Good to know you've seen the softer of Sears: Tvline lists their Top 25 Queen Bees

Oct 03, 2020 20:01


TV's Top Mean Girls: 25 Queen Bees Who Will Forever Rule the Small Screen - #Buffy, #Glee, #TheBradyBunch and more: https://t.co/jswUvbUQ1D
- TVLine.com (@TVLine) October 3, 2020

-With today being "Mean Girls" day, TVline has graced us with their top 25 (in no particular order) Mean Girls/Queen Bees

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pikapika217 October 4 2020, 02:09:35 UTC
Also, as someone who watched popular when it was on it's ABUNDANTLY CLEAR to me that every character he's ever written for Emma Roberts has been him trying to make a Nicole Julian character work for the 2010s in a way that people would accept.

Popular is one of those shows I liked at the time - because it made me feel more grown up watching it- but that I will never really revisit in concext because WHEW!! That said, I still want a high school reunion movie to tie up all the loose ends from the last finale

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crazyfreakyaj October 4 2020, 02:42:41 UTC
did you ever read how Ryan Murphy wanted to do the next season if it hadn't been canceled? we're lucky it did get canceled because he was going to ruin popular, just as he ruins all other things he creates that start off good.

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pikapika217 October 4 2020, 13:02:15 UTC
no I didn't?!

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crazyfreakyaj October 4 2020, 22:03:44 UTC
Creator Ryan Murphy said in the episode commentaries (and other interviews) that Harrison did choose Brooke over Sam, and she fled the scene because Sam was so hurt. Also, Sam would have become a lesbian in season 3, and Brooke would wake up a brunette after her coma. Also, Josh would get a gambling problem, leading Lily to move in with Josh, and Nicole would walk after lying about Mike sexually assaulting her, leading her to drink and drive and accidentally hit Brooke.

In the second season, Carmen's pregnancy was apparently cut from the show. This was one of the plotlines Ryan Murphy said he would explore in season two, along with a romance between Harrison and Mary Cherry, and Siamese twins. The cut order was given by the WB just a week before this episode aired, forcing Ryan to re-write the episode and eliminate this story completely from the show.

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pikapika217 October 4 2020, 22:11:12 UTC
Lordy.....

sometimes things getting renewed is worse

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crazyfreakyaj October 4 2020, 22:14:56 UTC
I am sorry I am the reason you have to live with the knowledge of what Ryan Murphy would have done if he had a season three of Popular. I do not know why people keep giving him shows. He has started a lot of really great stuff and then just ruined it as it went on. Nip/Tuck, Glee, American Horror Story. Just stop the man already.

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pikapika217 October 4 2020, 22:21:09 UTC
oh no it's fine LOL

my memories of Popular are hazy and I'm even more glad for that now. IA that RM should not get lots of series, every thing in that is right usually is either because he doesn't write for them a lot or it was an accident.

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