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My Little Margie (1952 - 1955) Woof

Ridiculousness is the charm that keeps you glued to seeing horrible people fail. The father thinks that by treating his adult daughter like a wife that she will outgrow her conniving ways. Yes, it's a Lucy wannabe. The daughter Margie is an unscrupulous Lucy in her 20s. The protagonist is adept at mimicking voices and throwing a punchline but she wasn't Lucy. The character is hard to like. It is structured as a last minute idea. Somebody wrote a porn script for fun, they couldn't meet a deadline so they repurposed it for television. Margie is everything the modern woman is blamed for. Woman domination is irrefutable. Single dad that looks great in shorts is raising an over-teen. He is so overwhelmed by her antics/lunacy that he employs his boss and "girlfriend" to sabotage her. The boss is especially inappropriate. Holy crap! They had a black elevator man that entered apartments and canoodled with the white folks in the building. He was allowed to touch them! He was funny. The old neighbor was a hoot dressing up in drag and joining forces with Margie to scam people. She was no Mrs. Trumbull. My favorites almost always involved hillbilly or Hindu disguises, etc. Romantic relationships never evolved. They acted and reacted like spouses and weren't ashamed. The lead actress worked hard and had perfect pitch but I wanted a slushie thrown in her face. I'm surprised it made it to classic but more amazed that it still stirs. 18-Jan-2025

Tags: 1950s, Accidental Watch, Chemistry, Classic, Comedy, Comfort Food, Crapfun, Cultural, Director's Touch, Enthusiastic, Eye Gouge, Fun Acting, Funny, Good Acting, History, Over the Top, Overcooked, Preposterous, Psychological, Relationships, Showy, Shrill Act, Silly, Stupid Funny, Tacky, Tough, Trashy, Weird, Wit Crack, Wit Snit, Words Spoke, Writ Funny, Writ Tough

Filed under: TV

18-Jan-2025


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