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Post by barbarama on Oct 10, 2014 4:20:27 GMT
Episode's title as per IMDb
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Post by snacky on Oct 10, 2014 4:53:55 GMT
Episode's title as per IMDb The problem is all those squealing fangirls chasing after George! |
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Post by CosmicCavalcade on Oct 23, 2014 19:02:57 GMT
Episode's title as per IMDb The problem is all those squealing fangirls chasing after George! lol that's what i jokingly said too... but i think more likely it'll have something to do with the suffragettes |
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Post by snacky on Oct 23, 2014 19:18:21 GMT
The problem is all those squealing fangirls chasing after George! lol that's what i jokingly said too... but i think more likely it'll have something to do with the suffragettes Oooh - junior suffragettes maybe? |
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Post by CosmicCavalcade on Oct 23, 2014 19:26:36 GMT
lol that's what i jokingly said too... but i think more likely it'll have something to do with the suffragettes Oooh - junior suffragettes maybe? that would be pretty hilarious having a bunch of teenage girls dressing slutty or something...you know, like skirts that didn't cover their ankles and distracting all the men.  |
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Post by snacky on Oct 23, 2014 19:32:32 GMT
Oooh - junior suffragettes maybe? that would be pretty hilarious having a bunch of teenage girls dressing slutty or something...you know, like skirts that didn't cover their ankles and distracting all the men. It would be harder to arrest them, too. Very bad "optics" for a good-press-aware Inspector Brackenreid. Remember how he felt about the Lizzie Borden case? He was willing to let all future female ax murderers off the hook because of that!  |
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Post by CosmicCavalcade on Oct 23, 2014 19:38:16 GMT
that would be pretty hilarious having a bunch of teenage girls dressing slutty or something...you know, like skirts that didn't cover their ankles and distracting all the men. It would be harder to arrest them, too. Very bad "optics" for a good-press-aware Inspector Brackenreid. Remember how he felt about the Lizzie Borden case? He was willing to let all future female ax murderers off the hook because of that! What was the poem? Someone gave someone 30 whacks and then it didn't rhyme because it's better that way.  |
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Post by Fallenbelle on Oct 23, 2014 19:49:26 GMT
The problem is all those squealing fangirls chasing after George! lol that's what i jokingly said too... but i think more likely it'll have something to do with the suffragettes Perhaps George becomes a male feminist? He's already stated that he thinks people should be able to speak their minds. His ensuing support creates a maelstrom of girls who are dying to get to know him better. Henry, seeing all the attention and girls George is getting from this, decides to become a feminist as well. Because, girls. Only, they smell the insincerity in him, and it backfires-epically. |
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Post by snacky on Oct 23, 2014 19:51:05 GMT
It would be harder to arrest them, too. Very bad "optics" for a good-press-aware Inspector Brackenreid. Remember how he felt about the Lizzie Borden case? He was willing to let all future female ax murderers off the hook because of that! What was the poem? Someone gave someone 30 whacks and then it didn't rhyme because it's better that way. I liked Brackenreid's version better as well! Anyway: CRY HAVOC AND UNLEASH THE SCHOOLGIRLS OF WAR! |
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Post by snacky on Oct 23, 2014 19:53:21 GMT
lol that's what i jokingly said too... but i think more likely it'll have something to do with the suffragettes Perhaps George becomes a male feminist? He's already stated that he thinks people should be able to speak their mind? His ensuing support creates a maelstrom of girls who are dying to get to know him better. Henry, seeing all the attention and girls George is getting from this, decides to become a feminist as well. Because, girls. Only, they smell the insincerity in him, and it backfires-epically.Yep, Henry will be killing it as a faux feminist - up there with his performance as a lawyer! George is just way ahead of everybody on everything: I'm sure feminism is included in that package. |
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Post by CosmicCavalcade on Oct 23, 2014 19:55:35 GMT
lol that's what i jokingly said too... but i think more likely it'll have something to do with the suffragettes Perhaps George becomes a male feminist? He's already stated that he thinks people should be able to speak their mind? His ensuing support creates a maelstrom of girls who are dying to get to know him better. Henry, seeing all the attention and girls George is getting from this, decides to become a feminist as well. Because, girls. Only, they smell the insincerity in him, and it backfires-epically.Hmm, I've said before that if they want Emily to end up with someone, it should be a male feminist...but I don't think George can be one because of his job. Wouldn't he end up having to arrest himself? No Houdini required. |
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Post by snacky on Oct 23, 2014 20:01:02 GMT
Perhaps George becomes a male feminist? He's already stated that he thinks people should be able to speak their mind? His ensuing support creates a maelstrom of girls who are dying to get to know him better. Henry, seeing all the attention and girls George is getting from this, decides to become a feminist as well. Because, girls. Only, they smell the insincerity in him, and it backfires-epically.Hmm, I've said before that if they want Emily to end up with someone, it should be a male feminist...but I don't think George can be one because of his job. Wouldn't he end up having to arrest himself? No Houdini required. It would be nice to see George step in if some police brutality is about to ensue, though. |
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Post by Fallenbelle on Oct 23, 2014 20:01:08 GMT
Perhaps George becomes a male feminist? He's already stated that he thinks people should be able to speak their mind? His ensuing support creates a maelstrom of girls who are dying to get to know him better. Henry, seeing all the attention and girls George is getting from this, decides to become a feminist as well. Because, girls. Only, they smell the insincerity in him, and it backfires-epically.Hmm, I've said before that if they want Emily to end up with someone, it should be a male feminist...but I don't think George can be one because of his job. Wouldn't he end up having to arrest himself? No Houdini required. But you can be a feminist without throwing molotov cocktails. Something Emily will probably do eventually. He can just lend his support, and stand up for them as needed. |
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Post by lovemondays on Oct 23, 2014 20:03:20 GMT
lol that's what i jokingly said too... but i think more likely it'll have something to do with the suffragettes Perhaps George becomes a male feminist? He's already stated that he thinks people should be able to speak their minds. His ensuing support creates a maelstrom of girls who are dying to get to know him better. Henry, seeing all the attention and girls George is getting from this, decides to become a feminist as well. Because, girls. Only, they smell the insincerity in him, and it backfires-epically.George also expressed disappointment that Ruby found it easier to write under a male nom de plume. Right after that she decided to write under her own name. Women were so alone with their ambitions. It would be wonderful to have Ruby come back to Toronto to cover the escalating suffragette 'situation'. Except she's just a woman therefore incapable of reporting events accurately. |
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Post by snacky on Oct 23, 2014 20:07:19 GMT
Perhaps George becomes a male feminist? He's already stated that he thinks people should be able to speak their minds. His ensuing support creates a maelstrom of girls who are dying to get to know him better. Henry, seeing all the attention and girls George is getting from this, decides to become a feminist as well. Because, girls. Only, they smell the insincerity in him, and it backfires-epically.George also expressed disappointment that Ruby found it easier to write under a male nom de plume. Right after that she decided to write under her own name. Women were so alone with their ambitions. It would be wonderful to have Ruby come back to Toronto to cover the escalating suffragette 'situation'. Except she's just a woman therefore incapable of reporting events accurately.I bet she does so "in spirit" - Julia or someone else might reference an article or even a book written by her on the subject of suffrage. |
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