S04.E04: The Wedding of Dan and Louise

[ESS]

5 hours ago, CrystalBlue said:

Louise's white veil was intact, not wet or soaked in a rainstorm.  Many brides change from their wedding gown to another post-wedding outfit for the reception or going away on their honeymoon, but I found it odd that Louise was in a black dress post-wedding still with the veil on.  Not a LBD, cocktail or party dress, but another long-sleeved floor length dress.  While it was another beautiful gown, I thought it odd.  Especially since she told Darlene dressing in black for her wedding wasn't her thing.

Actually I thought that black outfit was just that - an outfit not a dress, but maybe I wasn't paying attention.

5 hours ago, CrystalBlue said:

Starting with an episode of Louise going out on the road again, or performing locally with a band, and being introduced as the singer Louise G-whatever her name is, and Dan being disappointed, miffed or upset that she isn't going by Louise Conner.

Her last name is or was Goldufski and personally I can see her changing her last name to Conner, but again it's what she wants to do.

Edited October 15, 2021 by ESS

[love2lovebadtv]

6 hours ago, ItsHelloPattiagain said:

I thought that was strange as well. One of the writers came up with "tornado" after reading a synopsis of one of the original recipe Roseanne shows.  ("that's the ticket"!)  There could have been some bittersweet moment with Jackie and Dan reminiscing about Dan and Roseanne's wedding - something that would give us a lump in our collective throats.  Instead, we got a lump of coal - whiney a$$ Darlene with her "it's all about meeeeeeee" attitude.  Sure, your father who lost his wife and is finding happiness again is purposely pissing you off by having his boss/friend stand up with him.  Your bridesmaid's dress was picked out to show your lack of chestiness.  Everything resolves around Darlene (**waves pointer finger in a circle above my head***) 

I have several young grandkids who have been in multiple weddings.  When they were babies, they were wheeled down the aisle in wagons or some kind of cute decorated carriage (in fact, the youngest is 16 months and is in a wedding in three weeks).  The more advanced "walkers" walked right down the aisle cutely into the arms of another relative (cue Emilio's aunts").  Why have Becky have a child and it goes down the vortex of "lost Connor children" with baby Jerry and toddler Andy (who did walk/ was carried at Darlene's wedding). 

Mary's song was great. I really enjoy her sarcasm!

Darlene is annoying and not interesting enough to get as much attention as she does. I also feel like she pushed Ben on her kids - instead of just dating him without bringing him into the family. And now she doesn't like that Mark actually wants to hang out with Ben. What a brat!

Beverly Rose would definitely have been a part of the wedding. If not feasible, then why not a line about how that's why they made Mary (whose sarcastic song was great) a flower girl instead or that Mary had a sniffle or that Emilio couldn't through the storm in time to bring her for the wedding.

3 hours ago, CrystalBlue said:

All the ladies looked lovely in their bridesmaid dresses, including Darlene; no suspenders necessary.

Darlene having the hissy fit at the church because Ben was there, sniping at him, was dreadful.  Everything is always about her all the time and she can't even maintain some form of dignity and decorum for two minutes.  And she's supposed to be a role model for her two children?

I'm interested in Harris' plus one Aldo and what happens with them next.  I think he's cute and since I don't get HBO I'm unfamiliar with his Righteous Gemstones role.  I'll be the only one here who doesn't care about the age difference and that's OK.  Just as long as he treats Harris right.

I guess I'm the only one who didn't enjoy Mary's little song.  Who cares what she thinks about it?  Why complain about anything while performing wedding ceremony duties?  She should have just stayed home with her MIA mother if she felt that way.  I had no problem with the bridesmaids being escorted down the aisle by the various men.  Traditions vary and there are no set in stone rules.

 

I thought they looked great, including Darlene.

Darlene is no role model, though. She's bratty and she lies. I don't like Harris with the older guy and I hope Darlene talks to her about it in a future episode. It's legal but I still don't like it. 

