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80s Dude 04-27-2020, 09:22 AM I watched "Pretty Babies" last night and there was a scene where Blair and Nancy O. are exchanging insults to one another instead of Blair and Nancy M. exchanging insults with one another.
I don't recall Blair ever insulting Nancy O. in Season 1. She saved her barbs for mainly Sue Ann and Cindy in the first episode. I don't ever recall Nancy O. being nasty to anyone in Season 1. Of course since she was wallpaper, I may not have noticed.
'80sSitcoms 04-27-2020, 01:23 PM Well, if you'll recall, in their very first appearance, "The Girls' School", Nancy insults Blair (though she deserved it) by saying in front of the entire 23-girl dorm, "It's too bad we're not doing 'Cinderella', Blair. You could've played both of the nasty sisters." (OOOOooo! Nancy burn!)
And then in "I.Q.", in a part of a scene cut from syndication, Nancy comes downstairs shortly after the beginning asking for Sue Ann's help to study. Blair criticizes Nancy by saying, "Nancy! What are you gonna do when your boyfriend proposes, ask Sue Ann for the answer?" and Nancy is annoyed at that (interestingly, this is before Roger was created).
Also, Blair insults Nancy by insulting Roger twice. First in "Adoption" Blair leans over Nancy's shoulder saying loudly into the phone, "I thought it was that creep Roger!" and Nancy glares covers the receiver mouthpiece and glares at her. Then in "Running" when Nancy says, "Roger got so exchited* when I told him I was into running", Blair counters the value of that statement with, "Roger gets excited in haircuts", which causes Nancy to stare her down.
*(that's not a typo, as Felice flubs the line by making the "sh" sound in the word "excited"---but if I typed "sh", it would look like a "bad word", lol :o).
But it is still a bit jarring in "Pretty Babies" because it feels like the girls immediately go into "Meow Mix" mode without any provocation.
RetroGuy2000 04-27-2020, 01:42 PM Good point. But Blair also goes out with Roger just a few episodes earlier, too, so that may have created some friction.
Not to mention that it's sort of shown that Blair, Sue Ann, and Nancy all have a sort of friendly rivalry going on: Blair makes joking comments about Roger; Nancy calls Blair a "nasty stepsister"; Sue Ann and Nancy fight over the dress (Sue Ann doesn't want to give it back to Blair); Blair makes weight jokes about Sue Ann, even after she knows Sue Ann has tried to starve herself to lose weight; Blair and Sue Ann compete over who has gone the furthest in dating boys; Blair gets Sue Ann into "the Group", but doesn't even talk to Nancy about it. To me, "Pretty Babies" just seems like a continuation of that rivalry, even though we see far less of the Blair/Nancy rivalry than we do the Blair/Sue Ann rivalry.
'80sSitcoms 04-27-2020, 01:46 PM Blair makes weight jokes about Sue Ann, even after she knows Sue Ann has tried to starve herself to lose weight
She made the jokes before, but not after (since she doesn't know Sue Ann tried to starve herself until she passed out in the alleged "cafeteria").
RetroGuy2000 04-27-2020, 01:49 PM She made the jokes before, but not after (since she doesn't know Sue Ann tried to starve herself until she passed out in the alleged "cafeteria").
I seem to recall a "thunder thighs" joke in "Running", which aired well after "Dieting". Blair should have known better than to have made that joke, considering Sue Ann's previously passing out in the Tiny Cafeteria.
'80sSitcoms 04-27-2020, 01:52 PM I seem to recall a "thunder thighs" joke in "Running", which aired well after "Dieting". Blair should have known better than to have made that joke, considering Sue Ann's previously passing out in the Tiny Cafeteria.
Oh, I thought you were talking about within the confines of the "Dieting" episode itself.
There's the "thunder thighs" (which is also used in "Mama's Family"), and there's also:
Sue Ann: "Besides, I've got a bigger load this year."
Bitchy Blair: [looking at Sue Ann's derriére] "That's obvious."
RetroGuy2000 04-27-2020, 01:55 PM Oh, I thought you were talking about within the confines of the "Dieting" episode itself.
No, but I can see why you'd think that. :wave:
RetroGuy2000 04-27-2020, 02:00 PM and there's also:
Sue Ann: "Besides, I've got a bigger load this year."
Bitchy Blair: [looking at Sue Ann's derriére] "That's obvious."
