But this explains all of the confusion of why they were suddenly neighbors, and why they were suddenly stewardesses. And if ABC was willing to bring actors back because of a strong first showing, perhaps they got rid of actors for the opposite. But damn, that’s some rapid prototyping! I’d believe that Rebeca Arthur tested well with audiences, but Melanie Wilson? I just don’t see the appeal of the Jennifer character, other than as something for Larry to cry about. And then ABC started moving the episodes around they placed “The Unnatural” right after “Hunks Like Us”, and my guess is that this was to assure home audiences that the women would stick around. Whether it was due to Linn-Baker and Pinchot arguing for their return because they felt they had good acting chemistry, or if it was just the studio audience reaction, the women were brought back as recurring characters.
So it turns out that Jennifer and Mary Anne (Sagittarius) were intended for only one appearance–the one in Season 2, Episode 2, “Hunks Like Us”. Season 2 Backtrack (Bring Back those Bouncy Blonde Babes!) But Section 1 will touch on the most important fallout of the historiography that I wrote.ġ. If you didn’t read last week’s textdump, that’s cool, whatever, I didn’t care anyway. I’ll split it into sections to help you out. As I said last week, I have lots to talk about.
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