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Post by randomkiwibirds on Nov 10, 2014 23:26:03 GMT
Alternate titles for this episodes
All My Friends Are Dead by Julia Ogden
I'm a Psychiatrist, and I failed to Notice that One of My Friends Was a Serial Ax Murderer by Julia Ogden
The Time We Went on a Camping Trip with an Ax Murderer by Julia Ogden and Emily Grace
How I Was Rescued By A Crazy Guy in the Woods from an Ax Murderer by Emily Grace
I came out to have a great time and an I'm Honestly Feeling So Attacked Right Now by Julia Ogden and Emily Grace
Burying Feelings of Rejection into Fixing a Perfectly Good Bicycle by William Murdoch
Obsessions into Science and Math to Hide My Broken Heart Part 2 By William Murdoch
My Secret Obsession with Shoes by William Murdoch
How I Became a Curling Expert in 48 Hours by William Murdoch
When I'm upset I become very Sarcastic by William Murdoch
The Time My Drunk Ego Made Me Challenge A Pretty Boy by George Crabtree
You Can Just Feel the Testosterone by George Crabtree and Leslie Garland
How Not to Handle A Break Up by William Murdoch and George Crabtree
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Post by snacky on Nov 11, 2014 0:13:26 GMT
Alternate titles for this episodes My Secret Obsession with Shoes by William Murdoch How Not to Handle A Break Up by William Murdoch and George Crabtree Needs alternative episode covers!!  |
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Post by Fallenbelle on Nov 11, 2014 0:34:35 GMT
Alternate titles for this episodes All My Friends Are Dead by Julia Ogden I'm a Psychiatrist, and I failed to Notice that One of My Friends Was a Serial Ax Murderer by Julia Ogden The Time We Went on a Camping Trip with an Ax Murderer by Julia Ogden and Emily Grace How I Was Rescued By A Crazy Guy in the Woods from an Ax Murderer by Emily Grace I came out to have a great time and an I'm Honestly Feeling So Attacked Right Now by Julia Ogden and Emily Grace Burying Feelings of Rejection into Fixing a Perfectly Good Bicycle by William Murdoch Obsessions into Science and Math to Hide My Broken Heart Part 2 By William Murdoch My Secret Obsession with Shoes by William Murdoch How I Became a Curling Expert in 48 Hours by William Murdoch When I'm upset I become very Sarcastic by William Murdoch The Time My Drunk Ego Made Me Challenge A Pretty Boy by George Crabtree You Can Just Feel the Testosterone by George Crabtree and Leslie Garland How Not to Handle A Break Up by William Murdoch and George Crabtree Serious LOLS here. This was great! |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 11, 2014 21:51:03 GMT
Alternate titles for this episodes All My Friends Are Dead by Julia Ogden I'm a Psychiatrist, and I failed to Notice that One of My Friends Was a Serial Ax Murderer by Julia Ogden The Time We Went on a Camping Trip with an Ax Murderer by Julia Ogden and Emily Grace How I Was Rescued By A Crazy Guy in the Woods from an Ax Murderer by Emily Grace I came out to have a great time and an I'm Honestly Feeling So Attacked Right Now by Julia Ogden and Emily Grace Burying Feelings of Rejection into Fixing a Perfectly Good Bicycle by William Murdoch Obsessions into Science and Math to Hide My Broken Heart Part 2 By William Murdoch My Secret Obsession with Shoes by William Murdoch How I Became a Curling Expert in 48 Hours by William Murdoch When I'm upset I become very Sarcastic by William Murdoch The Time My Drunk Ego Made Me Challenge A Pretty Boy by George Crabtree You Can Just Feel the Testosterone by George Crabtree and Leslie Garland How Not to Handle A Break Up by William Murdoch and George Crabtree Didn't see these before today: sooooooo funny! |
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Post by snacky on Apr 5, 2015 2:53:34 GMT
Eclair's words of wisdom for this episode: "The women get guns and the men get brooms!"  (Wait until he sees the women get their hands on the axes...)  |
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Post by lizmc on Jun 13, 2015 0:06:54 GMT
CBC just replayed this one tonight.....I love this episode.....good thriller mixed with a lighter story.....It is also good to see curling get some love. It is one of the most popular sports in Canada and we have done very well at it in international competitions, but it gets dismissed as a boring sport for older country club types.. It actually has a lot of strategy to it and I've always found it entertaining to watch.....
