I'm dedicating this to thread to valentina warner who probably loves Blair even more than me! :lol: :happyface

What's everyone's favorite Blair moment of the entire series? (I'm still getting through it, so I can only pick from what i've seen so far.)

My favorite Blair moment is the watch episode I just saw this week. At the end in the court when she explains to Jo why she brought her to court was seeing who she truly is under the shallow facade. It's so far my favorite scene of her because there's none of her usual pretense here at all. (of which i'm never bothered by anyway!)

HAPPY 1K, CFR!!!!!!!

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HAPPY 1K, CFR!!!!!!!

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I'm dedicating this to thread to valentina warner who probably loves Blair even more than me! :lol: :happyface

What's everyone's favorite Blair moment of the entire series? (I'm still getting through it, so I can only pick from what i've seen so far.)

My favorite Blair moment is the watch episode I just saw this week. At the end in the court when she explains to Jo why she brought her to court was seeing who she truly is under the shallow facade. It's so far my favorite scene of her because there's none of her usual pretense here at all. (of which i'm never bothered by anyway!)


Well thank you for the dedication cfr1970: i feel so honoured now!:wave::wave::wave:

My favourite BLAIR moment is a hard one cos i love all of them, but if i had to pick up one, it'll be the one on the episode 'Rough housing':
i just love the fact that you see a real transformation in BLAIR (after MRS G works on her).
From 'conceited' and 'cruel', she turns 'humble' and 'warm' towards the end, and the hug she gives CINDY is more than obvious to me, that underneath that 'shallow facade' she always puts on, she hides a tender heart....

Wow! such a contrast and that girl is definitely more than meet the eyes!

Overall i'll say: ALL the episodes with BLAIR and MRS G moments, are my favourites! :happyface:happyface:happyface

There's so many great Blair moments that it's hard to pick just one. In the Eastland years I think her best moment was in Kids Can Be Cruel. She decides to have dinner with Carl regardless of what others would think of her because Carl was made fun of for the way he looked.

In the Edna's Edibles years my favorite Blair moment is in The Last Drive In when she accidentally knocks out the girl that's been hounding her. It cracks me up every time when the girls say Blair decked her and Blair doesn't catch on until a few seconds later and says, "Yes, I did do the decking." :lol:

In the Over Our Heads years there's quite a few funny moments. I like the scene where she's handcuffed to Jo in 3, 2, 1. Jo's under the table while Blair is reading the news and hands her a note she just written. Blair looks shocked at the camera saying, "I just been handed this." I laugh every time at that. Fast Food from season 8 is another great episode featuring a lot of funny Blair moments. There's so many it's hard pinpointing which is the best or favorite one for Blair.

Well thank you for the dedication cfr1970: i feel so honoured now!:wave::wave::wave:

My favourite BLAIR moment is a hard one cos i love all of them, but if i had to pick up one, it'll be the one on the episode 'Rough housing':
i just love the fact that you see a real transformation in BLAIR (after MRS G works on her).
From 'conceited' and 'cruel', she turns 'humble' and 'warm' towards the end, and the hug she gives CINDY is more than obvious to me, that underneath that 'shallow facade' she always puts on, she hides a tender heart....

Wow! such a contrast and that girl is definitely more than meet the eyes!

Overall i'll say: ALL the episodes with BLAIR and MRS G moments, are my favourites! :happyface:happyface:happyface


I can't wait to see this Rough housing episode. It seems to get talked around here a lot as a fan favorite. It'll come back around soon on Antenna TV but I think i'd rather wait till I have the dvd to see it completely uncut. I don't want to miss any good Blair moments that may be edited out.

I can't wait to see this Rough housing episode. It seems to get talked around here a lot as a fan favorite. It'll come back around soon on Antenna TV but I think i'd rather wait till I have the dvd to see it completely uncut. I don't want to miss any good Blair moments that may be edited out.


So i take it you don't have season 1 either? (and i thought it was only the DS DVD's featuring 'The girls school' you didn't have):wave::wave::wave:

There's so many great Blair moments that it's hard to pick just one. In the Eastland years I think her best moment was in Kids Can Be Cruel. She decides to have dinner with Carl regardless of what others would think of her because Carl was made fun of for the way he looked.

In the Edna's Edibles years my favorite Blair moment is in The Last Drive In when she accidentally knocks out the girl that's been hounding her. It cracks me up every time when the girls say Blair decked her and Blair doesn't catch on until a few seconds later and says, "Yes, I did do the decking." :lol:

In the Over Our Heads years there's quite a few funny moments. I like the scene where she's handcuffed to Jo in 3, 2, 1. Jo's under the table while Blair is reading the news and hands her a note she just written. Blair looks shocked at the camera saying, "I just been handed this." I laugh every time at that. Fast Food from season 8 is another great episode featuring a lot of funny Blair moments. There's so many it's hard pinpointing which is the best or favorite one for Blair.

