Continuing with Scene 247 with yesterday's quote -
Page 110/Scene 247 - Woodard: (thinking) 'But dormant. All the preliminary analyses suggest a passive nature.'
- coming up, followed by today's first quote -
Page 110/Scene 247 - Julia: 'You've been peeking over my shoulder.'
- coming up, followed by today's second quote -
Page 110/Scene 247 - Woodard: 'At my age, I'm thankful for small favors.'
- coming up, followed by the script explaining:
She smiles, they are interrupted as
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And we'll leave things dangling there because tomorrow we're going to get into how the rest of the above description and the three bits of dialogue that follow are handled in the pilot quite differently from the way they were scripted...
And as far as the dialogue goes, on its own, yesterday's quote from Woodard would make it seem as if he simply thinks his dialogue - but in the context of what comes after, apparently what the script must have intended is that Woodard is seen thinking then he delivers his lines out load. If not, how could Julia accuse him of peeking over her shoulder if she has no idea what he said?