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Post by snacky on Jun 13, 2015 4:03:14 GMT
CBC just replayed this one tonight.....I love this episode.....good thriller mixed with a lighter story.....It is also good to see curling get some love. It is one of the most popular sports in Canada and we have done very well at it in international competitions, but it gets dismissed as a boring sport for older country club types.. It actually has a lot of strategy to it and I've always found it entertaining to watch..... Best part was William praying for a goal! (or whatever you call it) |
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Post by lizmc on Jun 13, 2015 6:35:50 GMT
CBC just replayed this one tonight.....I love this episode.....good thriller mixed with a lighter story.....It is also good to see curling get some love. It is one of the most popular sports in Canada and we have done very well at it in international competitions, but it gets dismissed as a boring sport for older country club types.. It actually has a lot of strategy to it and I've always found it entertaining to watch..... Best part was William praying for a goal! (or whatever you call it) There are no goals in curling. Points are scored for proximity to the centre of the House (or Pot Lid as Leslie Garland called it), with stones being strategically placed to guard stones placed in a good scoring position. William was hoping his rock would curl in behind the guard and stick the closest to centre....... |
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Post by lea on Sept 18, 2015 16:18:57 GMT
1. I do like this episode, but horror stuff with gore and jump scares are not my favorite. I'm on edge the entire time. 2. I giggle every time the Inspector asks "Bloody Hell, Murdoch, what did you do?!" 3. At least Julia told Emily. This angst could have gone on much longer if Emily wasn't there to talk julia into telling William. 4. George going back to the station drunk is just golden. "We could beat him with our eyes behind our backs." Too funny  5. William playing sports is just too good. I enjoy it every time. |
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Post by Oigirl on Sept 18, 2015 17:37:27 GMT
I thought the conversation that William had with George at the end was as personal a talk as I've seen him have with someone other than Julia. Quite the contrast with how he was after Julia moved to Buffalo. I quite liked it. Of course I bet George was sorry he ever said Leslie Garland was a gentleman LOL.
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Post by snacky on Sept 18, 2015 18:08:13 GMT
2. I giggle every time the Inspector asks "Bloody Hell, Murdoch, what did you do?!" Mrs. Brackenreid trained her husband well! |
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Post by snacky on Sept 18, 2015 18:16:44 GMT
I thought the conversation that William had with George at the end was as personal a talk as I've seen him have with someone other than Julia. Quite the contrast with how he was after Julia moved to Buffalo. I quite liked it. Of course I bet George was sorry he ever said Leslie Garland was a gentleman LOL. I loved the personal talk with George (and the thought of William getting drunk on something non-alcoholic), but I felt the talk was undermined by its inconsistency with the actual arc of the show. William waded very slowly into his love for Julia and dated another woman during Season 2. The complication of his developing feelings was part of what made William and Julia's relationship interesting and "adult". Suddenly presenting William as someone who had spent 8 years as a lovesick puppy was not only inaccurate, it makes William's character less than what we've been given. |
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Post by Hodge on Sept 18, 2015 19:53:58 GMT
I thought the conversation that William had with George at the end was as personal a talk as I've seen him have with someone other than Julia. Quite the contrast with how he was after Julia moved to Buffalo. I quite liked it. Of course I bet George was sorry he ever said Leslie Garland was a gentleman LOL. I loved the personal talk with George (and the thought of William getting drunk on something non-alcoholic), but I felt the talk was undermined by its inconsistency with the actual arc of the show. William waded very slowly into his love for Julia and dated another woman during Season 2. The complication of his developing feelings was part of what made William and Julia's relationship interesting and "adult". Suddenly presenting William as someone who had spent 8 years as a lovesick puppy was not only inaccurate, it makes William's character less than what we've been given. It doesn't necessarily mean that he didn't feel she was the one for him from the start, just that it took a while for the relationship to develop. |
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Post by lea on Sept 18, 2015 20:03:27 GMT
2. I giggle every time the Inspector asks "Bloody Hell, Murdoch, what did you do?!" Mrs. Brackenreid trained her husband well! Very very well |
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Post by snacky on Sept 18, 2015 20:24:15 GMT
I loved the personal talk with George (and the thought of William getting drunk on something non-alcoholic), but I felt the talk was undermined by its inconsistency with the actual arc of the show. William waded very slowly into his love for Julia and dated another woman during Season 2. The complication of his developing feelings was part of what made William and Julia's relationship interesting and "adult". Suddenly presenting William as someone who had spent 8 years as a lovesick puppy was not only inaccurate, it makes William's character less than what we've been given. It doesn't necessarily mean that he didn't feel she was the one for him from the start, just that it took a while for the relationship to develop. William was mourning Liza when they met.  |
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