[Cherpumple]

5 hours ago, CrystalBlue said:

Darlene having the hissy fit at the church because Ben was there, sniping at him, was dreadful.  Everything is always about her all the time and she can't even maintain some form of dignity and decorum for two minutes.  And she's supposed to be a role model for her two children?

She ruined all the scenes she was in. I honestly can't understand what the writers think they're doing with her character. This show is not known for having such unlikeable characters, as even the "villains" (Leon, Bev, Kathy Bowman) were hilarious. Not only does she make everything about her, but she's making Ben out to be the bad guy. And she couldn't have been more petty or obnoxious about her choice of a plus one. Really, Darlene? You're going with the guy you had secretly planned to go to Hawaii with? She's just awful.

Speaking of dates, I did a double take at Harris's date because he looked like 90s-era Kato Kaelin. Talk about a blast from the past!

[TV Diva Queen]

On 10/14/2021 at 8:18 AM, MissLucas said:

This felt als if the writers room had been working with a check-list for a sitcom wedding. All sorts of disasters, stupid fights, inappropriate wedding guests, last minute switch from priest to regular character who has certificate to do marriages from shady company. The one plotline I would have liked to see - how Dan was fixing the various problems - never played out. I assume some fairy godmothers swept in to fit the bridesmaids dresses.

Darlene was a drama queen. She's supposed to be the smart one but did not think her father would invite his business partner? Or that Ben's plus one would be his mom? At least she realized that her problems should not be dumped on Mark. But it's clear that show intends to keep Ben around and bring them together again. 

I hated Becky's plot. Accidentally breaking sobriety was dealt with on an episode of 'Mom' before and I liked how it was handled a lot better though I do not know if it was in line with AA guidelines. But here it felt like Becky is on her way to substitute sex for alcohol. And that her partner has feelings for her doesn't make it any better (regardless of what he says). I found nothing about that scenario funny.

Mary's song was great. 

 

Ha. I said to the hubby “dummies, we learned on Mom that it doesn’t count if you don’t know”  

[ams1001]

8 hours ago, love2lovebadtv said:

or that Emilio couldn't through the storm in time to bring her for the wedding.

That would have been good for a throwaway line. Or even that he just refused to take her out. I certainly would not have wanted to be driving with a baby through that storm. I don't care if it's a wedding, it's not worth the risk.

[peacheslatour]

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Jackie was apparently drunk being Wacky Jackie while Becky is upset about the accidental sip.  I'm glad Becky had Mikey there for support.

This is the second episode in a row where Jackie has been drunk. Maybe it's something more than wackiness.

[CrystalBlue]

13 hours ago, Cherpumple said:

She ruined all the scenes she was in. I honestly can't understand what the writers think they're doing with her character. This show is not known for having such unlikeable characters, as even the "villains" (Leon, Bev, Kathy Bowman) were hilarious. Not only does she make everything about her, but she's making Ben out to be the bad guy. And she couldn't have been more petty or obnoxious about her choice of a plus one. Really, Darlene? You're going with the guy you had secretly planned to go to Hawaii with? She's just awful.

Speaking of dates, I did a double take at Harris's date because he looked like 90s-era Kato Kaelin. Talk about a blast from the past!

I did too!  I wondered how Kato hadn't aged after all these years and then realized he has to be another actor!  Not saying I thought Kato Kaelin was "cute" during the OJ trial years, but I think this dude is cute.  Maybe it's the tattoos and jewelry?  😄

[Aileen]

8 hours ago, CrystalBlue said:

I did too!  I wondered how Kato hadn't aged after all these years and then realized he has to be another actor!  Not saying I thought Kato Kaelin was "cute" during the OJ trial years, but I think this dude is cute.  Maybe it's the tattoos and jewelry?  😄

NotKato is very good in Righteous Gemstones ;)

[Yeah No]

On 10/14/2021 at 12:32 AM, Bastet said:

Baby's breath?  Is this a 2021 wedding arrangement or a 1984 prom corsage?

