S3.E1

Reservations for 12, Plus Ursula

Episode aired Nov 14, 1988
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30m

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Annie Potts, Jean Smart, and Dixie Carter in Femmes d'affaires et dames de coeur (1986)

On a trip to the beach, the women feel threatened by their respective boyfriends' attraction to a beautiful and highly educated Danish au pair hired to take care of Mary Jo and J.D.'s kids.On a trip to the beach, the women feel threatened by their respective boyfriends' attraction to a beautiful and highly educated Danish au pair hired to take care of Mary Jo and J.D.'s kids.On a trip to the beach, the women feel threatened by their respective boyfriends' attraction to a beautiful and highly educated Danish au pair hired to take care of Mary Jo and J.D.'s kids.

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10FrankWButterfield

Probably my favorite of the lesser episodes

There are BIG Designing Women episodes where "very special" topics are discussed. This is not one of them. However, there is a lot in these 22 minutes about the relationships between the women and their men, which is nice. That being said, my favorite part of this episode is at the very end when Suzanne gives Ursula (the hired au pair) her walking papers. Suzanne's little speech is very Suzanne and one instance where she uses her powers for good. You might even say that it's a "crowning" moment!

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Suzanne Sugarbaker: [to Anthony] Don't forget to stop by and take care of Noel.
Anthony Bouvier: Suzanne, let me ask you something. In all the times that you've gone out of town, have I ever forgotten to feed your pig?
Suzanne Sugarbaker: No, but she has kind of a new routine, and I don't want you upsetting it.
Anthony Bouvier: What routine?
Suzanne Sugarbaker: Every night we drive around the loop with the top down, and then I put the top up and we stop by the Dairy Queen and she gets a Buster Bar, and then we go home.
Anthony Bouvier: I'll feed her, I'll bathe her, I'll even walk her -- but I'm not taking a pig to the Dairy Queen!