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Truby says she likes her exes old and rich, and has had 3 exes, so why does she need to rent a room....

Question- let's say orator is an innuendo suggesting something sexual, why would Blanche think it's appropriate at a neighbourhood meeting?

I'm sure this has been mentioned 100s of times, but in the episode where uncle Angelo first turns up, Dorothy says Michael is a successful musician playing with the Boston Philharmonic. A few episodes later when we meet Lorraine, Michael is playing in a band where he met Lorraine.... I guess he could have changed jobs...

This is one of my favourite scenes ever. I just love this joke. It's very clever I think because over many episodes over 7 years they build up this thing with the silly St Olaf names, and then flip it. I just love it.

The whole how Dorothy and especially Stan end up in Miami is not clear, so maybe the house was in NYC. At first Stan is in a hotel visiting from Hawaii and then stays in Miami?

Totally At least this competitiveness is consistent throughout the show, which in itself is quite remarkable.

Surely when Rose and Charlie were married so were Blanche and George, meaning that no matter who that Chuck was, she still cheated on George? Or did George die much before Charlie? Because I'm not sure that makes sense...

I did the same recently, was curious who he was, and finally looked him up. I too see the resemblance.

I was curious when watching the moonlight madness party episode about how often a full moon occurs on 29 Feb (I assume that's what they mean by leap year here). Coz I wondered wouldn't have Sophia had to worry about the curse over Dorothy's 60+ years. But actually after a bit of research online it seems this does only occur every 76 or more years... (even though in reality it happened last in 1972), so it might have been a fluke, but it kinda makes sense.

The thing I find oddest is that he says to her something like "I have something I want to talk about, I'm thinking of leaving the church "... But doesn't say another 5 words "... to be a teaching priest" - why wouldn't he complete the sentence and be clear?

Rose tells the girls she gets hot at weddings because on her wedding night she and Charlie had the most passionate night. But I'm sure that in another episode she tells them how the first night with Charlie was weird and uncomfortable.

In the episode where Charmaine visits and Blanche thinks she inspired the book, Dorothy tells the story of a fight as a child with her sister, Gloria: Dorothy bit Gloria, and Sophia says that Gloria is the one who needed the rabies shot... But why would Dorothy have rabies that she could pass to her sister??

Actually that could work I think. In season 1 rose is 55, means she was born in 1930 and graduated (or not) in 1948, giving Hitler 3 years to get to St Olaf and change his name. However the nefarious plot only makes sense before the war.

The episode where Rose and Miles get together after meeting at dancing and she goes to his party with the other college professors. When he tells her that he's a college professor she's surprised, and he says "What did you think I meant when I said I taught Hemingway?" And she says "I thought you were old". I like the joke but it doesn't make sense really. Miles would have said "I'm Miles, I teach Hemingway", which spoils the joke because there's no way to misunderstand it...

The episode when Clayton comes out, and Blanche finds him in the gay bar. But that bar was visited before even by Blanche herself. Why she would think a bar playing sports on TV is a gay bar also puzzles me...