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Post by lovemondays on Jun 15, 2014 22:10:31 GMT
The Harold Hill of subways, lol! It might actually work if Rob Ford did that!
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Post by lovemondays on Jun 22, 2014 16:36:23 GMT
I found another gotcha...Brackenreid suggests to Winston Churchill that "who knows, someday you might be Prime Minister".
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Post by lovemondays on Jun 22, 2014 16:45:22 GMT
George suggests the use of "half silvered glass", two-way mirrors, as a useful tool to have installed in police interview rooms.
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Post by snacky on Jun 22, 2014 18:07:03 GMT
I found another gotcha...Brackenreid suggests to Winston Churchill that "who knows, someday you might be Prime Minister". Ugh I just saw a similar one to this and forgot to write it down. Now I can't remember.  |
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Post by carco on Jun 24, 2014 20:18:51 GMT
I love it when Murdoch Mysteries makes a joke that only people from the future would get. Do any other MM historical in-jokes come to mind?
Maybe not so much a joke, but Murdoch finds the need to layout the details of all his cases on a blackboard (sometimes with pictures) ... now not only are "murder boards" used by all the investigative teams on TV but many have moved on to glass walls! |
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Post by snacky on Jun 24, 2014 21:55:32 GMT
I love it when Murdoch Mysteries makes a joke that only people from the future would get. Do any other MM historical in-jokes come to mind?
Maybe not so much a joke, but Murdoch finds the need to layout the details of all his cases on a blackboard (sometimes with pictures) ... now not only are "murder boards" used by all the investigative teams on TV but many have moved on to glass walls! I guess that would count as modern "project management" or the use of "dashboars". Hmmm, wait a minute... *has Murdoch vision* *runs to Photoshop* |
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Post by snacky on Jul 8, 2014 7:28:32 GMT
This thread deserves a bump.
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Post by snacky on Mar 7, 2015 3:29:18 GMT
I'd like to update this for Season 8 - could folks help me out with a list? Offhand I remember the circum-whatsit from the honeymoon. The stereoscope picture match thingy in What Lies Buried. The "vibrator" chair. I can't quite remember the names. What else was there? Seems like this year was thin on inventions...  |
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Post by Fallenbelle on Mar 7, 2015 3:51:21 GMT
I'd like to update this for Season 8 - could folks help me out with a list? Offhand I remember the circum-whatsit from the honeymoon. The stereoscope picture match thingy in What Lies Buried. The "vibrator" chair. I can't quite remember the names. What else was there? Seems like this year was thin on inventions... There was also a Violet Wand in High Voltage-during the invention montage. There was also another vibrating chair in Invention Convention during the invention montage as well. It seems that the MM crew like their sex toy gags.  That, or I'm just a raving pervert.  |
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Post by snacky on Mar 7, 2015 3:57:03 GMT
I'd like to update this for Season 8 - could folks help me out with a list? Offhand I remember the circum-whatsit from the honeymoon. The stereoscope picture match thingy in What Lies Buried. The "vibrator" chair. I can't quite remember the names. What else was there? Seems like this year was thin on inventions... There was also a Violet Wand in High Voltage-during the invention montage. There was also another vibrating chair in Invention Convention during the invention montage as well. It seems that the MM crew like their sex toy gags. That, or I'm just a raving pervert. I'm going to have to google the Violet Wand, which is going to reveal me as an Innocent Babe in the Woods...  |
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Post by sam on May 6, 2015 2:30:53 GMT
Mr. Drury says a "world class city needs a world class subway". You mean...a monorail! In the Artful Detective episode, Murdoch: "I believe Mr. Blechman aspired to create a train that levitated by means of magnetic propulsion." Brackenreid: "A train that floats in the air. Bloody ridiculous - the man was crackers!" He was trying to invent a monorail! |
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Post by snacky on May 9, 2015 7:24:29 GMT
In the Artful Detective episode, Murdoch: "I believe Mr. Blechman aspired to create a train that levitated by means of magnetic propulsion." Brackenreid: "A train that floats in the air. Bloody ridiculous - the man was crackers!" He was trying to invent a monorail! My understanding is that Toronto was actually having some monorail-style drama at the time, too. I wonder how that turned out...? |
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Post by lizmc on Jun 26, 2015 3:14:30 GMT
The Spy Who Came Up to the Cold foreshadowed "carding", the police gathering information on people who had not done anything, which has become a very hot topic here at the moment.....
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