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Post by Hodge on Oct 14, 2014 19:47:46 GMT
Not available in my country. I guess YouTube finally took action. Wow, I find that strange, I thought this one would be available everywhere. |
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Post by mrsbrisby on Oct 14, 2014 19:50:48 GMT
Thank you Snacky. Perhaps a little angst would add a certain intrigue to MM. |
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Post by carco on Nov 8, 2014 16:33:56 GMT
Just watched the CBC video of the cast forum for the 100th episode. At one point Helene talked about a scene with Julia and Murdoch in their room and her trying on a new style corset and it being 'dangerous" for her. I'm going to assume from that, that quite probably then Julia is pregnant near the end of the season and the new "S" shaped corsets would have been dangerous for pregnant women.
It would also explain Christine Jennings' comment about finding a way to have them together but not together into next season. If Julia did get get pregnant she probably would have an extremey fragile pregnancy given her history and likely her doctor would suggest no marital relations for the duration.
Either that or William injures his back.....
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Post by snacky on Nov 8, 2014 20:27:20 GMT
Just watched the CBC video of the cast forum for the 100th episode. At one point Helene talked about a scene with Julia and Murdoch in their room and her trying on a new style corset and it being 'dangerous" for her. I'm going to assume from that, that quite probably then Julia is pregnant near the end of the season and the new "S" shaped corsets would have been dangerous for pregnant women. It would also explain Christine Jennings' comment about finding a way to have them together but not together into next season. If Julia did get get pregnant she probably would have an extremey fragile pregnancy given her history and likely her doctor would suggest no marital relations for the duration. Either that or William injures his back..... LOL!!! Well my theory was this was the toxic dye episode - pregnancy didn't occur to me. If Julia is pregnant, I hope there is a storyline that would actually lead up to that. Very interesting speculation!  LOL about it proving dangerous for William! Is he going to start coming into work after a "rough night", hahahahaha?  |
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Post by randomkiwibirds on Nov 8, 2014 20:29:37 GMT
Just watched the CBC video of the cast forum for the 100th episode. At one point Helene talked about a scene with Julia and Murdoch in their room and her trying on a new style corset and it being 'dangerous" for her. I'm going to assume from that, that quite probably then Julia is pregnant near the end of the season and the new "S" shaped corsets would have been dangerous for pregnant women. It would also explain Christine Jennings' comment about finding a way to have them together but not together into next season. If Julia did get get pregnant she probably would have an extremey fragile pregnancy given her history and likely her doctor would suggest no marital relations for the duration. Either that or William injures his back..... LOL!!! Well my theory was this was the toxic dye episode - pregnancy didn't occur to me. If Julia is pregnant, I hope there is a storyline that would actually lead up to that. Very interesting speculation! LOL about it proving dangerous for William! Is he going to start coming into work after a "rough night", hahahahaha? Julia might have had a rough night too, and they both *clears throat* overslept. |
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Post by snacky on Nov 8, 2014 21:11:49 GMT
LOL!!! Well my theory was this was the toxic dye episode - pregnancy didn't occur to me. If Julia is pregnant, I hope there is a storyline that would actually lead up to that. Very interesting speculation! LOL about it proving dangerous for William! Is he going to start coming into work after a "rough night", hahahahaha? Julia might have had a rough night too, and they both *clears throat* overslept. And for the first time ever, William came to work with his tie on backwards and his vest on inside out.  |
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Post by randomkiwibirds on Nov 8, 2014 21:18:51 GMT
Julia might have had a rough night too, and they both *clears throat* overslept. And for the first time ever, William came to work with his tie on backwards and his vest on inside out. And his immaculate hair ruffled. |
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Post by snacky on Nov 8, 2014 21:24:53 GMT
And for the first time ever, William came to work with his tie on backwards and his vest on inside out. And his immaculate hair ruffled. Smelling like perfume. |
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Post by Fallenbelle on Nov 8, 2014 22:24:16 GMT
And his immaculate hair ruffled. Smelling like perfume. I think you've confused with him coming back from lunch. |
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Post by snacky on Nov 8, 2014 22:28:36 GMT
Smelling like perfume. I think your confused with him coming back from lunch. I thought it was the broom closet.  |
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Post by Fallenbelle on Nov 8, 2014 22:43:28 GMT
I think your confused with him coming back from lunch. I thought it was the broom closet. Please, William's a gentleman. All trysts will be conducted in an unused patient room at the asylum. |
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Post by snacky on Nov 8, 2014 22:57:02 GMT
I thought it was the broom closet. Please, William's a gentleman. All trysts will be conducted in an unused patient room at the asylum. pshaw! If William's a gentleman, they'd get a room at the Queen's Hotel! for 2 hours
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Post by carco on Nov 8, 2014 23:32:32 GMT
Just watched the CBC video of the cast forum for the 100th episode. At one point Helene talked about a scene with Julia and Murdoch in their room and her trying on a new style corset and it being 'dangerous" for her. I'm going to assume from that, that quite probably then Julia is pregnant near the end of the season and the new "S" shaped corsets would have been dangerous for pregnant women. It would also explain Christine Jennings' comment about finding a way to have them together but not together into next season. If Julia did get get pregnant she probably would have an extremey fragile pregnancy given her history and likely her doctor would suggest no marital relations for the duration. Either that or William injures his back..... LOL!!! Well my theory was this was the toxic dye episode - pregnancy didn't occur to me. If Julia is pregnant, I hope there is a storyline that would actually lead up to that. Very interesting speculation! LOL about it proving dangerous for William! Is he going to start coming into work after a "rough night", hahahahaha? Hah! I had to stop posting suddenly so didn't get to fully explain my line of thought. But William coming into work after a rough night is surely fan fic fodder, no? I forgot about the toxic dye storyline so yes, you're quite right, that it was likely what HJ was referring to. That pleases me actually 'cause