Sophia, depressed over the departure of her best friend, becomes a third wheel in Dorothy's promising relationship with a new boyfriend.Sophia, depressed over the departure of her best friend, becomes a third wheel in Dorothy's promising relationship with a new boyfriend.Sophia, depressed over the departure of her best friend, becomes a third wheel in Dorothy's promising relationship with a new boyfriend.
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- TriviaClassic TV buffs will recognize guest star James Karen in this episode as the patient-weary boyfriend of Dorothy. He is known for portraying nastiness as well. Two of his most infamous characters in TV have been the greedy proprietor who causes the people of Walnut Grove on "Little House on the Prairie" to blow up their town to prevent him from taking ownership of their property. The other is as a despicable racist who tries to force all black people out of the apartment building where "The Jeffersons" live.
- GoofsWhen Sofia packs for her trip, she folds a blue shirt twice.
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Dorothy Zbornak: [Entering living room holding up two necklaces to her outfit] Ok, girls. Which goes better? The silver chain, or the pearls?
Rose Nylund: The chain.
Blanche Devereaux: [Matter of factly to Rose while gesturing to Dorothy] An amateur's mistake. Can't you see that the chain accentuates the many folds of that turkey like neck?
Rose Nylund: [Stands up and walks over to Dorothy to highlight her rebuttal critique to Blanche] Well that may be, but the pearls draw attention to the nonexistent bosom.
Blanche Devereaux: [Stands up looking Dorothy over again, saying to Rose] Yes, but, the chain leads the eye even lower to that huge spare tire
[pauses, motioning to Dorothy's abdomen, then continues]
Blanche Devereaux: jutting out over those square manly hips.
Dorothy Zbornak: [Sarcastically and agitated] Why don't I just wear a sign that says 'too ugly to live'?
Blanche Devereaux: [to Dorothy] Fine, but what are you going to hang it from, the chain or the pearls?
Dorothy Zbornak: [Snapping back] Neither! I'm going to spray paint it on my hump!
- ConnectionsReferences Leave It to Beaver (1957)
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- Mar 20, 2024
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- Runtime30 minutes
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