I love this show sm and I love how Daniel and Watts share some of the same personality I just love them so much 100% my favourite character in the show
@@LSusin I recently watched an old British series called "Madson" starring the great Ian McShane and a young, buff Thomas Craig. Couldn't help but hear the terms "bugalugs" and "me old mucker" when he was onscreen. Brackenreid is one of my fave characters from Murdoch. Just after George Crabtree, of course.
It just feels like Daniel Maslany somehow has much of Watts personality in real life (he seems calm, awkward but in a cute way, expressive and reserved at the same time). And I just can't help but have a crush.
I totally agree with your characterization. Daniel M. seems really sweet, soft-spoken, and humble. Watts is more "out there" and quirky. He has become more thoughtful and kind as time has gone on. Both Daniel, and his alter-ego Watts are quite loveable. ♥️♥️
The creativity in the composition of the dialogue is wonderful. The actors all perform as if their roles were written for them. I particularly love the episode where George and Murdoch travel to Newfoundland, where George's many florally named "aunts" all swoon over Murdoch. The scene where George wakes up cradling a large cod fish is also adorable.
Well, I’m from Brazil. Useless to say if I like I adore to assist Murdock Mysteries. Here in Brazil I’m not able yet to assist from the Temp 13 to this actual Temp 15. My congratulations to all the actors I admire and love all of you. Bye
The episode where Murdoch goes forward in time ( thanks to a time machine ) also susses out the offspring potential for Julia and William. Remember that one? It's several seasons back.
@@45corleone21 Understood. I'm in the USA and for awhile there were Murdoch Mysteries marathons at the weekends on one of the over-the-air Boston TV channels. Now that channel is just another one dedicated to "Court TV". Ugh. I could easily watch old Murdoch reruns several times each because there's so much detail and nuance in every production. Really miss the series terribly these days. So much REAL modern trouble here in the states. It's a relief to escape, vicariously, now and then. I credit finding the series during the early days of Covid with helping to mitigate my own personal isolation as a result of Covid. The only airings of MM now are at 2 or 3 AM on a far away station that rarely comes in via antenna. I so wish my grandfather had never left his native Nova Scotia and moved South to Boston! My heart is quite Canadian even if my feet are in Rhode Island. Cheers & Peace.
Did anyone fine Effie? and get her out of the tree, and did George get away from the two sisters a live? I did not like the way they left it all up in the air. Please let me know.😯😲
Yeah not a fan of the Columbo character brought into Murdock...it's an awkward fit...makes no sense to original story line bringing in another detective and when that doesn't work he suddenly does a 180 and turns gay!!! Feels awkward all the way around...kill him off ..it's embarrassing...the only completely unbelievable character in the whole show...it's a good show...STOP MESSING WITH IT....what's next... a talking dog???
I realize this was posted a year ago, but I had to reply. One, it is Murdoch, not "Murdock". You supposedly care so much about just keeping the original Detective and you don't even spell his name right! The person you are calling "Columbo character" is Detective Llewellyn Watts. It is disrespectful to the characters, actors, writers, etc. Two, Llewellyn was brought in to work on a case that William couldn't work on, it made total sense! Llewellyn has helped the other characters several times where if it wasn't for him, they might not have made it, or definitely would not have, Up From Ashes and Murdoch Escape Room are 2 great examples of this. Three, Llewellyn didn't "turn gay". There are only 2 episodes where he even is attracted to a woman and it is clearly just a crush way and not very strong. He obviously was not fully realizing how he felt and who he really is until it was presented more clearly. He has stronger feelings by the end of Philately Fatality than he ever did in those 2 previous episodes. After he realized he feels more strongly for men, he couldn't go back to just that crush type way with woman, it wouldn't make sense, and by the way, I can say personally that is something that absolutely can and does happen. As for the writing, it wasn't because Llewellyn's character wasn't working, it was to just add something different that actually, again, makes sense. Four, Llewellyn's mannerisms are in some ways like other well known Detectives, but he has his own ways as well. He is very likely autistic