To: EveningStar

“My fans’ll get You for that, God.”
2 posted on
04/25/2009 12:57:18 PM PDT by
RichInOC
(No! BAD Rich! (What'd I say?)...R.I.P.)
To: EveningStar
Prayers for Bea Arthur and family.
3 posted on
04/25/2009 12:57:50 PM PDT by
mysterio
To: EveningStar
She has become a huge Internet phenomenon.
4 posted on
04/25/2009 12:58:02 PM PDT by
LukeL
(Yasser Arafat: "I'd kill for a Nobel Peace Prize")
To: EveningStar
What a shame. I loved that show and still watch the reruns.
RIP, Bea.
5 posted on
04/25/2009 12:58:46 PM PDT by
azishot
(I just joined the NRA.)
To: EveningStar
Rest in peace Ms. Arthur.
6 posted on
04/25/2009 12:59:23 PM PDT by
Liberty Valance
(Keep a simple manner for a happy life :o)
To: EveningStar
“and then there’s Maude”...glad to see you ES.
7 posted on
04/25/2009 12:59:58 PM PDT by
chasio649
To: EveningStar
And then there's Maude. . .
To: EveningStar
I never really paid attention to her except that I thought she had an unusually rasp voice and must have been a serious smoker.
If true ... 86 ain't too awful bad.
Prayers for her family and Betty White.
10 posted on
04/25/2009 1:01:22 PM PDT by
knarf
(I say things that are true ... I have no proof ... but they're true.)
To: EveningStar
Bea was always ahead of her time:
Maude had an abortion in November 1972, two months before the Roe v. Wade decision made abortion legal nationwide, and the episodes which dealt with the situation are probably the series' most famous and most controversial. Maude, at age 47, was crushed when she found herself pregnant, and everyone agreed with her that having a baby at her age was very risky and not a wise thing to happen. Her daughter, Carol, brought to her attention that abortion was now legal in New York state. After some soul-searching (and discussions with Walter, who agreed that raising a baby at their ages was not very wise), Maude tearfully decided at the end of the two-parter that abortion was probably the best choice. Noticing the wide controversy around the episode, CBS decided to rerun the episodes in August 1973, and members of the country's clergy reacted strongly to the decision. At least 30 stations dropped the show.[citation needed] Future Golden Girls creator Susan Harris was a writer on the episode.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maude_(TV_series)
11 posted on
04/25/2009 1:04:10 PM PDT by
krb
(Obama is a miserable failure.)
To: Borges; dighton
To: EveningStar
Don’t forget her small but hilarious part as the unemployment office worker in “History of the World Part 1.”
May she rest in peace.
15 posted on
04/25/2009 1:11:43 PM PDT by
Hillarys Gate Cult
(The man who said "there's no such thing as a stupid question" has never talked to Helen Thomas.)
To: EveningStar
never cared about Maude but Maude’s daughter was smokin’ hot!
17 posted on
04/25/2009 1:20:02 PM PDT by
isom35
To: EveningStar
To: EveningStar
Soooooooo aqnother hate the Contitution commie dies....I dont care!
20 posted on
04/25/2009 1:25:15 PM PDT by
rrrod
To: EveningStar
Are you kidding me:!!!!!!!!!!!
Worked as a New York city go-go dancer in a Mafia-run nightclub from 1964-1967 while breaking in on Broadway. She quit after the owner decided to turn the place into a bikini bar.
Oh that was Adrienne Barbeau, I guess she chose the same career path as Goldie Hawn.
21 posted on
04/25/2009 2:02:13 PM PDT by
keving
(We get the government we vote for)
To: EveningStar
RIP Bea, and thank you for making us laugh.....
The Golden Girls......great LOL comedy.....
22 posted on
04/25/2009 2:38:03 PM PDT by
Kimmers
(Be the kind of person when your feet hit the floor each morning the devil says, Oh crap, she's awake)
To: EveningStar
“FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT!”
23 posted on
04/25/2009 2:41:03 PM PDT by
dfwgator
(1996 2006 2008 - Good Things Come in Threes)
To: EveningStar
I never cared much for the Maude character either, but Bea Arthur redeemed herself in the Golden Girls -- a show that's still funny two decades later.
For all I know, she was a wicked liberal but she didn't go around broadcasting it like modern celebrities. As such, she allowed me to enjoy her comedic talent for which I'm grateful.
24 posted on
04/25/2009 4:01:26 PM PDT by
BfloGuy
(It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or the baker, that we can expect . . .)
To: EveningStar
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