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Post by bookworm1225 on Nov 24, 2014 20:53:50 GMT
The one thing that really surprises me about this episode is that William never once mentioned that technically, the new century wouldn't start until 1901. *grin* That bothers me, William should have known that. Well, in thinking about it, perhaps he went the way of other pedants on this subject *cough*me*cough*, attempted to correct people, and finally gave up. *grin* |
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Post by snacky on Nov 24, 2014 21:41:59 GMT
That bothers me, William should have known that. Agreed - it just has to happen offscreen, in "head canon", and/or fic. But anyone who knows William knows this happened!  |
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Post by snacky on Dec 22, 2014 9:22:08 GMT
William has a standard fantasy: Julia, son, cheesy mustache. Teaching the son geeky science.
Riffing on what Monty said: Julia's hair is sort of "down" in the ballroom - not to mention the red dress and the boobage William keeps glancing at. She is the symbol for fully expressing passions vs. inhibitions (personal and social).
Btw, I noticed Dr. Harms (sp?) taught Einstein in Zurich. That's also where Jung was a student, and I think working at a mental hospital at the time. Hmmmm...
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Post by Deleted on Mar 27, 2015 4:08:21 GMT
I just watched this again because I felt the need for lots of Jilliam!
Their scene at the end still thrills me.
I find that I really like the shows they do in the colder weather: their outfits are so smart, especially the men's overcoats. It didn't hurt to see them all dressed up for New Year's Eve either. I loved Julia's plaid outfit, and her hair was gorgeous, both up and down! And that red dress... much more sexy than anything else in the room. No let me correct that, just as sexy as the man she wore it for!
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Post by Hodge on Mar 27, 2015 4:16:11 GMT
I just watched this again because I felt the need for lots of Jilliam! Their scene at the end still thrills me. I find that I really like the shows they do in the colder weather: their outfits are so smart, especially the men's overcoats. It didn't hurt to see them all dressed up for New Year's Eve either. I loved Julia's plaid outfit, and her hair was gorgeous, both up and down! And that red dress... much more sexy than anything else in the room. No let me correct that, just as sexy as the man she wore it for! The first time I saw this ep I wasn't that keen. Wasn't really thrilled with the plot and really didn't like the 'future' family scene. I've since watched it several times and each time it's grown on me more. I love the scene where Julia asks William what he saw when he was hypnotised and especially the look on William's face as she walks away. I have to say I absolutely love that dress too and I'll always take a guy, especially a good looking one, in white tie and tails! |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 27, 2015 4:23:37 GMT
I just watched this again because I felt the need for lots of Jilliam! Their scene at the end still thrills me. I find that I really like the shows they do in the colder weather: their outfits are so smart, especially the men's overcoats. It didn't hurt to see them all dressed up for New Year's Eve either. I loved Julia's plaid outfit, and her hair was gorgeous, both up and down! And that red dress... much more sexy than anything else in the room. No let me correct that, just as sexy as the man she wore it for! The first time I saw this ep I wasn't that keen. Wasn't really thrilled with the plot and really didn't like the 'future' family scene. I've since watched it several times and each time it's grown on me more. I love the scene where Julia asks William what he saw when he was hypnotised and especially the look on William's face as she walks away. I have to say I absolutely love that dress too and I'll always take a guy, especially a good looking one, in white tie and tails! Oh yes the scene in the street where she tells him she would love to be part of the future imagined by William Murdoch. Those eyes as he watches her walk away! And then the devastating disappointment when he realizes he has been fooled. So I know that it was all a dream, but if William Murdoch Jr. is 8 in 1912, he has to be born in 1904. I wonder if William ever told Julia the details of his dream? That would be an interesting conversation. |
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Post by Hodge on Mar 27, 2015 4:29:52 GMT
