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Post by barbarama on Aug 10, 2014 3:26:17 GMT
As per IMDb and directed by Yannick Bisson
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Post by snacky on Aug 10, 2014 3:44:20 GMT
As per IMDb and directed by Yannick Bisson Isn't this the 2-parter? So if the wedding-esque episode is 4, would this one be 2 and 3? |
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Post by Fallenbelle on Aug 10, 2014 13:49:42 GMT
Do you think this is the one that deals with William's past?
You our know, where it delves into his past of drinking, boxing, ranch handing, whoring, and logging?
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Post by snacky on Aug 10, 2014 16:10:27 GMT
Do you think this is the one that deals with William's past? You our know, where it delves into his past of drinking, boxing, ranch handing, whoring, and logging?Yep it's that one! We're also looking for the reason he decided to go into law enforcement! and the scene that proves he's not a 40 year old virgin
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Post by ziggy on Aug 30, 2014 19:08:55 GMT
This is episode 3. I think someone is reminiscing about the good old days. If this is the episode that brought the tears to Emily’s eyes, I worry for the Inspector.
Episode 4 is the 100th episode and I think they are going to make that really special. They have talked about “The making of Murdoch”, starting with William as a 9 year old kid and I am fairly certain that it will be about Murdoch’s life before the point where we began to see him in the show. I don’t think it will have anything to do with his wedding or his present life and I think the kid in the Time Machine episode might play the 9 year old William. I hear he is a hot shot.
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Post by snacky on Aug 30, 2014 20:06:09 GMT
This is episode 3. I think someone is reminiscing about the good old days. If this is the episode that brought the tears to Emily’s eyes, I worry for the Inspector. Episode 4 is the 100th episode and I think they are going to make that really special. They have talked about “The making of Murdoch”, starting with William as a 9 year old kid and I am fairly certain that it will be about Murdoch’s life before the point where we began to see him in the show. I don’t think it will have anything to do with his wedding or his present life and I think the kid in the Time Machine episode might play the 9 year old William. I hear he is a hot shot. Ooh then why the multiple wedding sequences, whether they are dreams are not? I would think "Glory Days" would be about "the making of Murdoch". Even if episode 100 was about the making of Murdoch and had a fantasy of the future, I don't see why more than one wedding sequence would be involved. Ps. Georgina was teary eyed over Murdoch Takes Manhattan, and IMHO that one is going to be about the huge train wreck there. |
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Post by ziggy on Aug 30, 2014 20:49:26 GMT
Ooh then why the multiple wedding sequences, whether they are dreams are not? I would think "Glory Days" would be about "the making of Murdoch". Even if episode 100 was about the making of Murdoch and had a fantasy of the future, I don't see why more than one wedding sequence would be involved. Ps. Georgina was teary eyed over Murdoch Takes Manhattan, and IMHO that one is going to be about the huge train wreck there. On the contrary. I see multiple wedding scenarios especially when you consider the list of possible reasons for the wedding to go wrong. It’s not only William that will have dreams but Julia too. They won’t play the same clips for both their dreams. They both will naturally get nervous about the imminent wedding for different reasons and there will be other clips other than a wedding scene. We haven’t seen the last of Leslie Garland yet. I don’t think any of those wedding footage is actually a wedding. The season is a long one and the dream sequence will be spread out, perhaps one clip per episode through 6-8 episodes. Unlike you, I don’t see a Jilliam wedding anytime soon unless they are certain this is their last season or the penultimate. It took them so many years just to get to an engagement and even that seemed under duress. Getting married 5 minutes later is not their usual way of doing things. You’re right, I think the Manhattan one is about a train crash but the crash may have happened on the Canadian side of the border though the train may have been coming from New York and maybe someone important was on board. |
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Post by snacky on Aug 31, 2014 11:10:14 GMT
I just had a sad thought. If this is a "memory" episode. And if the weddings in episode 4 could ALL be held to be "dream sequences"...then perhaps William - perhaps both William and Julia - were ON the ill-fated Manhattan train. Episodes 3 and 4 are memory/dream episodes because of being trapped in the train wreck. Then episode 5 could be devoted to the trial of the engineer, with William having to testify, unwillingly, on the engineer's behalf.  |
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Post by fan2tvshows on Oct 14, 2014 23:32:48 GMT
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Post by snacky on Oct 15, 2014 1:03:01 GMT
Wa I can't view it on my Kindle! Any wedding planning hints? Any Action!William?
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Post by Fallenbelle on Oct 15, 2014 2:09:04 GMT
Wa I can't view it on my Kindle! Any wedding planning hints? Any Action!William? It's the same preview that ran at the end of the last episode. No new hints.  |
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Post by fan2tvshows on Oct 17, 2014 17:21:31 GMT
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Post by snacky on Oct 17, 2014 18:09:17 GMT
GENTLEMAN WHERE ARE YOUR GUNS? NORTH OF THE BORDER WE RELY ON OUR WITS!!! If I make another t-shirt, that is so going to be the motto!!!! |
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Post by Fallenbelle on Oct 17, 2014 19:39:36 GMT
GENTLEMAN WHERE ARE YOUR GUNS? NORTH OF THE BORDER WE RELY ON OUR WITS!!! If I make another t-shirt, that is so going to be the motto!!!! I wonder if this line demonstrates the shift to "jungle warfare" that seems to be a theme for this season (or at least I hope it is!). CC wrote in her newest fic a realization that William can no longer rely upon respect for the law and that he'd have to start packing, and it really resounded with me-the times are changing, and William is going to have to adapt, so at some point, things changed even north of the border (even though I love the line-golden!). Because if you watch the Murdoch Effect, George's BFF is his gun, and in the Republic of Doyle crossover episode I just watched with Bill Murdoch, William's descendant had no problems flashing his gun and shooting his lover. Just a random thought though-I have no idea to what degree Canadian law enforcement is armed-but it does make for a fascinating topic. |
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Post by snacky on Oct 17, 2014 19:59:31 GMT
GENTLEMAN WHERE ARE YOUR GUNS? NORTH OF THE BORDER WE RELY ON OUR WITS!!! If I make another t-shirt, that is so going to be the motto!!!! I wonder if this line demonstrates the shift to "jungle warfare" that seems to be a theme for this season (or at least I hope it is!). CC wrote in her newest fic a realization that William can no longer rely upon respect for the law and that he'd have to start packing, and it really resounded with me-the times are changing, and William is going to have to adapt, so at some point, things changed even north of the border (even though I love the line-golden!). Because if you watch the Murdoch Effect, George's BFF is his gun, and in the Republic of Doyle crossover episode I just watched with Bill Murdoch, William's descendant had no problems flashing his gun and shooting his lover. Just a random thought though-I have no idea to what degree Canadian law enforcement is armed-but it does make for a fascinating topic. Talbotrail and others thought that on the Waterfront was also referring to recent incidents of police violence in Canadian history. If I remember correctly, they were talking about the police response to the G-20 protests...? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_G-20_Toronto_summit_protestsSo I guess you're right - Canadians don't rely so much on their wits anymore. I had hoped they were showing up the U.S. on that. So much for the t-shirt.  |
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