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Joanne wrote:thegreenringC wrote:
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I know Marv. I was just having fun.Marvin D. wrote:You know, guys, if you really are trying to make people believe about you-know-who, they can always just go back a few posts and see about you-know-who. >_> Or they can ask.
Trixie Belden wrote:Joanne wrote:thegreenringC wrote:
thegreenringC wrote:Joanne wrote:thegreenringC wrote:American Eagle wrote:
you just click the spoiler box right above the place where you write your post, there's things that say bible aiowiki center s spoiler and youtubejennifertwt wrote:I finished the Green Ring Conspiracy yesterday and just listened to Scales of Justice. I'm surprised they didn't try to tie in the old bag of money found by Isaac Morton into the history of counterfeiting in the area. I have questions, but have no idea how to create a spoiler box, so I will just wait until it starts airing next week. Maybe other listeners will have the answers to my questions.
All in all, I enjoyed it much better than the previous albums. One thing I did find irritating was the background music. It is the same as Mystery at Tin Flat which I had also just listened to recently. I would have preferred a bit more originality.
More later once we can speak publicly!
jennifertwt wrote:I finished the Green Ring Conspiracy yesterday and just listened to Scales of Justice. I'm surprised they didn't try to tie in the old bag of money found by Isaac Morton into the history of counterfeiting in the area. I have questions, but have no idea how to create a spoiler box, so I will just wait until it starts airing next week. Maybe other listeners will have the answers to my questions.
All in all, I enjoyed it much better than the previous albums. One thing I did find irritating was the background music. It is the same as Mystery at Tin Flat which I had also just listened to recently. I would have preferred a bit more originality.
More later once we can speak publicly!
I think I might relisten to the episode being aired each week so I can comment in the weekly threads in detail, but overall, I loved this album! 
I was intrigued by the mystery, and while I did call one of the head bad guys really early on, there were still lots of things that I was unsure about. I laughed, I yelled, I pondered, I pumped my fist in the air and cheered (while driving - come on, Jason's return is worth some slightly dangerous driving) and just generally had a great time. I listened over three days in my car and had a great time. I got the early feeling that Eugene and Katrina might end up adopting/taking care of Buck at some point in the future when Katrina got so attached, but for some reason, I really didn't like the idea. 
He was fine for his role in the album, but I really wouldn't mind if we don't hear from him again. Maybe a reference to his happiness at some other location - I'm not heartless. I can see something in the future where Mr. Skint tries to get Buck pulled back into that lifestyle again. I am really interested in how long they plan to wait to take care of the "loose ends" with Mr. Skint and Mr. Groute (sp?) and so on. I really want to hear from Jason again! Like somebody else mentioned a while back in this thread, it was too bad that they didn't get the three generations of Whittakers together towards the end, but maybe that can happen at some point in the future. 
on episode 12 there should be the normal wrap up, then about 30 seconds of nothing, then paul comes on, at least that's how it is on the downloads, i haven't had a chance to look at a hard copy yetCatspaw wrote: Also, does anybody else have a CD set that does not seem to have the bonus feature mentioned on the back? Early in this thread somebody mentioned something about Paul McCusker saying something that they found confusing, but at the end of track 9 on the fourth CD, my copy just went back to track 1. I was expecting a short version of the Novacom set bonus disc - talking about ideas, background, etc. Did I miss something really obscure during the wrap-up, or did ordering from FOTF result from some kind of mix-up that left me without the bonus feature?
I just checked my hard-copy. It isn't there. Weird.Reddo wrote:on episode 12 there should be the normal wrap up, then about 30 seconds of nothing, then paul comes on, at least that's how it is on the downloads, i haven't had a chance to look at a hard copy yetCatspaw wrote: Also, does anybody else have a CD set that does not seem to have the bonus feature mentioned on the back? Early in this thread somebody mentioned something about Paul McCusker saying something that they found confusing, but at the end of track 9 on the fourth CD, my copy just went back to track 1. I was expecting a short version of the Novacom set bonus disc - talking about ideas, background, etc. Did I miss something really obscure during the wrap-up, or did ordering from FOTF result from some kind of mix-up that left me without the bonus feature?
yeah the whole thing was a joke and meant nothing, the scene with connie and penny was just an example of how they'd use the reset button that they aren't really going to use or do anything with.Bennett wrote:I just checked my hard-copy. It isn't there. Weird.
I was the "somebody" who was confused. What Paul said sounded important, but apparently he was just joking around. He suggested using the "reset" button more often in the future--which scared me half to death. But it sounded more like threat--"if you kids don't stop complaining, we'll simply keep rebooting the show over and over again!" (my interpretation). There's also a scene with Connie and Penny, and then later Whit. But, I think it all meant nothing.