and dyspraxic. I am and I have a very similar way and relate to Llewellyn very much. He is absolutely believable if you meet someone like me! Even not counting the exaggerated way he can be, watch Brother's Keeper, The Ministry of Virtue, The .38 Murdoch Special, The Things We Do For Love (parts 1 and 2), etc. Many episodes that show Llewellyn is not always acting in awkward or "unbelievable" way. Five, the worst thing - not just saying you don't like the character, or even don't want him on the show, but to "kill him off". If you don't like the character, you don't have to watch the show, or don't have to pay attention to him (could skip episodes he is in.) Many people love Llewellyn, obviously myself included, and he is a good character! To want a good character to be gone, and in that way, I would never think that, even if I didn't like a character, I would just focus on the characters I do like, but in this case, again, I obviously love Llewellyn! You also act like he just came on the show. As of the time when the video was made, Llewellyn had been on for 5 seasons (now he has been on for 7!) I watched Murdoch Mysteries before, but I didn't like it nearly as much before Llewellyn came on! Finally, they wouldn't have a talking dog because that wouldn't fit with the MM reality. They have the Halloween episodes that are just fun for the holiday, but not more obvious fantasy/cartoonish stuff. Regardless of Llewellyn's eccentricities, he is a human, the reality he is in is similar to ours, so it makes sense he talks, however it would not make sense for a dog to talk, just as it would not make sense here.
@@Llewellyn_Watts_defender i sincerely feel bad for u ...u obviously need help ..u definitely need a life...step away from the TV ..go for a walk Or better yet go to a cafe and engage with real people. There is a whole world out there ..go and ENJOY it.
Like every other show the show was great the first 7 years. And then it turned into a Woke Movement kind of show. Let’s force lesbianism back then and out in the open no less. And let’s put blacks in roles they could of never been. But that is the Woke Movement BS. Let’s be original for the times. I don’t mind if it was now or twenty years ago but we talking about the year 1900. Just ridiculous BS.
@@mmaa7657 Hon, your "truth" is not shared by all viewers. We can handle creativity and variety. That's what makes MM so special for fans of the show. Not everything under the sun is a hot-button political issue. It's just fiction.
Please never cancel this show. I watch with my mom every day is the best imma cry.
I love how he makes the sign of the cross when he finds a deceased victim! So cool! Love this show!
The character is Catholic so makes perfect sense to me .
It is so unexpected. No other murder mystery show does that. I love it.
I love this show sm and I love how Daniel and Watts share some of the same personality I just love them so much 100% my favourite character in the show
One of my favouritr shows of all time. I don't want it to end 😫
It is so strange to see "Gillies" just talking nicely to the rest of the cast.... Personally, I love Watts and his awkwardness...
We call him Columbo :)
@@LSusin I recently watched an old British series called "Madson" starring the great Ian McShane and a young, buff Thomas Craig. Couldn't help but hear the terms "bugalugs" and "me old mucker" when he was onscreen. Brackenreid is one of my fave characters from Murdoch. Just after George Crabtree, of course.
Michael Seater will always be "Derek" to me first (from Life with Derek) and then Gillies. Love him as Gillies!
@@jillybeanc omg I loved that show. That's him?
Thanks for that clarification!
Helene also seems to share Julia's joyful bubbly personality. It's inspiring
All the characters add a lot to the show ❤
Seater as Gillies one of the best villains anywhere/ever.
he's the villain everyone secretly love
“I still have a brain” IM SCREAMINF 🤣
I love the way Watts walks around all hunched over,just like Groucho Marx.Oh and that Gilles character is one scary SOB,frightens the life out of me.
I want a Murdoch Mysteries calendar!
Me too
Me three
It just feels like Daniel Maslany somehow has much of Watts personality in real life (he seems calm, awkward but in a cute way, expressive and reserved at the same time). And I just can't help but have a crush.
I think that’s why Watts is such a perfect character, the casting is just perfect as well ^_^
I totally agree with your characterization. Daniel M. seems really sweet, soft-spoken, and humble. Watts is more "out there" and quirky. He has become more thoughtful and kind as time has gone on. Both Daniel, and his alter-ego Watts are quite loveable. ♥️♥️
I love love love this show!
