Julia, Suzanne, Mary Jo, Charlene. These younger golden girls are not quite filthy rich, but they are quite feisty. In fact, they are sometimes downright aggressive, and for the first episode of seven seasons, the boundaries are established as the best and worst come out in each of the characters of which only two (Julia and Mary Jo) would be there until the end.
For my friends who still remember this, Delta Burke's Suzanne is their favorite character, her selfishness and vanity combined with a sweetness that you couldn't help but love. When she smiled, the whole room lit up, so even Mary Jo can't help but like her when Suzanne begins dating her ex-husband (Scott Bakula).
The first great terminating moment from Julia comes from her telling off the intrusive "Ray Don" (veteran character actor Arlen Dean Snyder) which gave mimic Jean Smart great material down the road. The attitude of the aggressiveness lightened up in episodes to comes, but irregardless of that, the heart remained.
For my friends who still remember this, Delta Burke's Suzanne is their favorite character, her selfishness and vanity combined with a sweetness that you couldn't help but love. When she smiled, the whole room lit up, so even Mary Jo can't help but like her when Suzanne begins dating her ex-husband (Scott Bakula).
The first great terminating moment from Julia comes from her telling off the intrusive "Ray Don" (veteran character actor Arlen Dean Snyder) which gave mimic Jean Smart great material down the road. The attitude of the aggressiveness lightened up in episodes to comes, but irregardless of that, the heart remained.
