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Posted by: MacGyverOnline 1 November 2006 - 04:58 PM

After MacGyver goes to the train's counter/bar and orders a roasted lamb sandwich, he and the one-armed doctor that's having a drink there start talking to each other. In one of the scenes where the doctor is talking to MacGyver we can see the bartender/waiter behind the counter/bar pouring some drink. He is on the doctor's right side, right in front of where MacGyver is standing. The very next scene is shot from a different angle but now the bartender/waiter is on the opposite side of the counter/bar.

Posted by: geomancer 14 March 2010 - 02:32 PM
When MacGyver is walking over the train wagons, you can see that there are two drivers in the locomotive. The left one is difficult to spot, but it is possible to see his head and one hand. Later Mac talk to one driver, and there is not mention to the other one, probably because one is the actor, and the real driver is concealed.

MacQuote: "Did you sell fake toxic medicine?"

Fake medicine = bad medicine.
Toxic medicine = bad medicine.
Fake toxic medicine = non toxic medicine?

Please correct me if I my english interpretation is wrong.

Posted by: MacGyverOnline 14 March 2010 - 08:49 PM
Toxic means poison (makes you sick.. or dead)

Fake means it doesn't work. Fake medicine can be sugar tablets, which will have no bad effects on you at all.

So fake and toxic are quite different. Although if you want to really be precise about the language, fake toxic would actually mean fake poison, which isn't poison at all, because it's fake. laugh.gif

Posted by: Lothithil 15 March 2010 - 08:03 PM
Mebbe there was a comma after 'fake'

"Did you sell fake, toxic medicine?"

I find the English Language a very tricky thing... and I've been studying it (and talking it) all my life! laugh.gif

Posted by: Traveller 16 March 2010 - 05:00 AM
Yes, the comma, that's what I thought, too.

I'm gonna watch that little scene again, to see, I mean hear, how Mac delivers that line. Maybe I can hear the comma..


Posted by: geomancer 16 March 2010 - 02:36 PM
Could anybody check on the close captioned subtitles?

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