Being Erica
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Plenty of Fish
- by Jana Sinyor, directed by Chris Grismer
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 19 January 2009)
Dr. Tom: Ultimately, Erica, you just have to decide. You have to choose how are you going to be. I mean, you could spend the rest of your life caught up, in that fear. Okay. Or, you could face it. Take the leap. See what comes. Your ice cream’s melting.
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The Secret of Now
- by James Hurst, directed by Peter Wellington
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 26 January 2009)
Dr. Tom: Do you think that it’s appropriate to address one of your life regrets through plagiarism?
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Such a Perfect Day
- by Michael MacLennan, directed by Ron Murphy and Mary Murphy
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 18 February 2009)
Erica: Leave my brother alone. Don't mess with the babysitter.
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This Be the Verse
- by Daegan Fryklind, directed by David Wharnsby
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 25 February 2009)
Dr. Tom: It’s 1974
Erica: ’74? But how can that be? I'm not born until ’76.
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Everything She Wants
- by Aaron Martin, directed by Jeff Woolnough
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 4 March 2009)
Erica: I should have gone to her the next day and talked it through.
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Mi Casa, Su Casa Loma
- by Semi Chellas, directed by Chris Grismer
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 11 March 2009)
Erica: Our friendship, it’s still there. And I know that I’ll find my way back to it, but I need some time.
Ethan: What do I do?
Erica: Nothing. You just have to wait for me to be ready.
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She’s Lost Control
- by Aaron Martin, directed by Phil Earnshaw
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 18 March 2009)
Erica: If I could go back, I would not kiss Ethan.
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Erica the Vampire Slayer
- by Aaron Martin and Jana Sinyor, directed by Holly Dale and Susan Dale
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 25 March 2009)
I’m giving you one special power: shape-shifting. . . . You know, like Odo on Deep Space Nine.
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Leo
- by Jana Sinyor, directed by Chris Grismer
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 1 April 2009)
Dr. Tom: What have you done?
Erica: I . . . I didn’t have a choice.
Dr. Tom: Really?
Erica: Okay, fine. I did have a choice.
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Being Dr. Tom
- by Aaron Martin and Jana Sinyor, directed by Alex Chapple
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 22 September 2009)
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Battle Royale
- by Jana Sinyor, directed by Mary Murphy and Ron Murphy
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 29 September 2009)
I don't want to talk to you about time travel or therapy or anything.
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Mama Mia
- by Shelley Scarrow, directed by Michael McGowan and Rosemary McGowan
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 6 October 2009)
Jude: [holding baby] You know I can’t stand these things, right?
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Cultural Revolution
- by Karen McClellan, directed by Chris Grismer
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 13 October 2009)
Erica: My dream is to write fiction, and that will happen someday. I am not letting that go.
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Yes We Can
- by Aaron Martin, directed by Rick Rosenthal
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 20 October 2009)
Erica: [with Kai at her side][/actor]
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Shhh . . . Don’t Tell
- by Jessie Gabe and Aaron Martin, directed by Jerry Ciccoritti
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 27 October 2009)
There is no shame in not knowing; the shame lies in not finding out.
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The Unkindest Cut
- by Aaron Martin and Jana Sinyor, directed by David Wharnsby
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 3 November 2009)
You were expecting robots, flying cars, everybody in silver jump suits?
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Under My Thumb
- by Shelley Scarrow, directed by Chris Grismer
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 10 November 2009)
Erica must deal with her problems without time travel. —Michael Main
Dr. Tom: I think it might be time to rip away the safety net. Erica, today you’re gonna solve your problems like the other six billion souls on this planet: all on your own.
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A River Runs through It . . . It Being Egypt
- by James Hurst and Shelley Scarrow, directed by Phil Earnshaw
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 17 November 2009)
It’s amazing, you know? You stand beneath a car: There’s always so much more going on underneath than you’re aware of.
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Papa Can You Hear Me?
- by Aaron Martin and Jana Sinyor, directed by Phil Earnshaw
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 24 November 2009)
As Erica struggles with her feelings for Kai, the tables are turned on Dr. Tom whose therapist sends him back to his most difficult day. —Michael Main
Dr. Tom: Why am I having the same fight with Erica that I used to have with my daughter?
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What Goes Up Must Come Down
- by Jessie Gabe and Lindsey Stewart, directed by Gary Harvey
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 1 December 2009)
Erica: If I woulda stayed, I woulda been rich in my twenties. I . . . I mean I could have paid off all my student loans, and I never would have needed to work at that stupid call center. I would have had the time and the means to dedicate to my writing, and my life—it would have been completely different.
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The Importance of Being Erica
- by Aaron Martin and Jana Sinyor, directed by Chris Grismer
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 8 December 2009)
It’s not complicated. You can’t stay in this hallway forever—you have to choose.
