Re: Is There Any Doubt?

"Nyssa" <Nyssa@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> Laura M. Young wrote:
>
>> So, didn't everybody guess, the minute that Alexis and Kate showed up 
>> with
>> identical garment bags containing designer originals that they will 
>> either
>> wind up mixing them up, or that the dresses will turn out to be 
>> identical?
>> ...assuming, of course, that they manage to get to Philadelphia in time

>> at
>> all.
>>
> Yup, that was the very first thought I had. A rerun of
> the Lucy and Ethel routine. I wonder if they'll extend
> the similarity to having them tear pieces off of each
> others dresses while at the podium.
>
> OTOH the whole airplane thing was so contrived. It
> took away some of my enjoyment of the interplay
> between the two excellent actresses. Anyone who
> has been in first class on a flight knows that the
> attendant will offer to hang up your garment bag in
> the first class closet area. And if the flight really
> were "too fat" they wouldn't go trolling in the
> first class section to bump passengers, especially
> ones who probably had to pay near full fare for a
> short leadtime flight. They'd go back to steerage,
> er coach, and ask for volunteers. SHEESH!
>
> And any attendant with that type of attitude would
> NOT be assigned to first class and would have a
> great deal of trouble keeping her job.
>
> It's clear that the scab writers are pulling stuff
> out of thin air, and it's only the extraordinary
> talents of the actors who are saving their metaphorical
> bacon.
>
> Nyssa, who really likes Diane and Alexis and can put
> up with a lot to see 'em duke it out
>
The flight attendant offered to hang up Diane's dress, but Diane wouldn't 
part with it. It bugs me that she and Alexis won't stow them but keep 
balling them up on their laps.