I feel like this whole show is stuck in the '80s, from stuff like this to the hackneyed, tired old typical sitcom plots like the storms almost preventing the wedding and Becky's accidental breach with sobriety.  I don't think there's one set that looks more modern than it would have looked in the '80s either.  The wedding gowns were an exception (and were very nice) but all could have been from a decade ago.  I think this reboot was aimed at viewers of the first series to serve as kind of a nostalgic comfort food of sorts and all of that stuff is somewhat intentional.

[Marley]

I wish there was somehow a way for Darlene to not be on this show. I know it’s not possible but she sucks so bad. She’s so self cantered and just an angry troll. I never understood why Ben would wanna be with her in the first place never mind why he would still care about her now. There is not one appealing thing about her. I’m sure the show will force her and Ben back together eventually.

Of all the weddings I’ve been too I’ve never seen a bridesmaid walk down with her random date lol.

The show needs to understand how they’re making Jackie is horrible. It’s not funny.

Brian Austin Green can go away. His character isn’t funny.

I don’t know why I'm even watching this show. There’s nothing else on but I’m kind of hate watching.

It’s funny I was thinking too the tornado was Roseanne wrecking their wedding. Not that I believe in that stuff but it made me laugh thinking about it.

It’s so weird Roseanne was not mentioned at all. It didn’t even have to be in a bad way. It could’ve been a nice moment between Dan and one of his kids or Jackie. 

Edited October 17, 2021 by Marley

[Aileen]

7 hours ago, Marley said:

It’s funny I was thinking too the tornado was Roseanne wrecking their wedding. Not that I believe in that stuff but it made me laugh thinking about it.

When the wind blew out the chapel window, I exclaimed, “It’s Roseanne!”

[ItCouldBeWorse]

On 10/14/2021 at 9:31 PM, ESS said:

Maybe because the writers wanted us to actually see the ceremony no matter what? 

Why couldn't we see it in the shelter?

[bobalina]

17 hours ago, Marley said:

I wish there was somehow a way for Darlene to not be on this show. I know it’s not possible but she sucks so bad. She’s so self cantered and just an angry troll. I never understood why Ben would wanna be with her in the first place never mind why he would still care about her now. There is not one appealing thing about her. I’m sure the show will force her and Ben back together eventually.

Of all the weddings I’ve been too I’ve never seen a bridesmaid walk down with her random date lol.

The show needs to understand how they’re making Jackie is horrible. It’s not funny.

Brian Austin Green can go away. His character isn’t funny.

I don’t know why I'm even watching this show. There’s nothing else on but I’m kind of hate watching.

It’s funny I was thinking too the tornado was Roseanne wrecking their wedding. Not that I believe in that stuff but it made me laugh thinking about it.

It’s so weird Roseanne was not mentioned at all. It didn’t even have to be in a bad way. It could’ve been a nice moment between Dan and one of his kids or Jackie. 

I suspect t h at there are legal agreements that keep the Roseanne references to a minimum.

[ESS]

6 hours ago, ItCouldBeWorse said:

Why couldn't we see it in the shelter?

Who knows?.. but I think possibly they wanted in the church because that's what Louise wanted in the first place despite anything that would happen including the weather? Plus Louise made a big deal about wanting to have her wedding in a church too. I'm just assuming here, honestly I'm not sure, but the important thing at least to me now is they are married it's all I wanted. ♥️  🤷‍♀️

Edited October 17, 2021 by ESS

[bobalina]

7 hours ago, ESS said:

Who knows?.. but I think possibly they wanted in the church because that's what Louise wanted in the first place despite anything that would happen including the weather? Plus Louise made a big deal about wanting to have her wedding in a church too. I'm just assuming here, honestly I'm not sure, but the important thing at least to me now is they are married it's all I wanted. ♥️  🤷‍♀️

Or they didn't want/couldn't afford to build the shelter set. They were top heavy on guest stars this episode.

[iMonrey]

TV writers apparently have no idea what tornadoes are like, and they had the same problem with the one on the original show. Tornadoes are not hurricanes. It's not windy and stormy outside for hours on end. It's a singular event, and if it were close enough to blow out the church windows it would have been gone afterwards. Yet we cut to all the wedding party back home at the end . . . and the tornado is still going on?? Um, no. And you typically don't have a storm preceding a tornado. Tornadoes are usually on the leading edge of a storm. In fact it's deadly still before a tornado (and eerily green). 

