link417 April 8, 2019 Share April 8, 2019 L is for Lamar, the name Lorraine’s mom proposed for her and Michael’s baby. Link to comment
Miss Chevious April 8, 2019 Share April 8, 2019 M is for little May-Ling, Dorothy’s fictional adopted child in Blanche’s storytale version of a future life with the adulterous Elliot. Dorothy would be humiliated when she found out Elliott was bonking practically every woman at the Country Club. If you don’t believe me, ask the Towel Lady. Link to comment
BookThief April 9, 2019 Share April 9, 2019 N is for the Noodlehead in the red dress they kept talking about. Could it be code? 1 1 Link to comment
Ria April 14, 2019 Share April 14, 2019 (edited) O is for obituary. “Blanche Devereaux, 65”. Blanche: “65!?” Dorothy: “And dead” Edited April 14, 2019 by Ria Link to comment
Miss Chevious April 18, 2019 Share April 18, 2019 P is for Pigpen Johannsen, another one of St. Olaf’s colorful characters. Link to comment
GGFan April 19, 2019 Share April 19, 2019 Q is for “queer” because after all people don’t say queer anymore they say gay 🙂 Link to comment
link417 April 21, 2019 Share April 21, 2019 R is for the three R’s: “Reading, ‘riting, and running around the bed” Link to comment
MoistestCake April 21, 2019 Share April 21, 2019 L is for Lenny Briscoe who sleeps with Dorothy Link to comment
link417 April 21, 2019 Share April 21, 2019 S is for St. Gustaf, sister city to St. Olaf. Link to comment
BookThief April 22, 2019 Share April 22, 2019 T is for the TV Sophia was going to buy Dorothy and Dorothy was going to buy Sophia. And sometimes they can all get together and watch that new show, Make Room for Daddy (which starred Danny Thomas, who is not a lesbian, and Sid Melton who played Sal). 1 Link to comment
Miss Chevious April 22, 2019 Share April 22, 2019 U is for Underwear. Specifically Blanche’s, which can be found on the bottom of many piles in the greater Miami area. 1 Link to comment
Ria April 26, 2019 Share April 26, 2019 (edited) V is for vows. As in Dorothy’s “I do vow too.” “ I do vow too.” “I feel like one of the Shirelles.” How could that wedding ceremony go wrong? Edited April 26, 2019 by Ria Link to comment
dotdot April 30, 2019 Share April 30, 2019 W is for Wose. Specifically when Rose has the esophageal spasm and thinks she dies and goes to heaven which was an enormous train station and she saw her Uncle Johannsen, who died when he got hit in the mouth with a steam shovel. She hears him say, "Wose, is that weally you?" (She was so happy to see a familiar face....at least from the nose up!) 1 Link to comment
BookThief May 19, 2019 Share May 19, 2019 X is for...eXit (just go with it). Dorothy made multiple returns in the final episode but eventually had a final eXit when all the ladies realized she was really gone for good that time. Link to comment
Ria May 22, 2019 Share May 22, 2019 Z is for the Zorro Mask Blanche says’s was almost knocked off her late night date when Sophia’s nurse entered at a most inopportune time. 1 Link to comment
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