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The Rabbit Hole
- by Aaron Martin and Jana Sinyor, directed by Holly Dale
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 21 September 2010)
Erica: I feel ready to start phase two.
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Moving On Up
- by Kate Miles Melville, directed by Rick Rosenthal
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 28 September 2010)
What do you do when a piece of your life is suddenly missing? We know we’re supposed to move on, but how?
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Two Wrongs
- by Sean Reycraft, directed by Holly Dale
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 5 October 2010)
Dr. Tom: And this time?
Erica: I’ll spend every second with Leo. No Trent, no distractions.
Dr. Tom: I wouldn’t count on it.
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Wash, Rinse, Repeat
- by Esta Spalding, directed by Rick Rosenthal
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 12 October 2010)
Kai: In a few weeks, I come back to 2010 on another regret, and while I’m here, we sleep together.
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Being Adam
- by Ian Carpenter, directed by Jeff Woolnough
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 20 October 2010)
Adam: I would walk away from Sean instead of hitting him, and that would change everything, Dr. Tom—and I know that’s not how this works.
Dr. Tom: Why don’t you let me worry about how this works.
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Bear Breasts
- by Aaron Martin and Jana Sinyor, directed by Alex Chapple
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 27 October 2010)
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Jenny from the Block
- by Aaron Martin, directed by Phil Earnshaw
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 3 November 2010)
Friendship . . . two people choose each other through some mysterious mix of alchemy and circumstance. On the surface, the reason for our choice seems obvious: They share our interests, they make us laugh—but isn’t there more to it than that? And do we ever really stop and wonder why this person and not another?
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Physician, Heal Thyself
- by Jana Sinyor, directed by Chris Grismer
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 10 November 2010)
Erica: Can I change this? I mean, can I avoid sleeping with him ’cause Kai said it was gonna happen—which means it’s already happened for him, which means . . .
Darryl: . . . you have to go through with it to avoid creating a paradox.
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Gettin’ Wiggy Wit’ It
- by Jessie Gabe, directed by John Fawcett
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 17 November 2010)
Because using information that you have gleaned from a trip to the past to try to fix your life in the present contravenes the rules.
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The Tribe Has Spoken
- by Aaron Martin and Jana Sinyor, directed by Kelly Makin
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 24 November 2010)
Like twin phoenixes, we rise from the ashes—right?
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Adam’s Family
- by Aaron Martin and Jana Sinyor, directed by Chris Grismer
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 1 December 2010)
Look at me. You went back there and you faced what happened, and now you have to face how it made you feel. And that’s how you break the pattern.
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Erica, Interrupted
- by Aaron Martin and Jana Sinyor, directed by Jeff Woolnough
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 8 December 2010)
Sent you back? No, Miss Strange, you don’t understand. You’ve been in a coma for two weeks.
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Fa La Erica
- by James Hurst and Shelley Scarrow, directed by Érik Canuel
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 15 December 2010)
When Erica wakes up in Julianne’s 1980s body, I do wish she’d said “Oh boy” instead of “Oh my God!” —Michael Main
I'm so sorry—I . . . I . . . I didn’t mean to dredge up the Ghosts of Christmas Past.
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Doctor Who?
- by Aaron Martin and Jana Sinyor, directed by Ken Girotti
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 26 September 2011)
Erica: So what do I do? Do I just go out there, hand him the card, and ask him how he’s handling the divorce?
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Osso Barko
- by James Hurst and Shelley Scarrow, directed by Gary Harvey
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 3 October 2011)
Erica: It’s not that I’m not happy doing what I’m doing—I mean, I love my work. It’s just sometimes I wonder if I shoulda tried harder to be a writer.
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Baby Mama
- by Julia Cohen, directed by Ken Girotti
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 10 October 2011)
Erica: My mother is my patient?!
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Born This Way
- by Shelley Scarrow and James Hurst, directed by Gary Harvey
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 17 October 2011)
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If I Could Turn Back Time
- by Graeme Manson, directed by Phil Earnshaw
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 31 October 2011)
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Being Ethan
- by Aaron Martin and Jana Sinyor, directed by Kari Skogland
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 7 November 2011)
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Please, Please Tell Me Now
- by Aaron Martin and Jana Sinyor, directed by John Fawcett
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 14 November 2011)
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Erica’s Adventures in Wonderland
- by Amanda Fahey and Aaron Martin and Jana Sinyor, directed by Paul Fox
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 28 November 2011)
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Purim
- by Amanda Fahey and Aaron Martin and Jana Sinyor, directed by John Fawcett
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 5 December 2011)
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Dr. Erica
- by Aaron Martin and Jana Sinyor, directed by Chris Grismer
- (CBC-TV, Canada, 12 December 2011)