Rae Woodard, is the same clingevine type of woman that Delia is, with five major exceptions; Rae, is powerful, well educated, street smart, uber wealthy, and has more experience being ruthless..
Sexy Clem!!!!! God the show blew it with him.in looking back my view of Claire labines writing is very polarising at times she's brilliant and then she misses such obvious gold!!!
In the previous episode, and in this one, both Roger and Faith reference "gold stars". I wonder if that was some sort of reward/discipline system Ed and Judith used for their children when the Coleridge kids were growing up. Just really odd hearing them each say it so close in episodes.
"Gold stars" were a common thing used in most preschools and primary schools. They were just little foil stars with adhesive. Teachers would put them on your class work or achievement chart if you did well. It was a very common reference. Used similarly to the phrase "Brownie points".
@@catlink8998 I remember gold stars, our teacher would give them to us on our school assignments this was in the mid eighties, When I would get one I was so happy, lol
Now the last scene of the show is the Ryan's hope I remember !!! The rest is becoming unrecognisable!!!!! Jack Mary Tom where she says she's going away with a friend.i could care less about Rae she's overbearing!!
Any episode with jumbo is an improvement!!
Jumbo cuts through so much CR*P!
❤ Jumbo!
Rae Woodard, is the same clingevine type of woman that Delia is, with five major exceptions; Rae, is powerful, well educated, street smart, uber wealthy, and has more experience being ruthless..
@@Lana-n2c Thank You!!😉
Sexy Clem!!!!! God the show blew it with him.in looking back my view of Claire labines writing is very polarising at times she's brilliant and then she misses such obvious gold!!!
She sure let the Bucky character go to waste.
I'm going to get in trouble ... Scary to hear Delia say that and she knows how to do it, too.
I hate Dee. It would serve her right if they called her bluff and put her in a psych facility for her own good. She makes herself look like a fool.
Mary does care about Tom but she is not ready for this trip with him.
I think Jack and Rae would be an interesting couple.
In the previous episode, and in this one, both Roger and Faith reference "gold stars". I wonder if that was some sort of reward/discipline system Ed and Judith used for their children when the Coleridge kids were growing up. Just really odd hearing them each say it so close in episodes.
"Gold stars" were a common thing used in most preschools and primary schools. They were just little foil stars with adhesive. Teachers would put them on your class work or achievement chart if you did well. It was a very common reference. Used similarly to the phrase "Brownie points".
@@catlink8998 I remember gold stars, our teacher would give them to us on our school assignments this was in the mid eighties, When I would get one I was so happy, lol
I guess it's the times but u Earley if ever see the women in pants .I think Delia a few times...
Lol Fanny miss fix It.fanny has a whole other meaning in Ireland.
I think what there doing to jack is wrong
It’s stupid.
I feel bad for Tom. He knows he's second best. Must hurt like hell.
I actually prefer Tom!!
@@hrhr-ll2vg I know I prefer Jack because I have had a few rounds of this great soap so I am not objective.
Whoever the directered were should have resigned in performances sometime Manley Delia jack and Rae!!!
Is Delia supposed to be funny or pathetic?
Why didnt Frank set up a meeting for Mary? Why his ex brother in law.
Now the last scene of the show is the Ryan's hope I remember !!! The rest is becoming unrecognisable!!!!! Jack Mary Tom where she says she's going away with a friend.i could care less about Rae she's overbearing!!
God Tom is handsome best looking one on the show!!!