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Post by panhandler101 on May 4, 2004 14:17:04 GMT -5
Ok, if "flogging the bishop" is indeed a term for masturbating, why would the accused have asked Jeffries "Is your wife still flogging the bishop?".
Does this make any sense??
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Post by Naj on May 4, 2004 14:47:47 GMT -5
I had a questions concerning something one of the kids (now an adult) said to Jeffries. Something about his "wife and the bishop?", and then Jeffries replied that his wife died 9 years ago. Does anybody remember what exactly was said and what he meant??  "Your wife still flog the bishop or did she stop doing that 100 years ago?" "My wife's dead__nine years ago." flog To beat severely with a whip or rod. v 1: beat severely with a whip or rod; "The teacher often flogged the students" [syn: welt, whip, lather, lash, slash, strap, trounce] 2: beat with a cane [syn: cane, lambaste, lambast] Source: WordNet ® 1.6, © 1997 Princeton University I've never heard of the phrase before meaning something sexual....so I don't have a clue either. ~Naj |
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Post by MAO on May 4, 2004 15:49:44 GMT -5
RE:
"Your wife still flog the bishop or did she stop doing that 100 years ago?"
"My wife's dead__nine years ago."
I think that the kid was trying to be a 'street smart wisebutt and get Jeffries riled up by talking "dirty" about Jeffries' wife. When the response was that the wife was dead, the kid really deflated in his attitude.
{edited word in post}
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Post by Guest on May 4, 2004 19:08:53 GMT -5
It confused me too, but I came to the same conclusion as Mao. (Either that or the phrase has other sexual connotations besides just masturbating? If so I've never heard of them, but that doesn't mean much.)
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Post by panhandler101 on May 4, 2004 21:37:16 GMT -5
Hmmmmmmmmm. Now I'm not sure either but you have given me some interesting info. Thanks Naj and Mao and the mystery GUEST |
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Post by blankregus on May 20, 2004 3:15:47 GMT -5
Came across this post on the Peg song used in "The Plan" (episode 22): Cold Case Music "The Plan" A review of Cold Case [TV Series] posted 5/1/2004 by Peg You may be interested to know the May 2nd screening of Cold Case "The Plan" has a piece of music by an independent Australian band named PEG. The song is called "Long Way Down" and it can be downloaded for free at www.pegmusic.net if anyone is interested.<br><br>The story is, one of the band members David Archer was in the USA with his wife Kaye Harrison, who was working on The Osbournes. He gave a CD to a crew member who a few years later started working on Cold Case. She loved the song, talked to the producer, who also loved the song, and here we are today. Have a listen, it's a great song.<br>Cheers from Peg in sunny Sydney on the far side of the world.<br> (http://entertainment.msn.com/movies/movie.aspx?mp=r&m=556824&mpc=1&cbr=10) |
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Post by Naj on May 20, 2004 8:03:26 GMT -5
Came across this post on the Peg song used in "The Plan" (episode 22): Cold Case Music "The Plan" A review of Cold Case [TV Series] posted 5/1/2004 by Peg You may be interested to know the May 2nd screening of Cold Case "The Plan" has a piece of music by an independent Australian band named PEG. The song is called "Long Way Down" and it can be downloaded for free at www.pegmusic.net if anyone is interested. The story is, one of the band members David Archer was in the USA with his wife Kaye Harrison, who was working on The Osbournes. He gave a CD to a crew member who a few years later started working on Cold Case. She loved the song, talked to the producer, who also loved the song, and here we are today. Have a listen, it's a great song. Cheers from Peg in sunny Sydney on the far side of the world. (http://entertainment.msn.com/movies/movie.aspx?mp=r&m=556824&mpc=1&cbr=10) Hi blankregus, Yes, someone from that site, I guess? did come here before the episode and posted it in our Soundtrack forum along with the site and clip here: coldcase2.proboards21.com/index.cgi?board=soundtrack&action=display&thread=1083472797Actually I'm glad they posted it because the clip had more to the song and I liked a part of the clip better than what I heard on the actual episode. ~Naj |
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Post by Tati on Jun 19, 2004 16:12:44 GMT -5
this episode taught me that maybe I shouldn't read so much spoilers - I read the recap, and since I already knew who had done it, I wasn't really thrilled when I finally watched the episode yesterday.  well anyway, I really liked the moment when Nick, Will and Lilly are interrogating the three boys at the same time. All the scenes were in a sequence that made sense. Lilly didn't want the boys to be charged with murder after they confessed.... I disagreed with that. I felt sorry for them, that Nash was really a jerk, but they almost killed a man (and I think they would have killed him if they didn't hear anyone coming). Nothing can justify that. I don't think they should have been released in the end, they should have stayed locked up for a while (for agression maybe?). The shooting scene was cool, but was too quick ! I wish it lasted a bit longer before Dominic shot himself. The scenes between Scotty and Elisa were so touching. I wasn't really interested in that storyline but I am now. Scotty is a really nice man, he's there for Elisa all the time... I don't understand why, when he first came into the show, the writers made us believe that Scotty was the kind of guy who dates a lot of girls at the same time when he's not like that at all. Maybe they had different plans for him at that point I guess. |
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Post by hollyshannensangel on Jul 11, 2004 12:34:06 GMT -5
Wow, this episode was so sad and yet sadly realistic (sp?) it makes me sick though, children need protecting 24/7 and sadly there are times when you can't protect them 24/7. Lil, was brave when she tried to stop the boy from killing himself, but erm, if it was reality then he wouldn't have lived and yet the ending showed him grasping Lilly hand. This is one of the best episodes I feel, poor Scotty he needed a hug nice to see that a real man doesn't hide his emotions and isn't afriad to let himself good on you my son (lol). The acting from all 2 guys the young and old uns was truly amazing.
