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Re: I re-watched Christy this week.. -- BC, 10:00:58 04/12/13 Fri
Naw! It's ok! I understand! :)
- it's not something I spend every waking moment pondering either! :)
- BC
*** but, you gotta admit, "David" did look kinda pitiful standing there during the wedding ceremony! poor guy!
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Re: I re-watched Christy this week.. -- Jenny, 08:26:55 04/15/13 Mon
I agree with both of you. Though, the rational part of me was saying "Why would you want to be with someone who doesn't want to be with (isn't in love with) you??" Although it could be that I felt like the David in the movie (something Watterson? I just know he's Sam Watterson's son, but I can't think of his first name.) didn't present the character in a very strong way the way Randall Batinkoff did in the show. I think I would have had more sympathy had the character been played by Randall. :)
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Re: I re-watched Christy this week.. -- Neeney, 12:17:06 04/17/13 Wed
Yes, Stewart very much fits the description of Doc MacNeill in the book. Except in the book he had golden eyes and Stewart doesn't. But who cares right? lol
One of the David scenes in the series that bugs me most, is at the end of The Lie, when Christy is doing the voiceover at the very end, saying the events had made David her knight in shining armour.....i was like we're we seeing the same event? Cuz he shunned her just like everybody else did, until he saw that Dr. MacNeill was going to tell what had happened, then he figured he'd step up to do the right thing. Also, in Green Apples, he pushed his way into the mission after Doc told him to stay out, obviously because of Christy and uses his affection for the people as an afterthough. I always thought it as major bs when he said he cared for them. And when he called it his mission, I think he meant that as that meant he was IMPORTANT therefore he could do what he wanted.
Can you tell he bugs me? lol
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re: Happy Endings! :) -- BC, 17:05:54 04/17/13 Wed
Well, I feel better for "David" now ...
- 'cause ...
after reading through the last few messages in this thread ...
I learned that in "real life" ... the real "David" wasn't sad at all because he and "Christy" actually married and lived "happily ever after"!
- and, in the series, "Doc" won "Christy's" heart! :)
So ...
Happy endings all the way around!
And ...
Thank goodness Stewart came back to play "Doc MacNeill" 'cause otherwise it wouldn't have been the same!
- BC
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Re: I re-watched Christy this week.. -- Jenny, 05:55:26 04/18/13 Thu
The episode that bugs me about David is in Judgement Day when he's mad that rest of the Cove won't help him put up the telephone posts and then tell Dr. Ferrand (after his arm is cut) that he wonders if these people have souls that need saving. (para-phrasing) I agree with Neeney that it seemed he only cared about the people of the Cove when it suited him. In "Eye of the Storm" (my favorite epiosde) I like at the end that Christy points out he thinks he can kiss her anytime he wants and that she is the only available female his age in 50 miles. I was glad she pointed out the obvious!
OT, anyone going to the Garagiste Festival this year??
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