LilWharveyGal

B is for the Blanche Devereaux statue that was erected in Mrs. Olson Square.

Y is for the head-to-toe Yellow outfit that Blanche wore at one point.

I don't know the rules myself, but the US commentators were also upset about lack of a penalty.

Boy, what an unfortunate end to the Peng/Wozniacki match. I hope Peng will be ok. That was really hard to watch, and it was a really enjoyable match to watch up till that point.

T is for Turquoise, Teal, or Terrible - however you want to describe Dorothy's crushed velvet, bow-tied thing. :)

P is for Precious, which was Sophia's assessment of the murder mystery detective's hat, but I have to say I kind of liked it.

Heh, I bet we could do it, Bastet. K is for Kinky, which I presume Blanche's rubber outfit was.

F is for Frumpy, which Rose appeared to me to be in the episode where she moves to the beach. Something about the sweaters and high-waisted pants, I guess.

C is for Comfortable and Cozy, which most of Dorothy's robe/pajama combos look like they would be, even though they're not the most fashionable.

I think we already did clothes, but by doing adjectives I thought people would have a little more choice and creativity. For example, instead of having to pick one specific item for A, like Rose's Airplane Sweater, you could choose anything you thought was awful, awesome, antiquated, amphibian-like, angular, etc. I dunno, maybe that's too fine a line. If anybody else has an idea, that's fine. I'm just easily entertained by rants/raves about their clothes.

Z is for Madame Zelda who predicted that anyone who moved into Blanche's house would die an agonizing death, which would certainly be a problem. For the next round, how about we do adjectives that describe the girls' clothes/accessories/wardrobes? This could get really creative! :)

W is for Water that the girls had a problem with when it was leaking through the roof. (Which led to one of my favorite scenes, the cabana club beach towel.)

O is for Obnoxious Children, which I think we'll all agree was a big problem for all the girls.

I is for Ice Cream, which gave Rose problems when the scoops were arranged in an obscene way.

R is for Francesca Ragusso, who hosted the annual Christmas bash in Brooklyn where Sophia and Angela had their falling out.

Whenever watching a sporting event where one side/player is getting whooped, I break into - sing it with me now - "Yo-oo-ou sti-ink, you're gonna lo-ose!"

P is for Piano Wire, the second biggest export from Sophia's village.

L is for Luigi the pig boy, with whom Sophia would have been matched up in her village in Sicily if she hadn't stood on a rock.

F is for the Feast of San Gennaro, which resulted in Dorothy's conception behind the sausage and pepper stand.

D is for the Door in the Brooklyn apartment where Sal carved the heart that said, "Sal Loves Sophia."

Y is for (Lost) Youth, and Sophia says that Blanche hasn't got it.

Blanche: "I always assumed I'd be kept by a younger man." Dorothy: "It's not too late, they get younger everyday!"

I hesitate to call this a "worst," but the final scenes of Blancanieves definitely entered "WTF!?" territory to me.

N is for Nerd, of the grade-A, first class, all around variety, which Blanche called Rose.

I is for (Swamp) Insect, which Dorothy calls Sophia.