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"Clue in Episode 3"
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09-27-02, 08:47 PM (EST)
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"Clue in Episode 3" |
Has anyone found the "exact" clue for the third Episode: "The Color of ... "? And I know where the Bible is, and also where the money went!!! But I'm not telling cuz I want the bucks!!!!!
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Jims02 7328 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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09-29-02, 05:09 PM (EST)
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5. "Dates Please?" |
LAST EDITED ON 09-30-02 AT 08:09 PM (EST)First, I just wanted to throw a stupid coincidence out there thus far. Ep 1: The Amount Ep 2: The Black Box Ep 3: The Color Of... OMG, that's subliminal advertising for ABC!!! Anyway... I also noticed something kind of odd with the dates that we heard in Episode 3. Jim tells "what's her face" who was washing his tatoo that his father died in 1986. They've hinted that it has something to do with a car (the red car wheel) or some kind of accident. The vinegar lady also revealed that she's acquainted with Mr. Prufrock. Jim's secretary tells him that no one has file some kind of tax report (bad trasmission here) in 17 years. If it's currently 2002, that means the last time anyone has filed something (or it hasn't been erased yet in the database) was 1985. So, we have this kind of timeline: 1984: Watermark buys Versailles Casino 1985: The last tax form is turned in. 1986: Al Prufrock dies. I have one (now!) questions for all of you: 1. Do you have any leads on why Mr. Prufrock was in Push, and how he died??? Thanks!
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Jims02 7328 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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09-29-02, 10:27 PM (EST)
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8. "RE: Dates Please?" |
I was thinking about that notion for awhile. I'm sure it's POSSIBLE that Martha (that's her name?) is his mother, but for some reason it just seems kind of cheap. You know, like those lousy movies that throw twists at the end just for shock value.I have a couple ideas about how his father died IF he is dead (they do like to pull that kind of thing) 1. Al got involved in Push's "business affairs" and, in classic Sopranos style, "got whacked." This would explain the coincidence of 1985 and 1986. Remember, the opening credits. The form has 1984-1985 flickering. 2. Like busby mentioned, he may have gotten stuck in the desert and roasted. This would explain the truck driver's reference to "not stopping would be murder." Also, I have this weird feeling about Jim's trunk of his car. They zoomed in on it, and then cut to the "Red Goodyear" shot, like his trunk brought back a memory (or maybe I've seen "Sybil" too many times). Quotes of the week 1. "You will NOT see my ta-ta's" -Shii Ann 2. "Do they think I'm too controlling?" -Helen (um, yeah)
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