LilWharveyGal
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G is for (dead) Goldfish, which the therapist worryingly had in his office when the girls went for post-robbery counseling.
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E is for Elk, the animal at the center of the St. Olaf barbecuing tragedy.
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If only the show could get Paul Giamatti to do a cameo as John Adams.
YES! With Stannis Baratheon as his good friend, Thomas Jefferson.
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A is for Alice, the cow that had to be milked sitting on a stool.
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Aha, thanks bluebonnet. The way they were talking about the baby I was afraid she had died.
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Dangit, I missed the first 10 minutes or so. What happened to Klaus and Hayley's baby?
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Z is for Dorothy Zbornak becoming Dorothy Zbornak when she planned to re-marry Stan.
Have we done animals yet?
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Well, except for Blanche... :)
X is for the X-Rated (presumably) performance the cop stripper would have put on at Dorothy's bachelorette party.
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I just caught a Murder She Wrote episode that featured Father Laehy, John Quinn, and Dr. Norgan all together. My mind, it was blown.
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I finally caught the episode. As someone who watches mainly for the scenery and fashion, I'd like to nominate whatever interior designer Emily hired to redecorate Grayson Manor as her next Revenge victim. Woof.
Huh. I saw a facebook posting raving about it today and asking where it came from. Apparently it's Carolina Herrera.
I remembered seeing Lucy Liu wear the ball gown version well over a year ago, so I was surprised that someone in Emily's position would wear something a few seasons old.
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T is for the Toilet Paper Tube-like loops that adorned Dorothy's gown at her wedding to Lucas.
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J is for Jazz, which is what Rose sought out when she got hot at the Mangiacavallo wedding.
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G is for Green, which was Blanche's most awful color and made her look just like a swamp frog as a bridesmaid at Virginia and Tom's wedding.
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B is for the Bahamas, which is where Kate originally planned to have her wedding.
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Oh ok, I thought that Blanche's child-raising years were in the pre-Miami time period we were going for. Whoever's got a younger Q word, knock yourself out!
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Q is for Quiet, which would have been disturbed when Blanche got out of bed at night, made her way downstairs, and screamed for the governess.
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N is for Naked Southern Guys. They sure can dance! (I'm assuming Blanche had a story about them from her past since Dorothy knew to make the reference...)
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H is for Hollingsworth Manor (aka Twin Oaks), the ancestral manse.
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Ack, the dreaded double-post!
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D is for the Daughters of the Old South, the group that Blanche tried to join.
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U is for Ulf the Umbrella King, who doesn't have to be celibate because he's suffered enough.
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S is for St. Sigmund's Day. Don't forget the headless boy!
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I is for Ingmar von Bergen, St. Olaf's meanest ventriloquist.
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F is for the Fjord Fjairlane. A local car.
All Episodes Talk: Picture It. PTer. Today.
in The Golden Girls
Oh Maherjunkie please, I don't even know why fools fall in love. :)
Maybe they're in denial? Maybe they're more likely to associate their symptoms with something they already have experience with, such as pregnancy, instead of menopause? Maybe because their writers told them to?