I can't believe I forgot about "Kids can be cruel"! That's most definitely one of Blair's best moments of the series. I also love the end when the closing credits start and you know they're just ad libbing with each other on the couch, though we can't hear them. It makes it seem all the more realistic.

Jo & Blair get handcuffed together?! OMG! Even though it's a tired and overused plot, (Lucy, Three's Company) that sounds like a lot of fun with those 2 characters. I don't remember that seeing one and really looking forward it! Just the thought of it is :lol::lol::lol:

So i take it you don't have season 1 either? (and i thought it was only the DS DVD's featuring 'The girls school' you didn't have):wave::wave::wave:

I watched season 1 back in Jan. when it started on Antenna TV, but honestly didn't pay much attention to the episodes until Jo comes in because that to me has always been the "real" start of the series. (ducking from the Lost Girls fans)

I saw a few eps...the flood one comes to mind and the IQ one. But Rough housing I can't recall any of it at all so I have to wait till it comes back around on Antenna TV.

I got the season 1 & 2 combo dvd, but they don't have closed captions on the season 1 dvd. Only on season 2...so season 1 is a coaster to me until I get the complete series set, hopefully next month.

I watched season 1 back in Jan. when it started on Antenna TV, but honestly didn't pay much attention to the episodes until Jo comes in because that to me has always been the "real" start of the series. (ducking from the Lost Girls fans)

I saw a few eps...the flood one comes to mind and the IQ one. But Rough housing I can't recall any of it at all so I have to wait till it comes back around on Antenna TV.

I got the season 1 & 2 combo dvd, but they don't have closed captions on the season 1 dvd. Only on season 2...so season 1 is a coaster to me until I get the complete series set, hopefully next month.


Well for me: 'Rough housing' and 'Like mother like daughter' are my favourite ones, and they're the first two episodes on FOL:wave::wave::wave:

I watched season 1 back in Jan. when it started on Antenna TV, but honestly didn't pay much attention to the episodes until Jo comes in because that to me has always been the "real" start of the series. (ducking from the Lost Girls fans)

:schmack::rofl:

:schmack::rofl:

Which one of the Lost Girls is slapping me? Sue Ann? :lol::lol:

Which one of the Lost Girls is slapping me? Sue Ann? :lol::lol:

That's not you they're slapping its Miss Mahoney. :eek:

But they're all slapping him. ;)

My favorite Blair moment from the entire series? From 200 episodes??

I have no idea. :lol: :crazy:

Maybe when Sue Ann dunks Blair's face in the rice pudding.

^---"SUE AAAAAAAAANN!"

^---"SUE AAAAAAAAANN!"

:rofl:

I can't believe I forgot about "Kids can be cruel"! That's most definitely one of Blair's best moments of the series. I also love the end when the closing credits start and you know they're just ad libbing with each other on the couch, though we can't hear them. It makes it seem all the more realistic.

Jo & Blair get handcuffed together?! OMG! Even though it's a tired and overused plot, (Lucy, Three's Company) that sounds like a lot of fun with those 2 characters. I don't remember that seeing one and really looking forward it! Just the thought of it is :lol::lol::lol:

Yep. Blair and Natalie had some great episodes in the series, but this one is their best. It also resembles the movie "Mean Girls" with their slambook. I like this episode a lot because it shows so much how cruelty can really hurt someone and not showing how much it bothers them.

I hope when you get to the Over Our Heads seasons, they don't cut the episodes too bad to where they don't make sense. I think if the fans who don't care for seasons 7 and 8 were able to see them uncut, they might feel differently.


I watched season 1 back in Jan. when it started on Antenna TV, but honestly didn't pay much attention to the episodes until Jo comes in because that to me has always been the "real" start of the series. (ducking from the Lost Girls fans)

:lol: I bet it's like that for majority of fans for this show. The format of the four girls lasted 8 years and was successful so that's probably what most fans remember when thinking of this show.

Maybe when Sue Ann dunks Blair's face in the rice pudding.

That was not scripted.

Yep. Blair and Natalie had some great episodes in the series, but this one is their best. It also resembles the movie "Mean Girls" with their slambook. I like this episode a lot because it shows so much how cruelty can really hurt someone and not showing how much it bothers them.

I forgot about the slambook. I wonder if was really a popular thing in schools at the time because I never saw them in my schools. It seems such a cruel thing for kids to do. :(

hope when you get to the Over Our Heads seasons, they don't cut the episodes too bad to where they don't make sense. I think if the fans who don't care for seasons 7 and 8 were able to see them uncut, they might feel differently.

