r/Ringer • u/Thlowe • Sep 17 '11
r/Ringer • u/TheOfficeFan • Sep 16 '11
Sarah talks about her new show, her daughter's diaper problems and plays Taboo with a guy named Bubby on Late Night w/ Jimmy Fallon
r/Ringer • u/[deleted] • Sep 15 '11
Streaming Episodes of Ringer - The CW
Hey /r/Ringer!
Does anybody know if episodes of Ringer will be available on The CW's official site at any time? The pilot isn't there now, and I can't find anything saying whether it will or will not be.
Thanks!
r/Ringer • u/Lowkeykeylow • Sep 16 '11
Was anyone else weirded out when they saw this wall staring back at them?
r/Ringer • u/really_inappropriate • Sep 05 '11
Every time I see the mirror scene in the promos....
images.memegenerator.netr/Ringer • u/TheOfficeFan • Sep 29 '11
Did anyone else think Bridget was being swallowed alive by a sea of triangles?
r/Ringer • u/TheFrostWolf7 • Dec 03 '24
I had this idea for a fan fiction/ continuation of the show that changes the ending slightly.
The ending where Bridget finds out Siobhan was Alive never happened. Siobhan giving birth to 2 healthy twin daughters never happened.
My idea- it was Siobhan’s fantasy after giving birth to her daughters stillborn. Bridget finding out her sister was Alive and wanted her dead was also her fantasy.
What really happened was Bridget never finds out, and moves on w/ her life. Gemma father has Henry killed so he can raise his grandsons, and because he suspects Henry had something to do w/ his daughter’s kidnapping and murder. He’s about to kill Bridget until he becomes aware that she is not her sister, and she committed suicide. He now believes that Henry killed his daughter to win back Siobhan who was “dead”.
Siobhan stays “dead” for a couple years until her anger at her sister boils over, and she decides to kill her w/ her own hands.
In the time after the finale Bridget began having a affair w/ Siobhan’s ex/ the father of her deceased son, and had a boy ( who would be played by the same actor who played her son). Bridget pregnant w/ her second child (a girl) and can’t take her son outside because she’s tired. She falls asleep, and her son decides to go outside without her permission. This day also happens to be the day Siobhan decides to kill her sister. She buys a gun, parks her car a couple blocks from her house, and walks all the way there w/ the intent to kill her. She’s about to ring the doorbell when she hears a familiar sounding voice say, “Mommy”. She turns around and it’s a boy who is virtually identical to her dead son(Shaun). She puts the gun away before he sees it. He cries and apologizes about coming outside without permission, and she tells him, it’s okay, and asks him if he wants a special lunch and desert today? He says yeah, and Siobhan walks w/ him Down the street back to her car.
This is basically how I figured Ringer 2x01 ends. Walking away with Bridgette’s son.
Ringer 2x02- it’s opens w/ Siobhan coming back to a motel w/ a Bacon cheeseburger, fries, Cheesecake, and ice cream for her new son. While he eats, she pulls out bottles of hair dye from her bag, and begins to Change her appearance. Siobhan.
Bridget doesn’t begin to wake up until after the sequence were Siobhan changes her hair color.
This is how Ringer 2x02 ends.
Once it’s known that his son is missing, the father gets involved revealing the truth to his family. His wife leaves him, and he start drinking, and this eventually leads to him dying in a drunk driving incident.
r/Ringer • u/Thlowe • Nov 05 '11
Has it gotten better?
I watched the pilot (out of devotion to SMG), and was absolutely unimpressed. Did not watch anything after that, but does r/Ringer feel the series has hit it's stride yet?
i.e., is it worth a second shot?
r/Ringer • u/avatizer • Sep 08 '11
TIL Siobhan (the rich twin Bridget is impersonating) is pronounced "Sha-von"
r/Ringer • u/Lowkeykeylow • Sep 09 '11
“Sarah used to say, 'Who would want to be called Buffy for her whole life?'” says Joss Whedon. "'What kind of a name is that?'” - SMG talks about Ringer, moving on from Buffy and Alyson Hannigan
r/Ringer • u/Lowkeykeylow • Nov 20 '11
Apparently Sarah Michelle Gellar and Alyson Hannigan are going to be on American Dad tonight...
r/Ringer • u/MotherShabubu • Feb 29 '12
The people trying to kill Siobhan (Spoilers from the last few episodes)
In recent episodes, Bridget has referred to the attempts on "her" (Siobhan's) life and how her-as-Siobhan's life is in danger (entirely apart from Macawi wanting her-as-Bridget dead). For example, when she was retracing Siobhan's steps of September 8 with the help of the limo driver, she ended up at the shooting range, where she saw "Charlie's" (John DiLario's) picture on the wall, and she briefly thought he could have been the one who was trying to kill Siobhan. In yesterday's episode, Bridget started suspecting Olivia was the one behind the murder attempt(s), probably because Siobhan had caught on to their financial crookery.
My main question is: Is Bridget referring to the attempted murderer from the pilot episode who had Siobhan's picture and name in his pocket? And then in episode 2, I think, when the dead hitman's cell phone rings in the trunk during that party, after which, if I remember correctly, another man came after Bridget or confronted her about the dead hitman, and possibly tried to kill her as well? (Other than the cell phone in the trunk ringing during the party, I'm fuzzy on the details of that episode.)
My second question, then, is why does none of this appear in the "previously seen" clips before each episode? I assumed that events that haven't come back into Bridget's life since episode 2 but that are mentioned in the current episode would warrant a memory refresher if anything does. The absence of any reminder about the original hitman is the main thing that made me wonder whether Bridget was actually referring to this original attempt(s) on Siobhan's life, or something more recent.
Thanks for any clarification and reminders you can give me.
r/Ringer • u/JazzyVee30 • May 19 '19
It was such a great show!! Why was it cancelled?
I'm rewatching the show on CW Seed now. It was really good then and it still would be if they rebooted it. Netflix should or even CW Seed should pick it up as an original series. Sarah Michelle Gellar is an amazing actress and This show had a really good storyline and I would love to see how it would progress with all the creative twists and turns.
r/Ringer • u/Lowkeykeylow • Sep 14 '11
Ratings news - "Ringer" debut gives The CW largest audience in the time period in over 3 years but still not the breakout hit they prayed for
r/Ringer • u/really_inappropriate • Sep 08 '11
I guess SMG's voice over work for Robot Chicken spilled over...
r/Ringer • u/[deleted] • Sep 28 '11
Episode Discussion - S01E03, "If You Ever Want a French Lesson..." [Spoilers]
Discuss tonight's episode.
Be sure to check out the Ringer writers' live tweets during the episode.
Title: If You Ever Want a French Lesson...
Directed by: Allan Arkush
Written by: Hank Chilton
Summary: Bridget is getting closer to finding Siobhan's "killer" and discovers compromising information about Andrew. Meanwhile, Agent Machado is still hunting Bridget, unaware that Siobhan is Bridget. Henry and Gemma have another crisis, but this time regarding their investment in Andrew's hedge fund.