 | The Blue Room Archives | 2001 |
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| A place to reminisce and revel in nostalgia. |
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 | Jonathan Creek ® Andrew pittaway (in the United Kingdom) 26 Dec 2001 at 23:11 GMT |
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the special was rather long but I quite enjoyied trying to figure out how it was done wasnt far off
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 | Re: Jonathan Creek ® River Thames (in the United Kingdom) 27 Dec 2001 at 09:46 GMT |
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I'm a Jonathan Creek fan too Andrew, and I've taped the special, was it as good as the '98 Christmas
special? I understand Maddy isn't in this one, which must make it a bit strange, oh well, hopefully
I get time to watch it later on
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 | Re: Jonathan Creek ® Fluffy (in the United Kingdom) 27 Dec 2001 at 14:33 GMT |
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I loved it did not realise who had done it till later but did notice Alan clue on leaving the castle
( I won't say more as RT has not watched yet)
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 | Re: Jonathan Creek ® Andrew pittaway (in the United Kingdom) 27 Dec 2001 at 17:21 GMT |
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was as good as the 98 one and maddy has left but is replaced by a sutible replacement almost doctor
who assistant quality the first bit had me abit baffled but the castle bit i had a pretty good idea
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 | Re: Jonathan Creek ® Fluffy (in the United Kingdom) 27 Dec 2001 at 17:47 GMT |
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Yes Julia Swahalla ( saffy ) was fab in a totally un maddy, maddy way

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 | Re: Jonathan Creek ® Andrew pittaway (in the United Kingdom) 27 Dec 2001 at 17:53 GMT |
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thank you fluffy i couldnt spell the second name so i decided not to say it
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 | Re: Jonathan Creek ® River Thames (in the United Kingdom) 27 Dec 2001 at 18:53 GMT |
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I watched it this afternoon, very,very good, and rather spooky in places, as only JC knows how!
I do think I preferred the '98 special though, hard to say
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 | Re: Jonathan Creek ® nowtas (in the United Kingdom) 27 Dec 2001 at 21:57 GMT |
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Fantastic, and I was utterly lost. the axe was a magnificent idea, and the work with the font
colours was genius! Brilliant (and I'm not usually much of a fan)
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 | Re: Jonathan Creek ® Andrew pittaway (in the United Kingdom) 27 Dec 2001 at 22:08 GMT |
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i worked that out as soon as he looked at the diary the first time but the axe had me baffled untill
i heard the chap tom was making aloud racket chopping the door hole
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 | Re: Jonathan Creek ® The Dark One (in the United Kingdom) 28 Dec 2001 at 06:40 GMT |
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my fave part was when Julia Swahalla went into that nice mans van nd creamed him nearly all over! me
i would have just had to get into those bulging boxers!
tdo 
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 | Re: Jonathan Creek ® Andrew pittaway (in the United Kingdom) 28 Dec 2001 at 15:11 GMT |
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i was thinking thame thing TDO
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 | Re: Jonathan Creek ® The Dark One (in the United Kingdom) 28 Dec 2001 at 21:39 GMT |
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oooooooooooo you naughty boy!!! AP
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 | Re: Jonathan Creek ® L.I. (in the United Kingdom) 28 Dec 2001 at 21:39 GMT |
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as was i. although i didn't really see that much more of it. who did it?
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 | Re: Jonathan Creek ® L.I. (in the United Kingdom) 28 Dec 2001 at 21:39 GMT |
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 | Re: Jonathan Creek ® nowtas (in the United Kingdom) 29 Dec 2001 at 08:09 GMT |
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Spoiler Alert!
The actress was murdered by her son (he was the actor playing the gardener, and did not realise he
was her son - he hated her for rejecting his sexual advances and not giving him a reason why) and
her ex hubby helped him to kill her (HE hated her as she had aborted their child a decade before).
She was shot by gun concealed in the axe, and had pointed at the window as her son was reflected in
it.
The director saw who was responsible, figured out who had set things up from reading the actress'
diary, and so he and the other major cast and crew members killed the ex-hubby (trying to make it
look like a suicide) and covered for the son - as did Creeky and the bird Sahwala played. The hubby
was actually killed by a trap activated by the jawbridge mechanism, which crushed him before he
could escape the old pit room.
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 | Re: Jonathan Creek ® L.I. (in the United Kingdom) 29 Dec 2001 at 10:29 GMT |
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the hubby was the escaplogist right?
the axe thing was clever...
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