The first time I saw this ep I wasn't that keen. Wasn't really thrilled with the plot and really didn't like the 'future' family scene. I've since watched it several times and each time it's grown on me more. I love the scene where Julia asks William what he saw when he was hypnotised and especially the look on William's face as she walks away. I have to say I absolutely love that dress too and I'll always take a guy, especially a good looking one, in white tie and tails! Oh yes the scene in the street where she tells him she would love to be part of the future imagined by William Murdoch. Those eyes as he watches her walk away! And then the devastating disappointment when he realizes he has been fooled. So I know that it was all a dream, but if William Murdoch Jr. is 8 in 1912, he has to be born in 1904. I wonder if William ever told Julia the details of his dream? That would be an interesting conversation. Yes, without realizing what that future was in his dream. I think she'd like that even more than she realizes. Yes, those eyes! |
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Post by snacky on Mar 27, 2015 7:46:13 GMT
I just watched this again because I felt the need for lots of Jilliam! Their scene at the end still thrills me. I find that I really like the shows they do in the colder weather: their outfits are so smart, especially the men's overcoats. It didn't hurt to see them all dressed up for New Year's Eve either. I loved Julia's plaid outfit, and her hair was gorgeous, both up and down! And that red dress... much more sexy than anything else in the room. No let me correct that, just as sexy as the man she wore it for! haha, I hope the MM production team remembers the credo about any excuse to dress people up! That slo-mo girl gang fashion walk was (sadly) one of the highlights of the season.  |
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Post by snacky on Mar 27, 2015 7:47:53 GMT
I have to say I absolutely love that dress too and I'll always take a guy, especially a good looking one, in white tie and tails! I love that line about "breaking the laws of physics"! It probably isn't original to MM, but I love it anyway. To me that's the sort of thing that should be a hallmark of MM style. |
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Post by Hodge on Mar 27, 2015 14:29:42 GMT
I just watched this again because I felt the need for lots of Jilliam! Their scene at the end still thrills me. I find that I really like the shows they do in the colder weather: their outfits are so smart, especially the men's overcoats. It didn't hurt to see them all dressed up for New Year's Eve either. I loved Julia's plaid outfit, and her hair was gorgeous, both up and down! And that red dress... much more sexy than anything else in the room. No let me correct that, just as sexy as the man she wore it for! haha, I hope the MM production team remembers the credo about any excuse to dress people up! That slo-mo girl gang fashion walk was (sadly) one of the highlights of the season. I have to admit I thought that was pretty cool.  |
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Post by lovemondays on Mar 27, 2015 18:37:29 GMT
The one thing that really surprises me about this episode is that William never once mentioned that technically, the new century wouldn't start until 1901. *grin* That bothers me, William should have known that. Just another example of how well the audience knows the characters...often better than the writers do. We keep track of the character continuity better. |
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Post by lovemondays on Mar 27, 2015 18:40:15 GMT
So I know that it was all a dream, but if William Murdoch Jr. is 8 in 1912, he has to be born in 1904. I wonder if William ever told Julia the details of his dream? That would be an interesting conversation. Definitely...as pillow talk.  |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 27, 2015 20:42:03 GMT
So I know that it was all a dream, but if William Murdoch Jr. is 8 in 1912, he has to be born in 1904. I wonder if William ever told Julia the details of his dream? That would be an interesting conversation. Definitely...as pillow talk. (posting on my phone, hope it turns out) that would be a nice touch in a fanfic. But it also an important plot point. We know the "child" issue has to come up some how. |
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Post by Hodge on Mar 27, 2015 20:48:57 GMT
Definitely...as pillow talk. (posting on my phone, hope it turns out) that would be a nice touch in a fanfic. But it also an important plot point. We know the "child" issue has to come up some how. If Fr. Keegan is coming back next season as we've been led to believe maybe he brings up the subject at another dinner with W/J. I think that would be an interesting route to go. |
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Post by lizmc on Mar 27, 2015 20:55:10 GMT
(posting on my phone, hope it turns out) that would be a nice touch in a fanfic. But it also an important plot point. We know the "child" issue has to come up some how. If Fr. Keegan is coming back next season as we've been led to believe maybe he brings up the subject at another dinner with W/J. I think that would be an interesting route to go. If they ended up adopting, Fr. Keegan could end up as the one who knows of a child needing a home....... |
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