After learning how much is apparently being edited on Antenna TV, I tune in knowing that big chunks are missing. So everything's getting a full re-watch when the complete series comes. I almost want to stop tuning into broadcast until I get the DVDs, but I need my weekday FOL fix at 3pm! :lol:


:lol: I bet it's like that for majority of fans for this show. The format of the four girls lasted 8 years and was successful so that's probably what most fans remember when thinking of this show.


And most likely how "The Lost Girls" got their name. :lol:


I DID IT!! I SUCCESSFULLY MULTIPLE QUOTED!! HOORAY! :clap::clap:

(It seems so much work though! :lol:)

I bet it's like that for majority of fans for this show.

Oh, it definitely is for the majority, and especially for the average viewer.


The format of the four girls lasted 8 years

Well, technically, there never was a format of four girls. First it was 7 girls and 2 women and 1 man, then it was 5 females for several years, than 5 females and 1 male, then 5 females and 2 males, then 6 females and 1 male. :crazy:

But I know what you mean, lol. ;)

That was not scripted.

I know that's what Julie said, but Retro posts scripts and that part was definitely in the script along with a cut Mrs Garrett line about Blair inhaling calories. Maybe they kept Lisa from knowing about it though.

I know that's what Julie said, but Retro posts scripts and that part was definitely in the script along with a cut Mrs Garrett line about Blair inhaling calories. Maybe they kept Lisa from knowing about it though.

I'm so glad you brought this up, Lorimar, because as soon as the Reelz documentary was over, I ran to my shelf where I keep the FOL/DS scripts and opened up "Dieting" to see why *I* remembered Sue Ann pushing Blair's face into the rice pudding in the script, while Julie Pie says it was unscripted.

The script does indeed have Sue Ann pushing Blair's face into the pudding. As you correctly mention, the script has a line from Mrs. Garrett about Blair inhaling calories, which was either cut in a later script, or they cut it because Blair's reaction is so hilarious.

It's possible, as you say, that they didn't let Lisa know about the end of the scene. Or maybe Julie Pie wasn't supposed to push Lisa's face in so forcefully. Either way, Lisa sure looks genuinely shocked! :lol:

My favorite Blair moment is her entire shift at Senor Sombrero’s. “I’m making a taco.”

My favorite Blair moment is her entire shift at Senor Sombrero’s. “I’m making a taco.”

I saw this one last year during the Decades marathon and loved it. I need to see it again though. All I remember was that Natalie was her boss and hired her...and she wore a funny Mexican outfit. :lol:

I saw this one last year during the Decades marathon and loved it. I need to see it again though. All I remember was that Natalie was her boss and hired her...and she wore a funny Mexican outfit. :lol:


I actually HATED that episode: to me it looked like NAT was talking down on BLAIR, belittling her and making her look like a fool:mad:

Sorry, but i don't relate to the later seasons anyway....:eek:

I actually HATED that episode: to me it looked like NAT was talking down on BLAIR, belittling her and making her look like a fool:mad:

Sorry, but i don't relate to the later seasons anyway....:eek:

Well teaching Blair to make tacos at a fast food place while she's wearing a sombrero can't be an easy thing to do! It sounds like she's really out of her element there. :lol::lol:

I don't recall too much of this one, but I think I enjoyed it.

Ha! I peeked at the taco episode on the IMDB page and saw this:

Natalie Green: Have you been sexually active lately?
Blair: Is that on the form?
Natalie Green: No, but I thought I'd ask.

My favorite Blair moment is her entire shift at Senor Sombrero’s. “I’m making a taco.”

I liked when Sue Ann walked in and promoted Taco bell :crazy::lol:

I liked when Sue Ann walked in and promoted Taco bell :crazy::lol:

:lol:

Ha! I peeked at the taco episode on the IMDB page and saw this:

Natalie Green: Have you been sexually active lately?
Blair: Is that on the form?
Natalie Green: No, but I thought I'd ask.


Ha ha ha that was quite funny and i forgot that scene lol!:lol::lol::lol:

Nowadays, that question would get Natalie fired! :lol:

I DID IT!! I SUCCESSFULLY MULTIPLE QUOTED!! HOORAY! :clap::clap:

Hooray cfr!! :woohoo:


(It seems so much work though! :lol:)

:rofl:

I'm sure it depends on your platform. It probably is much easier on a PC than on your Chrome Book!


Well teaching Blair to make tacos at a fast food place while she's wearing a sombrero can't be an easy thing to do! It sounds like she's really out of her element there. :lol::lol:

Can't it? Does it? I mean, she worked in Eastland's kitchen for 3 years, and Edna's Edibles for 2 years. She shouldn't be that much of an imbecile at making food, lol.