Love you guys love your show and hope never be cancelled🙏💛🧡🧡
My fav ia watts acting
And geroge Crabtrees dialogue deliveries
And his character
I love Julia facial expressions. They are extremely good
The creativity in the composition of the dialogue is wonderful. The actors all perform as if their roles were written for them. I particularly love the episode where George and Murdoch travel to Newfoundland, where George's many florally named "aunts" all swoon over Murdoch. The scene where George wakes up cradling a large cod fish is also adorable.
Watt's movements are much like Sherlock Holmes, brilliant ❤️
It seems strange somehow to see them in modern clothing but I'm loving these mini interviews.
My FAVORITE show..even though I'm in the U.S. Better than all the crap on U.S. tv now!!
I love the show and ensemble cast.
Honestly Gilles is my favourite vilian of all time
And all us, "Southern" fans yelled "YEEEEEHAAAAAA". When she told him. I love these actors, and their characters.
Love them
Love this show!!
It's a terrific show 👍
Gosh, just realised interviewer is villain Gillies
IKR? Great acting! This guy seems so sweet.
Amo essa série
Love Watts
Well, I’m from Brazil. Useless to say if I like I adore to assist Murdock Mysteries. Here in Brazil I’m not able yet to assist from the Temp 13 to this actual Temp 15.
My congratulations to all the actors I admire and love all of you. Bye
Love this show, but can’t get all the shows on NETFLIX
Helene won :)
I love Watts. The actor is wonderfully talented. But I have to admit it seems odd watching him not being...odd.
SORRY U SAY SEASON 15. ITS NOT THIS IS END SEASON 12. I JUST WATCHED IT LAST NIGHTNOT SEASON 15. NOT OUT YET IN AUSTRALIA.
Do they use soft Focus for the After Show ? Why ?
Looks weird.
Greetings from germany
Captions please. Not fair fir deaf and hard if hearing
Please I want to see MM Season 16 Episode 25 .
супер фільм, супер актори, супер сюжет
Could Watts have asbergers?
About time since due to Republic of Doyle we knew that Murdock had progeny
The episode where Murdoch goes forward in time ( thanks to a time machine ) also susses out the offspring potential for Julia and William. Remember that one? It's several seasons back.
@@jabbermocky4520 Sorry I missed that episode I am unable to watch many of the older episodes in my country
@@45corleone21 Understood. I'm in the USA and for awhile there were Murdoch Mysteries marathons at the weekends on one of the over-the-air Boston TV channels. Now that channel is just another one dedicated to "Court TV". Ugh. I could easily watch old Murdoch reruns several times each because there's so much detail and nuance in every production. Really miss the series terribly these days. So much REAL modern trouble here in the states. It's a relief to escape, vicariously, now and then. I credit finding the series during the early days of Covid with helping to mitigate my own personal isolation as a result of Covid. The only airings of MM now are at 2 or 3 AM on a far away station that rarely comes in via antenna. I so wish my grandfather had never left his native Nova Scotia and moved South to Boston! My heart is quite Canadian even if my feet are in Rhode Island. Cheers & Peace.
@@jabbermocky4520 The time machine was a fake it only showed his deepest desire
@@45corleone21 I know. Didn't want to "spoil" the plot. Cheers.
Sin subtítulos al español...adiós!!
Did anyone fine Effie? and get her out of the tree, and did George get away from the two sisters a live? I did not like the way they left it all up in the air. Please let me know.😯😲
Don't worry he'll be ok.Effie too.
Yeah not a fan of the Columbo character brought into Murdock...it's an awkward fit...makes no sense to original story line bringing in another detective and when that doesn't work he suddenly does a 180 and turns gay!!! Feels awkward all the way around...kill him off ..it's embarrassing...the only completely unbelievable character in the whole show...it's a good show...STOP MESSING WITH IT....what's next... a talking dog???
@@katepetersen1283 lol ...his mother :)))
I realize this was posted a year ago, but I had to reply.
