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Post by bigluvjunkie on Apr 3, 2011 16:54:06 GMT -5
-Sexuality is front and center. First we get Margie being loud, then we get Ben and his bone. "She wants your manhood; she's after your bone man. You need some serious guidance. CTR man. Choose the right". ;D ;D ;D. And we learn why the schedule is important.
The bridge scene is great! I could never guess if Don's wives' footsies was a way to cheat or lesbo action or both. I still don't know. LOL at Marg not knowing what to do--bridge is a good but hella complex game. Those bidding rules are hard to keep straight. Is it big out in Utah?
Then Bill and Barb get into their X-rated stuff!
I thought Bill was pretty mean to Frank in their hospital scene but I guess Frank provoked it by trying to shake Bill down for cash. Frank won't apologize for kicking Bill out either. For all that, it would have saved Bill alot of trouble if he'd handled Frank differently.
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Post by rissmeek on Apr 3, 2011 23:28:17 GMT -5
This was the episode that almost made me not watch anymore. It almost felt like skinamax. lol
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Post by withay on Apr 4, 2011 1:31:12 GMT -5
-The bridge scene is great! I could never guess if Don's wives' footsies was a way to cheat or lesbo action or both. I still don't know. LOL at Marg not knowing what to do--bridge is a good but hella complex game. Those bidding rules are hard to keep straight. Is it big out in Utah? The wives playing footsie was just the first of several hints. Next they volunteered to share a room when it looked like Don was going to get a fourth wife. And finally, they moved out to live together with their children. Put it all together and it seemed obvious to me that they were a couple. |
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Post by marigoldmama on Apr 4, 2011 16:32:03 GMT -5
We all suspected with the footsie thing but we didn't know for sure until we learned they ran away together.  craaazy... yeah, there was a lot of skin in this episode. Guess they were trying to bring in some viewers. I thought the scene with Margie screaming was really silly. We see Nicki and Bill being kinda passionate and we don't see that much later on in the show. I wonder if the writing changed or the relationshop changed? |
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Post by rissmeek on Apr 4, 2011 23:18:58 GMT -5
To me Nicki and Bill being passionate just seemed odd because of what we know. Nicki just doesn't come off as a passionate person.
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Post by withay on Apr 4, 2011 23:44:15 GMT -5
To me Nicki and Bill being passionate just seemed odd because of what we know. Nicki just doesn't come off as a passionate person. But Nicki is a very competative person. She may have begun to act more passionate with Bill because she knows (because of Margene's vocal enthusiasm) that Margene is. |
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Post by marigoldmama on Apr 5, 2011 19:44:50 GMT -5
Withay, that is a very good point. I didn't think of it that way. yeah, Nicki clearly heard Margene's enthusiasm and just wanted to outdo her. wow...kinda weird.  |
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Post by writerwannabe on Apr 23, 2011 22:38:26 GMT -5
Rewatching the bridge scene: Margene may have to use the cheater card to know how to bid, but she's figured out enough to screw her partner Nikki! Not so dumb! And Nikki knew Margene did it on purpose. I think that scene says a lot about their relationship.
I like watching these early epis knowing that Margene is just a teenager. It puts a whole different spin on her behavior. She sounds just like a pouty kid bugging Bill for a car.
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Post by betheaz on Apr 24, 2011 15:58:35 GMT -5
I may be a bit off topic here; the episode of Margene being so loud during the morning sexcapades with Bill; Barb and Nicki were in the back yard(s) talking and complaining about it, shooing the children back inside (out of ear shot) but apparently, never once complained to Bill about it all. Seems to me Bill was at least halfway responsible for it going on in ear shot of the family and should have been called to task about getting it under control. Being that noisy within hearing of so many, including children struck me as downright tacky. Just a thought......
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Post by bigluvjunkie on Apr 26, 2011 11:19:58 GMT -5
Margie and Bill were in the midst of holy work, so according to Bill everyone's gotta suck it up, including Ben's sleepover buddy ;D
But yeah the trope of the wives blaming each other for Bill's actions is established from the first episode.
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Post by bigluvjunkie on Apr 26, 2011 11:21:58 GMT -5
Rewatching the bridge scene: Margene may have to use the cheater card to know how to bid, but she's figured out enough to screw her partner Nikki! Not so dumb! And Nikki knew Margene did it on purpose. I think that scene says a lot about their relationship. I like watching these early epis knowing that Margene is just a teenager. It puts a whole different spin on her behavior. She sounds just like a pouty kid bugging Bill for a car. It's hard to imagine how the family could have tolerated her when she was even younger and more immature (barely older than Sara, actually). Bill's testimony must have been powerful indeed. |
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Post by rissmeek on Apr 26, 2011 18:47:02 GMT -5
Yeah his testimony was powerful. lol
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