past. |
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Post by lizmc on Aug 22, 2016 17:27:51 GMT
Yes, he seemed hopeful Bell would be back at some point......he pointed out Bell lived into his 80s, so they can't kill him off..... I believe he asked us to "nudge" TPTB about a return of his character. So, Evil Pete, if you are reading, how about it! AGB has been pretty helpful to Murdoch in the past. And since AGB invented the hydrofoil on Lac Bras D'Or in Cape Breton, it could be a good excuse to take Murdoch back to his roots, so to speak.......there was also his involvement in the Silver Dart in the same place around 1908..... |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 1, 2016 19:44:47 GMT
I believe he asked us to "nudge" TPTB about a return of his character. So, Evil Pete, if you are reading, how about it! AGB has been pretty helpful to Murdoch in the past. And since AGB invented the hydrofoil on Lac Bras D'Or in Cape Breton, it could be a good excuse to take Murdoch back to his roots, so to speak.......there was also his involvement in the Silver Dart in the same place around 1908..... You are such a fount of historic information lizmic!! |
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