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Brenda Dickson's divorce trial heats up in a MAJOR way

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No, Betty White never really went away. But she certainly had to dumb down her approach to humor in order to appeal to today's crowd. "Hot in Cleveland," the SNL appearance, even the Snickers ad from last year that started the ball rolling are a far cry from "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," or even "The Golden Girls."

Did BD actually ever do anything worse than the stunts tylo pulled when she was released from the BnB? [...] tylo has been allowed numerous returns and she was never the draw that Dickson was.

True. Then again, Hunter Tylo never had to deal with H. Wesley Kenney and Ed Scott, who I believe are the ones BD really couldn't get along with.

I'd love it if someone just had faith in Brenda. They'd have to know what they would be getting with her, but somebody out there throwing together a good trashy online show wouldn't have a problem with that, would they?

Like I always say: I'm willing to put up with a diva, as long as that diva (male or female) has the goods to back up the drama. Say what you will about BD, but she knew how to make viewers pay attention and keep paying attention everyday.

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