Ha! I peeked at the taco episode on the IMDB page and saw this:

Natalie Green: Have you been sexually active lately?
Blair: Is that on the form?
Natalie Green: No, but I thought I'd ask.

:rofl:

And shame on Julie Pie for spreading false information in the Reelz documentary! :nonono:

BUT, we have to remember, she is in her 50s and this was 40 years ago. It's only natural for actors to misremember things or get "facts" mixed up after so many decades, especially if they haven't watched that certain material in so long. I've caught Vicki Lawrence in a few mistakes as well. And Ken Berry claimed 3 different actors played the same son of Mama's in "Family" sketches on "The Carol Burnett Show" when in fact all 3 actors played 3 different sons! lol

Oh, and cfr, there's no smiley here with tape slapped on its mouth to prevent spoilers, but there is this "keep it zipped!" Windows emoji:

🤐

:lol:

Hooray cfr!! :woohoo:

I did it even better this time and got the name in all of them. But again...so much damn work. :wallbang



I'm sure it depends on your platform. It probably is much easier on a PC than on your Chrome Book!

I have to copy the first quote and bracket, then paste it at the front of the quote, then copy the last quote and paste it at the end of that quote. THEN type my reply....and do it all over again for each quote. AHHH! It drives me nuts....it's so tedius and by the time I get it all copied and pasted in the right places, I forgot what I wanted to say! :lol:




Can't it? Does it? I mean, she worked in Eastland's kitchen for 3 years, and Edna's Edibles for 2 years. She shouldn't be that much of an imbecile at making food, lol.

You make a good point. And we also see her make that tuna with her snobby friend in NYC, where she empties an entire jar of mayo for 1 can of tuna! :lol:




And shame on Julie Pie for spreading false information in the Reelz documentary! :nonono:

BUT, we have to remember, she is in her 50s and this was 40 years ago. It's only natural for actors to misremember things or get "facts" mixed up after so many decades, especially if they haven't watched that certain material in so long. I've caught Vicki Lawrence in a few mistakes as well. And Ken Berry claimed 3 different actors played the same son of Mama's in "Family" sketches on "The Carol Burnett Show" when in fact all 3 actors played 3 different sons!

What did Julie Pie say that was false?

Oh, and cfr, there's no smiley here with tape slapped on its mouth to prevent spoilers, but there is this "keep it zipped!" Windows emoji:

🤐

:lol:

You can insert your own emojis from outside of the website?! I like that zipped one. I'm shocked a sitcom website has emojis beating animals but nothing for no spoilers! :lol:

I did it even better this time and got the name in all of them. But again...so much damn work. :wallbang

I have to copy the first quote and bracket, then paste it at the front of the quote, then copy the last quote and paste it at the end of that quote. THEN type my reply....and do it all over again for each quote. AHHH! It drives me nuts....it's so tedius and by the time I get it all copied and pasted in the right places, I forgot what I wanted to say! :lol:

:rofl:

Well, do what works best for ya! I think the multi-quoting is probably really only efficient on PCs.


You make a good point. And we also see her make that tuna with her snobby friend in NYC, where she empties an entire jar of mayo for 1 can of tuna! :lol:

Yup, tuna, mayo, and something crunchy---"name something crunchy". lol


What did Julie Pie say that was false?

That a certain moment in season 1 was unscripted, when it actually was! (she must have misremembered or got something a bit mixed up)


You can insert your own emojis from outside of the website?!

Yup! BUT, if you go back and edit your post, it won't work! The "outsider emoji" will turn into a computer code symbol! LOL---so if you're gonna do it, ya better do it right! ;)


I like that zipped one. I'm shocked a sitcom website has emojis beating animals but nothing for no spoilers! :lol:

:rofl:

Too true!

You crack me up cfr! You're like a "Nat" around here! :lol:

(Don't be offended! Take that in the best way! :lol:)

:rofl:

You crack me up cfr! You're like a "Nat" around here! :lol:

(Don't be offended! Take that in the best way! :lol:)

I'm not offended. Now if you called me Molly then :mad:

I don't hate Natalie, I really DO like her....but when ranking the Core Four someone HAS to wind up last, and Natalie just happens to get that honor. :lol:

My favorite moment is in my avatar.

....and lotsa guacamoleeeeeeee

Nowadays, that question would get Natalie fired! :lol:

I'm surprised Christian Lisa went with the line and didn't dispute it.

I'm surprised Christian Lisa went with the line and didn't dispute it.

I'm not since it was just a joke.

I'm surprised Christian Lisa went with the line and didn't dispute it.

:lol:

It's kinda odd what she would do, and wouldn't do. She would do a joke about her being sexually active, but wouldn't appear in an episode where Natalie was sexually active, even with Blair preaching for abstinence.

It was just a joke showing Natalie's "blue" side, but no sex had actually been had, so it was okay. lol