Episode 24, The Reformation Of Harry Briscoe

[tigerlily0.livejournal.com]

Episode: 24 (S2E9)

Title: The Reformation of Harry Briscoe

Notes: This episode marks the beginning of a new era in terms of the canon about Heyes' and Curry's backgrounds.

Summary: A simple act of kindness to two nuns with a broken-down wagon leads to trouble for Heyes and Curry.

Notable guest stars: J.D. Cannon (Harry Briscoe), Jane Wyatt (Sister Julia), Jane Merrow (Sister Isabel/Molly Cusack), Dub Taylor (Jim)

Quote:
Molly: "Smith and Jones... And you were saying how you tried and it didn't work. I think I'm beginning to understand. You were thieves yourselves. [...] That'd be just my luck to fall in with a couple of reformed thieves. They're the worst kind."

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Comments

[simonesa.livejournal.com]

So, no, I think TPTB just changed canon at this point.

Well, my barge is supplied and ready to sail. My favorite river is clear sailing. I guess I will just be heading out sooner than anticipated. *g*

I am going to go with cover story. Like the Winchester safe words, every great partnership has its own language.

but isn't "Jones" a Scottish name or Welsh or something?

I googled Jones and came up with: meaning = Family of John; origin = England.

[tigerlily0.livejournal.com]

I googled "Jones" as well, and the source that I saw said it was the most common surname in Wales, and the origin was Welsh and English (genealogy.about.com).

[simonesa.livejournal.com]

You know that Murphy is a standard Irish name. *g*