Those of us actually not living in Hollywood know all of this and yes - when you are used to them you don't even pay attention until you know it's right on your doorstep. 

[ams1001]

1 minute ago, iMonrey said:

Tornadoes are usually on the leading edge of a storm. In fact it's deadly still before a tornado (and eerily green). 

I don't live in a tornado-prone place but I've experienced that eerie greenish color. It's terrifying. I was driving home from work and heading toward an approaching storm. I got to a point where I had to turn left onto the highway and the turn lane was backed up because the highway traffic was barely moving so one could turn. The color of the sky just didn't look right so I went straight across and pulled into the convenience store on the other side; ran inside just as the pouring rain started and stayed until it passed. Someone else was checking on their phone and said there was a tornado warning, and I texted my dad and he said they were in the basement just in case. I stayed as far from the front wall of the store (all windows) as I could (which wasn't far, being that a Wawa isn't that big).

I was wondering if it was the wind itself that blew out the church windows or if a tree or something fell/blew into it.

[bobalina]

21 minutes ago, iMonrey said:

TV writers apparently have no idea what tornadoes are like, and they had the same problem with the one on the original show. Tornadoes are not hurricanes. It's not windy and stormy outside for hours on end. It's a singular event, and if it were close enough to blow out the church windows it would have been gone afterwards. Yet we cut to all the wedding party back home at the end . . . and the tornado is still going on?? Um, no. And you typically don't have a storm preceding a tornado. Tornadoes are usually on the leading edge of a storm. In fact it's deadly still before a tornado (and eerily green). 

Those of us actually not living in Hollywood know all of this and yes - when you are used to them you don't even pay attention until you know it's right on your doorstep. 

I thought it was just raining at the end.

[ESS]

1 hour ago, bobalina said:

Or they didn't want/couldn't afford to build the shelter set. They were top heavy on guest stars this episode.

That too.. but we'll never know. 

[ams1001]

2 hours ago, bobalina said:

Or they didn't want/couldn't afford to build the shelter set. They were top heavy on guest stars this episode.

Or the writers just have as much common sense as the characters...

[Bastet]

3 hours ago, bobalina said:

Or they didn't want/couldn't afford to build the shelter set.

Yes, that is clearly the production answer, and it's just part of TV that limited set space dictates location.  And I don't even think it was a big deal - again, TV - but it would have been a bonus to toss in a line explaining why they (as the real people in a real situation we're supposed to pretend exist) didn't want to just follow everyone downstairs and continue the ceremony there like any two people with functioning brain cells.

Without an explicit statement, I can fanwank Dan and Louise were so pleased Jackie offered to marry them - despite the conflicting feelings she'd have in any natural universe but apparently don't exist in this increasingly ridiculous one - and the tornado, dress problems, etc. brought home how all this pomp and circumstance was meaningless to begin with, so they said Yep, you do it here and now, got the official part done, and then gathered with their loved ones.

As for why Louise changed, I'm not sure why anyone who did the whole traditional wedding dress thing wouldn't want to get comfortable after it's done.  All the women in the wedding party had changed upon returning home, freeing themselves of their get-ups.  (The men in the wedding party had just loosened their costumes - except Mark, who stayed done-up as is perfectly in character - because fashion is sexist like that.)  She put her veil back on to dance in the kitchen, which is cute, and I thought she was in a black top and pants, but even if it's a black dress, she's in what is now going to be her home.  Does she really need to put on a flowery frock because it happens to be wedding day?  She probably just grabbed whatever comfy clothes she had there, and black being basic probably constituted most of what she had there other than jeans, lounge pants, pajamas, and t-shirts.

[Scout Finch]

On 10/15/2021 at 12:07 AM, Cherpumple said:

Speaking of dates, I did a double take at Harris's date because he looked like 90s-era Kato Kaelin. Talk about a blast from the past!

That was my thought! "Harris is dating Kato?"

