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As much as I have hyped the looks on this show, those dresses did not impress today. Since the premeire, there's only been one look that I can truly say IMO didn't work (and it honestly wasn't even that bad). It was an outfit Dani wore. These flowly wide leg trousers and it was paired with a loose top with a cowl neck. However, I didn't LOVE a single dress on any of the ladies today. Kat's was great only because it suits the character and her personality - so an A for that. It's a good dress. Dana's was also really nice. Everyone else either just was meh, had something unflattering about the fit, or didn't really fit the vibe. Also, this isn't BTG's fault. It's just the state of soap operas today, but that event felt empty. Tables of 3Please register in order to view this content
I mean it was nice that they had some extras on there, but it definitely didn't feel like an event when the family was pretty much ever table there. That was a nice end to the episode and I wonder how this is going to unfold. -
I was looking at the AWHP synopses from the period where Quinn had a stalker in 1984 and it refers to pranks and phone calls. Does anybody remember what the pranks were? Or were they just disturbing phone calls? -
By DemetriKane · Posted
Same. Things were really coming together the last moment of the show. I wish we had more time with it. -
Exactly when did Ada's kitchen become the "centerpiece of the action"? And which set was the centerpiece of the action before that??? Another World premiered in 1963, and Ada didn't even arrive until 1967. And then, Ada and Rachel lived in a small apartment. A couple of years later, Ada married Ernie Downs and moved into his house. So the kitchen so identified with Ada, was actually in the house Ada inherited from her husband Ernie after he died. I'd suggest Ada's kitchen did not become the centerpiece of the action (if it ever was) until around the time Mary Matthews died, and Rachel began her romance with her second millionaire husband, MacKenzie Cory. Others might disagree, but that doesn't offend me in the least. -
By Soaplovers · Posted
The last scene of the final episode did show that life on Wisteria Lane would continue on once the toxic housewives moved away. It won't be as good as the original, but I'm intrigued to see what these new people do with the concept. -
By Soaplovers · Posted
This underscores the biggest issue that the show needs to work on. The majority of the characters on the show are all related to one another, which is why we have that B&B esque Dani/Andre hook up situation -
By DemetriKane · Posted
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It was a good episode. I didn't expect things to unravel so soon. One thing I still don't like about these big events: Where was everyone else? This is a big event. Everyone should've been there. -
Mitch, thanks for that history of the Reardon Boarding House kitchen. I had always assumed that every time the kitchen set returned, it was a recreation of the original set. So I have been wrong about that. Was the kitchen set ever used later, while Buzz and the Coopers owned the boarding house?
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By DemetriKane · Posted
color me shocked.Please register in order to view this content
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