I truly would not want to see a baby added to the mix. I know some fans do but it's just not something I've ever seen work. It's Christine's comments that really have me thinking. She was talking about how they will keep William and Julia interesting now that they're married. So how can they be together (I assume she means married) but not together unless they keep separating them somehow? The simplest choice is physically separate them through travel for work and I believe William goes north again for one episode (Cobalt this time?) But what arc to serve that purpose would take them into next season? Keeping in mind they married in the 4th episode and I imagine they will be the happy investigative couple a few episodes. So that arc might conceivably start before the halfway point of the S8. So what do TPTB have up their sleeve? My least favourite thought is re:Julia, a fragile pregnancy (explained in my original post). Re: Murdoch....bad back? William landed hard in his fight in the Bat Masterson episode and he repeated Bat's earlier comment that his "back has been better". We thought it kind of funny at the time but maybe William really did do something to his back. Next week it looks like he takes another flying dive to save the president's life in Murdoch Takes Manhattan. So they could give William a bad back of some sort which serves to limit or curtail marital relations. Neither scenario sounds like a lot of fun for Jilliam fans but they could still keep the banter and the relationship going and it would actually allow them to bring back the "daydreams" each of them used to have about one another. I know a lot of fans said they would love to see the daydreams back again. But they only made sense when W & J couldn't be together but but really, really wanted to be together. I might be totally off on a tangent on this line of thinking (I often am  ) What do the rest of you think about Christine Jennings' comment? |
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Post by snacky on Nov 8, 2014 23:46:10 GMT
I truly would not want to see a baby added to the mix. I know some fans do but it's just not something I've ever seen work. It's Christine's comments that really have me thinking. She was talking about how they will keep William and Julia interesting now that they're married. So how can they be together (I assume she means married) but not together unless they keep separating them somehow? The simplest choice is physically separate them through travel for work and I believe William goes north again for one episode (Cobalt this time?) But what arc to serve that purpose would take them into next season? Neither scenario sounds like a lot of fun for Jilliam fans but they could still keep the banter and the relationship going and it would actually allow them to bring back the "daydreams" each of them used to have about one another. First - Peter Mitchell actually mentioned a miscarriage arc in his radio interview ( ) - though he was talking about in the context of not wanting to do serialized arcs that would require the episodes be viewed in order, I think that revealed that this is something on the table for the writers. Second, In the Panel Peter Mitchell said the Moonlighting Curse was keeping the couple apart, so I doubt William and Julia will be kept apart for the first season. That would have to be a card kept in the pocket for if the relationship starts to become stale. Then a separation, and possibly a crisis, would need to ensue to keep it fresh. Your travel idea might work, particularly if William decides to do something to expand his professional horizons. But - as much as people around here seem to hate angst - I think the "Scully abduction" is kind of a tried and true way of whipping up fan loyalty to a relationship, so we may see Julia in peril at a future point. Hell, we may see William in peril - that's basically what The Murdoch Identity was. Who doesn't love that ep? I hope the bad back thing just remains a forum joke, lol.  Great idea about the daydreams during travel! Telephone calls as well! |
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Post by carco on Nov 9, 2014 0:11:51 GMT
I truly would not want to see a baby added to the mix. I know some fans do but it's just not something I've ever seen work. It's Christine's comments that really have me thinking. She was talking about how they will keep William and Julia interesting now that they're married. So how can they be together (I assume she means married) but not together unless they keep separating them somehow? The simplest choice is physically separate them through travel for work and I believe William goes north again for one episode (Cobalt this time?) But what arc to serve that purpose would take them into next season? Neither scenario sounds like a lot of fun for Jilliam fans but they could still keep the banter and the relationship going and it would actually allow them to bring back the "daydreams" each of them used to have about one another. First - Peter Mitchell actually mentioned a miscarriage arc in his radio interview ( ) - though he was talking about in the context of not wanting to do serialized arcs that would require the episodes be viewed in order, I think that revealed that this is something on the table for the writers. Second, In the Panel Peter Mitchell said the Moonlighting Curse was keeping the couple apart, so I doubt William and Julia will be kept apart for the first season. That would have to be a card kept in the pocket for if the relationship starts to become stale. Then a separation, and possibly a crisis, would need to ensue to keep it fresh. Your travel idea might work, particularly if William decides to do something to expand his professional horizons. But - as much as people around here seem to hate angst - I think the "Scully abduction" is kind of a tried and true way of whipping up fan loyalty to a relationship, so we may see Julia in peril at a future point. Hell, we may see William in peril - that's basically what The Murdoch Identity was. Who doesn't love that ep? I hope the bad back thing just remains a forum joke, lol. Great idea about the daydreams during travel! Telephone calls as well! Actually I believe PM talked about the lack of interaction between the characters because they were working on different projects. They weren't in scenes together. So having him travel a lot wouldn't be an option because PM did say there will be a lot of interaction between W & J for the rest of the season. The 2 options I mentioned would only stop them from having "marital relations" which is something we would ever see (as a scene) on this show anyway (remember W closed the door on us last week?). For us the audience, nothing would change except J & W might have more than the usual daydreams! Ooooh! Yes telephone calls....but don't forget the operators listening in, not to mention everyone on the party line. It would be very sad to have a miscarriage arc. But yes, one of them in peril is a tried and true option. But that happened a lot to Julia in the various Gillies episodes so I'd think it would have to be William. But to be honest, that's not a new option for this show. I guess we'll just have to see a few more episodes to get a feel for what's going to happen. I love this! |
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