[Scout Finch]

3 hours ago, iMonrey said:

In fact it's deadly still before a tornado (and eerily green).

Is that the glow from the Emerald City in the distance? 😸

[ams1001]

1 hour ago, Bastet said:

As for why Louise changed, I'm not sure why anyone who did the whole traditional wedding dress thing wouldn't want to get comfortable after it's done. 

My friend got a two-piece dress that came with matching pants so she could change before they left the reception and she didn't have to wear a giant skirt in the car. (Her bridesmaid's dresses were also two pieces so they could each get a top that suited them.)

 

48 minutes ago, Scout Finch said:

Is that the glow from the Emerald City in the distance? 😸

Never thought about that...I wonder if that's why it was emerald and not some other color...

[One Tough Cookie]

I gotta be honest.  I thought a white wedding dress and veil on Louise was so out of character--and I may  flamed  for  this, but there  is an age ,IMHO,, when a woman wearing the whole wedding regalia looks, well, odd.

[Cupcake04]

On 10/14/2021 at 6:56 PM, Wizardpatch said:

It just seems so creepy and mean-spirited that none of the kids even mentioned thinking about their mom when their dad is remarrying. Especially DJ, who Dan pretty much checked out of raising in most of the original show because he was dealing with Becky/Darlene drama.

Totally agree.  I was very disappointed with this wedding episode.  There is no way in hell that no one, all three kids, Dan and for sure Jackie, would not have brought up Roseanne at all.  Hell, even a convo with Louise and even one of the kids or Jackie about how this must be hard etc etc would have been something but to not acknowlede Rosie at all was a big mis-step.  Especially because reruns of Roseanne are on every single day so its not like people don’t remember her character.  I really have liked this show but I really hated this episode.  The actual wedding was a joke.  Louise was stressing out over that?  They had JACKIE, Rosie’s freakin SISTER marry them?  WTF?  What in the hell were the writers thinking???  The only redeeming part was Becky…..Lecy is killing it and has been the last 2 seasons.  

[bobalina]

1 hour ago, One Tough Cookie said:

I gotta be honest.  I thought a white wedding dress and veil on Louise was so out of character--and I may  flamed  for  this, but there  is an age ,IMHO,, when a woman wearing the whole wedding regalia looks, well, odd.

I agree but it was her first wedding and maybe a life long dream.

[ESS]

1 hour ago, bobalina said:

I agree but it was her first wedding and maybe a life long dream.

Yes.. personally I loved her dress and vail, it was beautiful and I'm glad she got what she wanted for her first ever wedding. ♥️

[ESS]

2 hours ago, Cupcake04 said:

Totally agree.  I was very disappointed with this wedding episode.  There is no way in hell that no one, all three kids, Dan and for sure Jackie, would not have brought up Roseanne at all.  Hell, even a convo with Louise and even one of the kids or Jackie about how this must be hard etc etc would have been something but to not acknowlede Rosie at all was a big mis-step.  Especially because reruns of Roseanne are on every single day so its not like people don’t remember her character.  I really have liked this show but I really hated this episode.  The actual wedding was a joke.  Louise was stressing out over that?  They had JACKIE, Rosie’s freakin SISTER marry them?  WTF?  What in the hell were the writers thinking???  The only redeeming part was Becky…..Lecy is killing it and has been the last 2 seasons.  

Louise was stressing out because she's never been married before so this was all new to her so it was in character for her to be overwhelmed over her wedding not going her way and not only that, but she's always been independent and on the road and all that..so it made sense. 

As for Jackie marrying them I don't think that was intentional until the minster left and I don't think Jackie thought she was gonna have to marry them in the first place, but she did to help them out because the minster left obviously to the shelter when they weren't even married yet.

Edited October 18, 2021 by ESS

[iMonrey]

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I thought it was just raining at the end.

Darlene said to Ben she would be going "out in a tornado." And again, it's just like the writer thinks Tornado = Hurricane. Yeah, you'd go out during a Hurricane, you don't go out "during" a tornado. 