Right, good point! (And I suspect that line was recycled from the casting auditions, when Lisa was looking at Julie Pie's posterior, and the role of Blair Warner was instantly created. :lol: )
'80sSitcoms 04-27-2020, 02:39 PM ^---Yup, I think of that too :lol:
Lorimar Television 04-27-2020, 09:22 PM Blair was probably just afraid Nancy was big competition for the modeling job and tried to make her less sure of herself. Blair should’ve said Nancy wasn’t All American enough ;)
RetroGuy2000 04-27-2020, 11:06 PM Blair was probably just afraid Nancy was big competition for the modeling job and tried to make her less sure of herself. Blair should’ve said Nancy wasn’t All American enough ;)
:lol: Ahahahaha!
Come to think of it, she kind of did:
"Striking? Like the Polish auto workers?"
:lol:
Lorimar Television 04-28-2020, 12:55 AM :lol: Ahahahaha!
Come to think of it, she kind of did:
"Striking? Like the Polish auto workers?"
:lol:
:rofl:
80s Dude 04-28-2020, 09:51 AM Blair does seem to admire Julie Pie's posterior. And she was the one who went after Cindy for being "strange"?
RetroGuy2000 04-28-2020, 12:57 PM Blair does seem to admire Julie Pie's posterior. And she was the one who went after Cindy for being "strange"?
:brent
'80sSitcoms 04-28-2020, 02:52 PM Blair does seem to admire Julie Pie's posterior. And she was the one who went after Cindy for being "strange"?
Oh, but she was anything but "admiring" it, lol.
Lorimar Television 04-28-2020, 06:21 PM Oh, but she was anything but "admiring" it, lol.
Or was she teasing her to mask a crush. Hmmm..... :lol:
valentina warner 04-28-2020, 07:52 PM Blair was probably just afraid Nancy was big competition for the modeling job and tried to make her less sure of herself. Blair should’ve said Nancy wasn’t All American enough ;)
ALL AMERI CAN!!!:brent:brent:brent
Impressions 04-28-2020, 08:40 PM I’ve always wondered why the girls were so catty in the early seasons. Are adolescent girls that way or was it just what the writers knew how to write? It seems like there was no motivation for these barbs and most of them were done in spite.
RetroGuy2000 04-28-2020, 11:00 PM I’ve always wondered why the girls were so catty in the early seasons. Are adolescent girls that way or was it just what the writers knew how to write? It seems like there was no motivation for these barbs and most of them were done in spite.
I asked my girlfriend and this is what she said about the cattiness in FOL, paraphrased:
"I briefly went to a private girls' school, and the girls there were so mean. I started in September and left after Halloween. I also went to another school that was just fine."
(I also asked about the cattiness between the schoolgirls in Pretty in Pink: )
"There's no way that a popular girl like that [Claire] would be friends with a goth girl."
[Yes, I know.]
'80sSitcoms 04-28-2020, 11:49 PM I think you'll find cattiness/mean girls in most schools. Just look at "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" for a great example of a public (albeit fictional) school.
I asked my girlfriend
:eek:
First we learn today cfr is left-handed, and now this! :lol:
(I also asked about the cattiness between the schoolgirls in Pretty in Pink: )
"There's no way that a popular girl like that [Claire] would be friends with a goth girl."
[Yes, I know.]
Not in "life" no, but I think it's plausible for such a temporary "foxhole" situation like they were in for the day.
In TBC the geek or the jock (I forgot their names, haven't seen it in years, lol) calls everyone out on their new bonds. I think the geek says something like, "Claire, do you really think you'd say hi to me if you saw me in the hall on Monday morning?"
RetroGuy2000 04-28-2020, 11:58 PM Not in "life" no, but I think it's plausible for such a temporary "foxhole" situation like they were in for the day.
In TBC the geek or the jock (I forgot their names, haven't seen it in years, lol) calls everyone out on their new bonds. I think the geek says something like, "Claire, do you really think you'd say hi to me if you saw me in the hall on Monday morning?"
Yeah, I remember the scene. I was actually asking about the popular girls vs. Andie in Pretty in Pink, but... well...
'80sSitcoms 04-29-2020, 12:00 AM Yeah, I remember the scene. I was actually asking about the popular girls vs. Andie in Pretty in Pink, but... well...