One, it is Murdoch, not "Murdock". You supposedly care so much about just keeping the original Detective and you don't even spell his name right! The person you are calling "Columbo character" is Detective Llewellyn Watts. It is disrespectful to the characters, actors, writers, etc.
Two, Llewellyn was brought in to work on a case that William couldn't work on, it made total sense! Llewellyn has helped the other characters several times where if it wasn't for him, they might not have made it, or definitely would not have, Up From Ashes and Murdoch Escape Room are 2 great examples of this.
Three, Llewellyn didn't "turn gay". There are only 2 episodes where he even is attracted to a woman and it is clearly just a crush way and not very strong. He obviously was not fully realizing how he felt and who he really is until it was presented more clearly. He has stronger feelings by the end of Philately Fatality than he ever did in those 2 previous episodes. After he realized he feels more strongly for men, he couldn't go back to just that crush type way with woman, it wouldn't make sense, and by the way, I can say personally that is something that absolutely can and does happen. As for the writing, it wasn't because Llewellyn's character wasn't working, it was to just add something different that actually, again, makes sense.
Four, Llewellyn's mannerisms are in some ways like other well known Detectives, but he has his own ways as well. He is very likely autistic and dyspraxic. I am and I have a very similar way and relate to Llewellyn very much. He is absolutely believable if you meet someone like me! Even not counting the exaggerated way he can be, watch Brother's Keeper, The Ministry of Virtue, The .38 Murdoch Special, The Things We Do For Love (parts 1 and 2), etc. Many episodes that show Llewellyn is not always acting in awkward or "unbelievable" way.
Five, the worst thing - not just saying you don't like the character, or even don't want him on the show, but to "kill him off". If you don't like the character, you don't have to watch the show, or don't have to pay attention to him (could skip episodes he is in.) Many people love Llewellyn, obviously myself included, and he is a good character! To want a good character to be gone, and in that way, I would never think that, even if I didn't like a character, I would just focus on the characters I do like, but in this case, again, I obviously love Llewellyn! You also act like he just came on the show. As of the time when the video was made, Llewellyn had been on for 5 seasons (now he has been on for 7!) I watched Murdoch Mysteries before, but I didn't like it nearly as much before Llewellyn came on!
Finally, they wouldn't have a talking dog because that wouldn't fit with the MM reality. They have the Halloween episodes that are just fun for the holiday, but not more obvious fantasy/cartoonish stuff. Regardless of Llewellyn's eccentricities, he is a human, the reality he is in is similar to ours, so it makes sense he talks, however it would not make sense for a dog to talk, just as it would not make sense here.
@@Llewellyn_Watts_defender i sincerely feel bad for u ...u obviously need help ..u definitely need a life...step away from the TV ..go for a walk Or better yet go to a cafe and engage with real people. There is a whole world out there ..go and ENJOY it.
Like every other show the show was great the first 7 years. And then it turned into a Woke Movement kind of show. Let’s force lesbianism back then and out in the open no less. And let’s put blacks in roles they could of never been. But that is the Woke Movement BS. Let’s be original for the times. I don’t mind if it was now or twenty years ago but we talking about the year 1900. Just ridiculous BS.
Stick to the dance floor, Tony. Your brain is not your strongest asset.
@@jabbermocky4520 he ain't wrong though 🤷♀️
@@mmaa7657 If you find the content offensive, don't watch it. Pretty simple.
@@jabbermocky4520 lol it's one of my favourite shows but anyway....was just speaking truth
@@mmaa7657 Hon, your "truth" is not shared by all viewers. We can handle creativity and variety. That's what makes MM so special for fans of the show. Not everything under the sun is a hot-button political issue. It's just fiction.
Sorry, but I find Watts a creepy weirdo. To me, he doesn’t add anything positive to the show.
Oh really? That's too bad, he's one of my favourites :)
@@Franz_201 to each their own.
I’ve always enjoyed the show, but Watts has reignited my love for it to the point where I count down the days to the next episode.
I think the character is awkward but he’s also dealing with a lot. Possibly a choice on Daniel’s part? A testament to good acting, imo☺️
No one asked you.