MoistestCake
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L is for Lucy the floozy niece
M is for Ma
N is for Not now, Ma!
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I'm with you on this CousinOliver. The whole thing really irritates me. Kristen is awful whenever she turns up.
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H is for Heinrich von Anderdönen the founder of St Olaf
I is for Italy where somehow the people in Sicily drink Chianti
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On 2/18/2019 at 5:24 PM, mmecorday said:
He actually did resemble Dorothy and Stan. That was great casting.
And he made it to the Boston philharmonic, so he must have been a great musician as well.
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On 2/18/2019 at 2:46 AM, CousinOliver said:
D is for Dan, of “Dan and Morothy”
We were just talking about Dan and Morothy the other day, and decided they would be code names for a couple we know...
E is for Elvis and his pork chop
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The road to hell is paved with good intentions. Rose's good intentions led to conflict with her mom and both daughters. I think that was the point of those episodes.
Still Kirsten was a b*tch to her mother, being ashamed of her, and she should have apologised too (if not only). But your point that Rose set herself up for this conflict is a good one.
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They've been arrested so often it's no big deal any more. They know the cops, judges, lawyers and the whole procedure.
I never registered that flawed logic with the cheap Mercedes, well observed.
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Absolutely. They were all too happy about Stan being back in Dorothy's life. But I guess once Dorothy made her mind up to see and marry Stan they could either be supportive or disapproving, and really the choice is Dorothy's and the best friends just wanted to be supportive. At least she didn't make the same mistake again.
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On 2/6/2019 at 7:22 PM, Blakeston said:
I've always assumed that when they threw that party, they knew the month and day of Blanche's birth, but not the year. That's the information she really went out of her way to hide!
That's a possibility, but there's also an episode where they say something like at this time of year Blanche always behaves strangely, and then they conclude it's her birthday, so they didn't know what time of year it was, let alone the year...
I'm confused.
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F for Freddie - it was so good *we named it*
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In the episode when they are reminiscing about birthday parties (Mr Haha's Hacienda, Rose tells dead Charlie she's leaving St Olaf, and Sophia is 50 and not 48) the girls know Blanche's birthday date from the time shortly after they live together, coz they throw her a party which upsets her till she sees how many men were invited. But I'm sure later in their lives together they desperately try to find out her birthday and find her birth certificate was redacted by the authority of the governor.
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On 01/02/2019 at 11:18 AM, ShadowSixx said:
I didn't like is how Dorothy didn't want to date Det. Al because she didn't want to risk dating an officer
And no disrespect to Al he was nearer retirement or moving to a less physically demanding role in the police force.
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D is for Dennis, Dorothy's annoying but not unattractive son in law. (D is also for Dorothy).
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A is for Heinrich von Anderdönen who was the first to can tuna in its natural juices and founder of St Olaf.
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Maybe not continuity, but time related: We're watching the episode in which Rose is Blanche's vigenfrügen because she lost her earnings and Dorothy submits her student's story which wins 1st prize and he gets deported. On the same day that Rose offers to be a vigenfrügen for a full week, Dorothy submits the story. During the same week, because the vigenfrügen is still going on, Mario's story is judged and wins, and the INS come looking for him. Surely submitting a story, waiting for the panel to judge the stories, declare a winner and waiting for the INS to do their thing would take a lot more than a few days...
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Nancy's cancer is an acceptable reason, but why invent an *annoying* Angelo instead? Either just don't mention Angela again or explain she moved back in with her goat in Sicily, or find another actress, like there were 2 Glorias.
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On 27/01/2019 at 2:46 AM, legaleagle53 said:
Or maybe they were just fraternal twins: Angela and Angelo.
But that doesn't explain her being the only 1 left, but a sex change does.
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20 hours ago, kariyaki said:
It’s not unheard of. George Foreman has five sons, all named George. There are two brothers who are baseball players, both named Rougned. Actually, I can think of another set of brothers in baseball, both named Victor.
At least one is Rob and one is Bob...
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In "The Stan who Came to Dinner" (2x13) Blanche arranges a double date for her and Dorothy with 2 twins named Rob and Bob. Rob and Bob are both short for Robert, so both twins have the same name?
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Angelo is Sophia's brother. Angela was first, and at the time claimed to be Sophia's only living sibling. Suddenly she vanished and was replaced by Angelo, again Sophia's only sibling.
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On 16/01/2019 at 8:46 AM, Snow Apple said:
She managed to have a wild time with Pablo Picasso before settling down? Even though she met Sal at 17.
I'm sure there are other stories I'm forgetting. I guess we can pretend most of them are her colorful tall tales.
I just love Dorothy's response to the Picasso story: I think you're lying, (Rose to Dorothy: be positive!) so Dorothy says, OK, I'm positive you're lying!
And the Charles de Gaulle / the Mole cracks me up too.
Sophia had definitely been around the block a number of times before marrying Sal. Or she's just a liar...
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I saw Betty for the first time as Sue Ann Nivens on the Mary Tyler Moore Show (for which she's well known, but not to me until recently) and in her first episode (4x1) she has an affair with Lars Lindstrom. I suppose that in Minnesota that's not a very unusual name (?), but I wonder if it had anything to do with Rose being a Lindstrom (not a Nylund - despite that awful glitch where she says the Nylunds are her adoptive parents...)?
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15 hours ago, LilWharveyGal said:
Nitpick - the convict was Merrill.
I felt it was off when I read Melvin, but wasn't sure what it should've been... thanks for the correction
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12 hours ago, Bastet said:
Maybe you ought to join an organization that is a little less fanatical in its devotion."
"Like what, Blanche? The PLO?"
I love that line too.
Continuity Errors: Starts With the House Layout and Just Gets Worse
in The Golden Girls
In the episode when they fly to the Bahamas for aunt Gretchen's funeral, Dorothy is nervous and drinks champagne despite not liking it, but in the episode when Al buys a boat to travel round the world with Rose, Dorothy says she loves champagne, so which is it Dot?