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Post by bluemoongirl on Sept 11, 2005 15:19:30 GMT -5
Hi Stephanie! Oh yea!! We can be crazy together. I've always loved to memorize dialogue. There are some movies today, that if I watch them, I still can just sit there and say the dialogue right along with the characters. That's why people like us are involved in the film industry or somehow related. As Maddie would say: "Addison, I don't know how your brain works." "Yeah, but ya gotta love the results." I play the quote game too. Ha!!! We would start off with an actor or movie. Then you'd have to keep moving on to the next until you couldn't think of another one. Lots of fun to try and stump someone with that game. BTW, best of luck with the film academy!! ~blue moon girl
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Post by bluevelvet on Sept 13, 2005 1:41:41 GMT -5
From Camille David: You took the words right out of my mouth. Maddie: Open up, I'll put 'em back.
From Knowing Her You sleep in a pen, Addison.
I find this kind of line so hilarious coming from Maddie. You expect this sort of thing from David so it is even funnier when she says them. And Cybill's delivery is impeccable. She definitely had great comedic timing which got overlooked because David got the lion's share of the one-liners.
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Post by gypsygem81 on Sept 13, 2005 14:24:49 GMT -5
I absolutely agree bluevelvet.
I like the scene when she opens the door to David and Kathleen:
David: I need help Maddie: I've known that for months Kathleen: Hello Miss Hayes Maddie: Oh my goodness, the elf
Love Gem
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Post by bluemoongirl on Sept 13, 2005 20:52:12 GMT -5
from Blonde on BlondeDavid: "Why are you so unhappy?" Maddie: "My chastity belt is pinching me." ~that's gotta hurt.... hmmmm....I wonder what she's gonna do about that?
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Post by ryangie97 on Sept 13, 2005 21:00:51 GMT -5
from Blonde on BlondeDavid: "Why are you so unhappy?" Maddie: "My chastity belt is pinching me." ~that's gotta hurt.... hmmmm....I wonder what she's gonna do about that? Always wondered what woulda happened if David had just grabbed her and kissed her right then. hmmm? ;D
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Post by bluemoongirl on Sept 13, 2005 21:34:00 GMT -5
Well, I think she probably would have decked him at that moment....but then right after she would have said, "Oh David, David, David...I'm sorry." And then they would just stare at each other, and then....
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Post by queensgirl on Sept 16, 2005 17:19:12 GMT -5
"Class ring?" --said to that guy she bumps into at the singles bar in "Blonde on Blonde." Because the man is, er, not single.
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Post by bluemoongirl on Sept 16, 2005 20:27:02 GMT -5
"Class ring?" --said to that guy she bumps into at the singles bar in "Blonde on Blonde." Because the man is, er, not single. And does anyone state-side 'know' who that man is??? Eric Forrester from Bold and the Beautiful.
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Post by ryangie97 on Sept 16, 2005 20:49:46 GMT -5
"Class ring?" --said to that guy she bumps into at the singles bar in "Blonde on Blonde." Because the man is, er, not single. And does anyone state-side 'know' who that man is??? Eric Forrester from Bold and the Beautiful. Oh that's right! I forgot about that show. I used to watch that some. I was watching Witness again today. The garage scene "Come here stupid." yeah she calls him stupid, but that moment was so sweet
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Post by queensgirl on Sept 17, 2005 0:11:52 GMT -5
"I've been called a ----- by someone I don't even know..." (The pilot) --Maddie's stunned reaction to, ah, a rough first day getting used to her co-workers.
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Post by babyhayes on Sept 17, 2005 20:46:41 GMT -5
OK here's a few more, peeps. Can you tell I've started taking notes whilst watching? I think I'm possessed, obsessed...one of those "essed" words anyway!
M: "I don't believe in ever going back, to anything. I think that's why our eyes are in the front of our heads, right?" I really like this quote actually. Might make it my life motto!
From Read The Mind... M: "You missed the house" delivered in a brilliantly deadpan way. Followed by the "Couldn't we just use the pipe?" line, is very amusing.
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Post by bluemoongirl on Sept 17, 2005 21:15:53 GMT -5
And in the Pilot ( I think??) Doesn't David say, "You missed the barn." when Maddie fires all the bullets in the gun at the bad guys that are applying 'duress' in the kitchen - with the sausage.
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Post by leannemc on Sept 20, 2005 14:56:25 GMT -5
In Witness for The execution when Maddie and David are both in her office discussing David's weekend in Vegas
M: "I have better things to be doing"
(Picks up her phone)
m: "Miss Dipesto, Do you know the number of the weather?" ;D
LOL- Made me laugh so much
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Post by gypsygem81 on Sept 20, 2005 15:10:43 GMT -5
In Witness for The execution when Maddie and David are both in her office discussing David's weekend in Vegas M: "I have better things to be doing" (Picks up her phone) m: "Miss Dipesto, Do you know the number of the weather?" ;D LOL- Made me laugh so much OMG, I have seen that episode so many times and never even picked up on that!! That is so funny!!! Love Gem
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Post by queensgirl on Sept 27, 2005 11:55:50 GMT -5
"Maybe it's not possible to know if you're ready for marriage. Maybe it's only possible to know if you're not."
--said just prior to Maddie returning to her own house in "I Am Curious."
After much soul-searching, Maddie prepares to make her fateful decision. I remember being quite choked up by that line in particular. Although we had all been waiting a long time for her to make that move--hooray, go for the right one!--we now see that this may not be as easy as it looks.
It had to be difficult for Maddie to give up the prospects of comfort and security. Sam wanted to settle down. Now, that must have provoked Maddie to wonder by contrast, especially knowing David's history, was David ever going to be that kind of man? Or, be that way again, I should say; he'd been burned before. Much later on, in "Father Knows Last," he does make his famous defense to her father, but at this earlier point you may see why Maddie would wonder.
She did care about Sam (and vice versa). They did have a history. Contrary to how Maddie was sometimes implied to be self-centered and not have feelings be important to her character, here she shows that's not what's going on under the surface at all. She does care, very much so, and she does not want to make the wrong decision. Yes, she is a serious person--but this is something you have to take seriously!
Call her what you want for her skittishness about really becoming involved with David--how much worse would it have been for her to live a lie with Sam?
One of the reasons that the Walter storyline so riled the fans was that it completely erased every lesson Maddie learned here...but for the moment, freeze your thoughts at this earlier moment of the story, when the presentation of all the issues was done exactly right.
Was it ever.
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