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Post by lovemondays on Oct 23, 2014 20:12:49 GMT
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.  That could work very nicely. It's too bad for MM that Sarah Gaddon is so busy. Good for her though! |
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Post by snacky on Oct 23, 2014 20:27:35 GMT
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. That could work very nicely. It's too bad for MM that Sarah Gaddon is so busy. Good for her though! They should keep her alive in the show - who knows, her schedule may clear someday down the road. If the Prime Minister can make time for MM, so can she. |
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Post by snacky on Oct 23, 2014 20:31:13 GMT
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. That could work very nicely. It's too bad for MM that Sarah Gaddon is so busy. Good for her though! btw, while you're here, could you give me a list of all the posh places/streets Julia may have wanted to live in Toronto. Also the neighborhood where William's boarding house was. And, if possible, a low-rent suburb where William might have been planning to build the dream house? |
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Post by CosmicCavalcade on Oct 23, 2014 20:34:07 GMT
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. Oh I suppose...but it's not nearly as fun.  But if he does get more involved in some capacity, I'm afraid he will end up with Emily in the end.  |
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Post by CosmicCavalcade on Oct 23, 2014 20:35:39 GMT
That could work very nicely. It's too bad for MM that Sarah Gaddon is so busy. Good for her though! btw, while you're here, could you give me a list of all the posh places/streets Julia may have wanted to live in Toronto. Also the neighborhood where William's boarding house was. And, if possible, a low-rent suburb where William might have been planning to build the dream house? you're not asking for much.  |
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Post by snacky on Oct 23, 2014 20:42:58 GMT
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. Oh I suppose...but it's not nearly as fun. But if he does get more involved in some capacity, I'm afraid he will end up with Emily in the end. IMHO it would make MM very "EDGY" to give Emily a sapphist love interest. Hint, hint. #CrumpetGate #AppontmentTV |
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Post by snacky on Oct 23, 2014 20:43:37 GMT
btw, while you're here, could you give me a list of all the posh places/streets Julia may have wanted to live in Toronto. Also the neighborhood where William's boarding house was. And, if possible, a low-rent suburb where William might have been planning to build the dream house? you're not asking for much. Have an idea for a FILK. |
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Post by Fallenbelle on Oct 23, 2014 20:43:56 GMT
That could work very nicely. It's too bad for MM that Sarah Gaddon is so busy. Good for her though! btw, while you're here, could you give me a list of all the posh places/streets Julia may have wanted to live in Toronto. Also the neighborhood where William's boarding house was. And, if possible, a low-rent suburb where William might have been planning to build the dream house? This has nothing to do with your current project. **cracks whip** Love, Your MM Fic Taskmistress |
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Post by snacky on Oct 23, 2014 20:45:41 GMT
btw, while you're here, could you give me a list of all the posh places/streets Julia may have wanted to live in Toronto. Also the neighborhood where William's boarding house was. And, if possible, a low-rent suburb where William might have been planning to build the dream house? This has nothing to do with your current project. **cracks whip** Love, Your MM Fic Taskmistress Can't work on that project while I'm out at appointments. Could conceivably work on this one if someone would throw me a bone. |
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Post by lovemondays on Oct 23, 2014 20:58:30 GMT
That could work very nicely. It's too bad for MM that Sarah Gaddon is so busy. Good for her though! btw, while you're here, could you give me a list of all the posh places/streets Julia may have wanted to live in Toronto. Also the neighborhood where William's boarding house was. And, if possible, a low-rent suburb where William might have been planning to build the dream house? The quick list is in "O Holy Matrimony". |
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Post by Fallenbelle on Feb 2, 2015 13:22:00 GMT
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Post by snacky on Feb 2, 2015 17:20:26 GMT
I think the nature of the order-shifting contributes to your womanizing theory. They might be doing the editing just to make sure there are no continuity conflicts (like mentions of dates or prior events). I really hope this doesn't lead to any haphazard choppy edits or loss of good scenes, though. Another worry is that producers might have heard "add women" over the basic consensus of "mystery first" - which would mean we would get more "character development" scenes at the expense of the mystery. It's possible scenes pertaining to the mystery would even be deleted. I think the way we all want the women in there is as active protagonists in the mystery story, not as side dishes. Well, we'll see what happens.  |
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Post by Fallenbelle on Feb 3, 2015 13:23:08 GMT
I think the nature of the order-shifting contributes to your womanizing theory. They might be doing the editing just to make sure there are no continuity conflicts (like mentions of dates or prior events). I really hope this doesn't lead to any haphazard choppy edits or loss of good scenes, though. Another worry is that producers might have heard "add women" over the basic consensus of "mystery first" - which would mean we would get more "character development" scenes at the expense of the mystery. It's possible scenes pertaining to the mystery would even be deleted. I think the way we all want the women in there is as active protagonists in the mystery story, not as side dishes. Well, we'll see what happens. Agreed. But the writing team for this season seems to have largely regarded the ladies as an afterthought ( no, I don't think it was deliberate- I'm not calling them #meninists yet-  ) and not much may be able to be done about it at this point-the season's in the can. I'm curious to see what they're going to do with the edits/postproduction. TBH, I've lowered my expectations considerably for the remainder of this season, and I hope they do a post-mortem on this season and regroup next season.  |
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Post by lizmc on Feb 11, 2015 9:01:04 GMT
The trailer that was shown at the end of Monday's episode is now up on the CBC site (so it could be seen properly) and one of the characters will be Brackenreid's nephew, Charley. He is wearing a Station House 4 uniform, so I wonder if he will be a recurring character.
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Post by Fallenbelle on Feb 11, 2015 12:52:42 GMT
The trailer that was shown at the end of Monday's episode is now up on the CBC site (so it could be seen properly) and one of the characters will be Brackenreid's nephew, Charley. He is wearing a Station House 4 uniform, so I wonder if he will be a recurring character. Cheers Oh my...they've definitely gone there. No two ways about it.  www.cbc.ca/murdochmysteries/episodes/season-8/torontos-girl-problem |
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) and not much may be able to be done about it at this point-the season's in the can. I'm curious to see what they're going to do with the edits/postproduction. TBH, I've lowered my expectations considerably for the remainder of this season, and I hope they do a post-mortem on this season and regroup next season. 