[peacheslatour]

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As for why Louise changed, I'm not sure why anyone who did the whole traditional wedding dress thing wouldn't want to get comfortable after it's done.  All the women in the wedding party had changed upon returning home, freeing themselves of their get-ups. 

I wore my wedding dress to the reception at the church but changed into a red dress to wear to the reception at my parents club after that.

[mostlylurking]

On 10/13/2021 at 8:50 PM, Snow Apple said:

I thought all the women looked good in their bridesmaid dress. Just goes to show what a proper cut and fit will do

100%.  All the women have such different body types and they all looked good.  Great color too.

I didn’t realize Jackie’s boyfriend was 20 years younger than her?!  They look around the same age.  

[ItsHelloPattiagain]

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Louise was stressing out because she's never been married before so this was all new to her so it was in character for her to be overwhelmed over her wedding not going her way and not only that, but she's always been independent and on the road and all that..so it made sense. 

People can get weirdly sentimental/ traditional at events like weddings. I could see a gal like Louise who pretends to be all progressive turn into a ball of traditional mush at her first (and presumably only) wedding.  Of course Louise has absolutely no family or personal friends to stand up with her (unless all their bouffants would be ruined in the rain). 

I agree with several of the posters above about tornados.  It's like the writers are writing what they THINK a tornado should do, not what it exactly does. The original Roseanne tornado was way more authentic with the sky turning all weird when the kids are playing in the yard. 

I've been to multiple weddings of my own children and their friends and the majority of them have changed into outfits similar to Louise's once the actual reception was over.  They would pop in and make an appearance at the hotel in their "fluffy clothes" (as I like to call them) while the rest of us were eating the extra wedding cake and gossiping about who wore what at the wedding or did what at the reception.  

 

[mostlylurking]

On 10/15/2021 at 2:07 AM, Cherpumple said:

Speaking of dates, I did a double take at Harris's date because he looked like 90s-era Kato Kaelin. Talk about a blast from the past!

I said the same! I was like is that Kato?!  I am not familiar with this actor but he definitely gives Kato vibes.

[ESS]

39 minutes ago, mostlylurking said:

I didn’t realize Jackie’s boyfriend was 20 years younger than her?!  They look around the same age.  

I believe Neville is around the same age as Jackie or is supposed to be although he is apparently Louise's younger brother. 

Edited October 18, 2021 by ESS

[Cherpumple]

6 hours ago, ESS said:

I believe Neville is around the same age as Jackie or is supposed to be although he is apparently Louise's younger brother.

No, he's definitely younger. When he was first introduced he and Louise were reminiscing about him having a crush on Jackie when she was a cop and he was a kid. It was a little weird.

[Lili]

To be honest, Dan and Louise should have waited until after the storm to get married, instead of rushing it all out.

[ESS]

1 hour ago, Cherpumple said:

No, he's definitely younger. When he was first introduced he and Louise were reminiscing about him having a crush on Jackie when she was a cop and he was a kid. It was a little weird.

Hmm okay.. Thanks for the reminder.. wow.

[ESS]

1 hour ago, Lili said:

To be honest, Dan and Louise should have waited until after the storm to get married, instead of rushing it all out.

Yeah, but then it wouldn't have been right though if they had waited especially since the writers planned for them to be married in that episode. 

[chediavolo]

On 10/17/2021 at 8:10 PM, One Tough Cookie said:

I gotta be honest.  I thought a white wedding dress and veil on Louise was so out of character--and I may  flamed  for  this, but there  is an age ,IMHO,, when a woman wearing the whole wedding regalia looks, well, odd.

Miss Havisham☺️

[littlepaw]

I wonder if they are going to employ the soap-opera "rapid aging mode" with Beverly Rose consisting of the following 2 stages:

1. There's a big ballyhoo about the pregnancy and birth, and "the baby" is the major focus for a few shows, and then:

2. Baby disappears and boom, the next time you see it, it's 5 or 6 years old (and on a comedy show, can recite some smart-mouth lines).

Edited October 25, 2021 by littlepaw
"Rose", not "Ann".