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Post by TVFan on Sept 6, 2004 13:58:22 GMT -5
Reruns this Sun 9/12. Edited b/c I can't read a calendar properly.  |
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Post by Naj on Sept 12, 2004 20:10:12 GMT -5
How old is Scotty Valens suppose to be?
~Naj
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Post by blankregus on Sept 13, 2004 2:58:54 GMT -5
Among my six top episodes. Only the Valens-Elisa scenes feel extraneous (they'd fit as well in most any other episode), but I welcome anything that moves Scotty out of the flow.  Director Agnieszka Holland draws strong performances from all the boys (the present-day Jerry [Noel Fisher] and Dominic [Jason Dohring] merit a salute), and the filthy colors of the pool and locker room recall the masterpiece of the swimming pool / horror genre, Jerzy Skolimowski's "Deep End" (1970). (As a fellow Pole, Holland no doubt knows it.) And the regulars are more than usually challenged by the elevated emotional pitch. I'm not so sure about the climax. Dominic squeezes Lilly's hand, but the wounds and hospital breathing apparatus have disappeared; Lilly may be willing a happier ending into existence. Her sympathies stick out "like a bad dye job," as Dominic calls her tactics during his interrogation. Add one of the show's bull's-eye musical finales (Aimee Mann's "Wise Up," off the "Magnolia" soundtrack), and one leaves both shaken and stirred. |
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Post by Naj on Sept 13, 2004 8:55:27 GMT -5
I thought it was the young Dominic that squeezed her hand and then they came forward showing us he was dead--as a thank you? Either way it was a tragic ending for sure.
~Naj
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Post by TVFan on Sept 13, 2004 10:30:58 GMT -5
I just realized that I never commented on this ep the first time around. It's definitely one of the most powerful of the season. I have to agree with Blankregus about the guest actors. They were incredible! Truly moving performances from each of them. This is one of those episodes that just gets to you in your gut. When it ended, I found myself just sitting there for a moment. The ending musical choice was brillant.
The ending when Lilly took Dominic's hand, I too thought that the younger Dominic squeezed her hand and was shown without bandages. I think Lilly was just reflecting on how he came to the current point in his life. She seemed to almost blame herself for his suicide attempt. I remember her saying b/f she went into the interrogation room with him that she didn't want to ruin another boy's life. After the interrogation, we see Dominic turn a loaded gun on himself. I'm not sure whether he died at the end or not. If he did live, his life won't be easy with everything he has been through. So tragic and sad.
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Post by Ryebeach on Dec 11, 2004 14:39:22 GMT -5
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Post by Naj on Feb 13, 2006 10:09:59 GMT -5
Reruns Feb. 28th (TNT)
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Post by eurache on Jan 25, 2008 15:18:02 GMT -5
RE-AIRING ON TNT AT 11PM ON 2/5/2008
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Post by eurache on Jun 22, 2008 7:22:53 GMT -5
TNT REPEAT - JUNE 24, 2008 (5AM ET)
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Post by eduardodelroice on Jan 7, 2009 19:27:11 GMT -5
I watched this episode again in a rerun today
The Lilly-Dominic interview is THE BEST (yep, the best) interview I have watched ever on this show!
The episode was excellent but a bit disturbing(That Nash was so creepy!)
It was a shame what happened to Dominic... Jason Dohring is such a great actor, you could feel the anger and the pain when he was talking... I liked when he said "I killed that pervert" OMG!
EXCELLENT EPISODE!
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Post by stillmanfan on May 13, 2010 19:21:26 GMT -5
Didn't care for the storyline but the Elisa/Scotty story sure made it interesting. I liked that he was worried about her and liked that Stillman asked Lilly a question.
The guy did deserve to die but I thought Dominic survived his shooting himself?
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