:lol:
Lorimar Television 04-29-2020, 12:41 AM :eek:
First we learn today cfr is left-handed, and now this! :lol:
:rofl: Our little retro is growing up
cfr1970 04-29-2020, 12:55 AM First we learn today cfr is left-handed, and now this! :lol:
There's no other lefties on this board? My God I feel like such a freak now!! :lol:
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'80sSitcoms 04-29-2020, 12:58 AM There's no other lefties on this board? My God I feel like such a freak now!! :lol:
👹
:lol:
It's not that, it's just that you're the first one who's spoken up! :wave:
Lorimar Television 04-29-2020, 12:59 AM :lol:
It's not that, it's just that you're the first one who's spoken up! :wave:
Well I’m a righty myself :lol:
'80sSitcoms 04-29-2020, 01:00 AM Well I’m a righty myself :lol:
Me too! "Rights, unite"!
:lol:
Lorimar Television 04-29-2020, 01:10 AM Me too! "Rights, unite"!
:lol:
Righty buddies forever! (Cfr, you’ll understand that reference after watching s1 Ep 11, Running)
RetroGuy2000 04-29-2020, 01:18 AM Righty buddies forever! (Cfr, you’ll understand that reference after watching s1 Ep 11, Running)
RIGHT, pals to the end! :wave::lol:
Impressions 04-29-2020, 01:47 AM ALL AMERI CAN!!!:brent:brent:brent
Haha. I watched “The Little Chill” again and I wonder if Felice cringed when she heard Julie P. use the word “All American” in front of her when describing how they flew her character to Sweden to find an “All American” face :lol:
RetroGuy2000 04-29-2020, 02:02 AM Haha. I watched “The Little Chill” again and I wonder if Felice cringed when she heard Julie P. use the word “All American” in front of her when describing how they flew her character to Sweden to find an “All American” face :lol:
:lol::lol::lol::lol:
Her fingers probably involuntarily curled into quote marks! ;)
"All-American"
cfr1970 04-29-2020, 02:06 AM Righty buddies forever! (Cfr, you’ll understand that reference after watching s1 Ep 11, Running)
I'm taking mental notes of everything! :lol::wave:
I almost want season 8 & 9 to be over with already just to get to those Lost Girls quicker! I should get my complete series next Wednesday, but I don't want to watch the end of the series and the beginning at the same time so i'll just have to be patient and wait until after I see "The Beginning of the Beginning".....to actually see....(drumroll please :drummer: ).....THE BEGINNING!! :bighug:
'80sSitcoms 04-29-2020, 02:15 AM Haha. I watched “The Little Chill” again and I wonder if Felice cringed when she heard Julie P. use the word “All American” in front of her when describing how they flew her character to Sweden to find an “All American” face
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Impressions 04-29-2020, 02:17 AM :brent
'80sSitcoms 04-29-2020, 02:17 AM I'm taking mental notes of everything! :lol::wave:
I almost want season 8 & 9 to be over with already just to get to those Lost Girls quicker!
That's so funny to hear you say, and what a novelty! :lol:
I should get my complete series next Wednesday, but I don't want to watch the end of the series and the beginning at the same time so i'll just have to be patient and wait until after I see "The Beginning of the Beginning".....to actually see....(drumroll please :drummer: ).....THE BEGINNING!! :bighug:
:lol:
Well, and once you get your DVDs, you could always binge and get to the actual beginning quicker!
popcorn:
'80sSitcoms 04-29-2020, 02:18 AM :brent
That's almost the best thing to come out of that whole documentary! :lol:
RetroGuy2000 04-29-2020, 02:23 AM I'm dying, you guys! :lol::lol::lol::lol:
Lorimar Television 04-29-2020, 03:25 AM That's almost the best thing to come out of that whole documentary! :lol:
You created a meme that will live on forever. Atleast here :lol:
Impressions 04-29-2020, 01:11 PM Yeah, this is just too funny!
'80sSitcoms 04-29-2020, 04:19 PM I love the laughter and good times around here! :grouphug:
Lorimar Television 04-29-2020, 07:19 PM I love the laughter and good times around here! :grouphug:
Me too! :D
RetroGuy2000 04-29-2020, 11:17 PM I love the laughter and good times around here! :grouphug:
Good Times is over there (https://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/forumdisplay.php?forumid=68). :lol:
Lorimar Television 04-29-2020, 11:27 PM Good Times is over there (https://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/forumdisplay.php?forumid=68). :lol:
:brent
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