Hi everyone!
Haven't read the comments yet as didn't want my comments influenced. =)
Loved Tempus. What a powerful premiere! Team Sanctuary is so talented - well written story, great characterizations, fantastic acting by all, set dec and costumes unbelievably beautiful, VFX great, whole cast and crew rock!
Loved the way AT played the different timeline Helens - great job - could see the joy/ innocence in Victorian Helen, and the anger in unhinged future Helen. Saw the symbolism in the costumes - dark and light. What was the tipping point in Helen's character? She wasn't this unhinged at the end of last season... what was the proverbial last straw?
Hated to see younger Helen abused/controlled by Druitt and can't believe older Helen still lets Druitt around.
I am completely confused by the timeline stuff. Are there 2 Helens until 113 years from this episode, but then events repeat and there are 3 Helens, then 4, to infinity? All eventually travelling a very worn out 113 year line of time? I gotta be missing something, and my measly brain is not cooperating in helping me figure it out. Also, if I was Helen sitting around for 113 years, I might not be as quick to judge Adam Worths' drive to save his daughter. 113 years of thinking about my daughters' death and I'd be pretty tempted to alter Ashleys' timeline. Helen will presumably have to live through her daughters' death again. Horrid.
From a purist standpoint, the future has already been altered to an unknown degree - it was altered the instant time travel occurred, right? Let alone the multitude of effects from Helen beating up John, speaking with children, shooting, interacting with Watson, etc... Butterfly effect - molecule oscillating here makes a hurricane there...? Are multiple time lines scattering out from when Helen's two timelines crashed into each other? Then part of me agrees with Worth in saying how do we know future Helen's timeline is the best?
Speaking of Worth, Ian Tracey is such a great actor - the scenes with Worth and Helen (future or past) were all riveting. Men's club scene was wonderfully done.
Past Helen does not have a gun bum.
(hehe loved that future Helen took past Helens' gun, then kicked Johns' okole later.)
Future Helen kicks arse, masters a number of weapons, and EVEN fits into the same clothes she wore 113 years ago. Crud.
Haven't read the comments yet as didn't want my comments influenced. =)
Loved Tempus. What a powerful premiere! Team Sanctuary is so talented - well written story, great characterizations, fantastic acting by all, set dec and costumes unbelievably beautiful, VFX great, whole cast and crew rock!
Loved the way AT played the different timeline Helens - great job - could see the joy/ innocence in Victorian Helen, and the anger in unhinged future Helen. Saw the symbolism in the costumes - dark and light. What was the tipping point in Helen's character? She wasn't this unhinged at the end of last season... what was the proverbial last straw?
Hated to see younger Helen abused/controlled by Druitt and can't believe older Helen still lets Druitt around.
I am completely confused by the timeline stuff. Are there 2 Helens until 113 years from this episode, but then events repeat and there are 3 Helens, then 4, to infinity? All eventually travelling a very worn out 113 year line of time? I gotta be missing something, and my measly brain is not cooperating in helping me figure it out. Also, if I was Helen sitting around for 113 years, I might not be as quick to judge Adam Worths' drive to save his daughter. 113 years of thinking about my daughters' death and I'd be pretty tempted to alter Ashleys' timeline. Helen will presumably have to live through her daughters' death again. Horrid.
From a purist standpoint, the future has already been altered to an unknown degree - it was altered the instant time travel occurred, right? Let alone the multitude of effects from Helen beating up John, speaking with children, shooting, interacting with Watson, etc... Butterfly effect - molecule oscillating here makes a hurricane there...? Are multiple time lines scattering out from when Helen's two timelines crashed into each other? Then part of me agrees with Worth in saying how do we know future Helen's timeline is the best?
Speaking of Worth, Ian Tracey is such a great actor - the scenes with Worth and Helen (future or past) were all riveting. Men's club scene was wonderfully done.
Past Helen does not have a gun bum.
(hehe loved that future Helen took past Helens' gun, then kicked Johns' okole later.)
Future Helen kicks arse, masters a number of weapons, and EVEN fits into the same clothes she wore 113 years ago. Crud.
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