[bobalina]

I think Emilio has decamped to Mexico with the kid to save her from the Conners.

[CrystalBlue]

4 hours ago, littlepaw said:

I wonder if they are going to employ the soap-opera "rapid aging mode" with Beverly Ann, consisting of the following 2 stages:

1. There's a big ballyhoo about the pregnancy and birth, and "the baby" is the major focus for a few shows, and then:

2. Baby disappears and boom, the next time you see it, it's 5 or 6 years old (and on a comedy show, can recite some smart-mouth lines).

You get extra points in my book for calling the baby "it."  😃 

[littlepaw]

53 minutes ago, CrystalBlue said:

You get extra points in my book for calling the baby "it."  😃 

Ha! I was trying to be gender-neutral, but I think I accidentally made the point that 'the baby' is nothing more than a prop 99% of the time. 

[ItsHelloPattiagain]

55 minutes ago, CrystalBlue said:

You get extra points in my book for calling the baby "it."  😃 

Maybe Beverly Rose will undergo the same transformation that Jerry Garcia Connor did on the original incarnation of the show (Roseanne kept saying the baby was a girl, and then she had some weird trip while in labor with hippies dancing around and then the baby became a boy). 

 

[Rocknrollzombie]

22 hours ago, littlepaw said:

I wonder if they are going to employ the soap-opera "rapid aging mode" with Beverly Rose consisting of the following 2 stages:

1. There's a big ballyhoo about the pregnancy and birth, and "the baby" is the major focus for a few shows, and then:

2. Baby disappears and boom, the next time you see it, it's 5 or 6 years old (and on a comedy show, can recite some smart-mouth lines).

The baby, Beverly ann, Beverly rose whatever hell we can the baby it. Is pretty much just a plot device. 
 

other than that I only checked out the episode of the wedding because my fellow fanfic author/friend told me it’s the episode that has officially turn them away from the show. And I don’t blame them I have officially hated the writing since season 3. And to find out that it’s getting worse and the decisions and actions of the characters are still bad or getting dumber. I’m glad I don’t watch it regularly on cable tv or streaming platforms anymore. 
 

I wouldn’t mind  a spin off instead of Emilio, and Ben raising Beverly Rose together in Mexico, maybe they realize they have feelings for each other I don’t know. Would be way more entertaining than the trainwrecks(conners).

[Virtual]

On 10/24/2021 at 4:11 PM, bobalina said:

I think Emilio has decamped to Mexico with the kid to save her from the Conners.

That could be, lol. 😆 I can see Emilio and Beverly Rose moving into Off-Screenville for the remainder of the series.

[ItsHelloPattiagain]

8 hours ago, Virtual said:

That could be, lol. 😆 I can see Emilio and Beverly Rose moving into Off-Screenville for the remainder of the series.

And while that would be easier for them, the next episode is Halloween.  No dressing Beverly Rose up for trick or treating? Isn't Halloween the Conners' favorite holiday? 

[CrystalBlue]

2 hours ago, ItsHelloPattiagain said:

And while that would be easier for them, the next episode is Halloween.  No dressing Beverly Rose up for trick or treating? Isn't Halloween the Conners' favorite holiday? 

I think they're keeping the babies who play Beverly Rose off the set because of Covid.  The actor who plays Emilio apparently has an acting job elsewhere.  Speaking of elsewhere, this post should be elsewhere as this is supposed to be about the Wedding of Dan and Louise!

Edited October 27, 2021 by CrystalBlue

[Rocknrollzombie]

So I already kinda of stated how I feel about Emilio and Becky. In the ep thread/post after this episode.

 

and same train of thought, Mikey can do better than Becky. Some fans act like Becky is a catch, that oh her and Emilio or her and Mikey. But if you really look at it she is just using the guys in this case Mikey for sex.

 Like literally there is no depth to any of the relationships she has with Mikey or Emilio and people want to act like a guy will magically fix all her problems.

Like no she needs to be single, and the writers don’t seem to get that throwing guys at both Darlene and Becky.

anyways that is all, I just needed to share that, what I think of the current interests.