Submitted by klutzysunshine t3_z83oow in television
haljordan8976 t1_iy9z109 wrote
Reply to comment by DwoaC in Alyssa Milano reveals Who's The Boss revival script has been submitted by klutzysunshine
Abed was wrong and the teacher was right. The title of the show wasn't meant to be literal but Abed couldn't see that. The title was meant to mean boss as in whose in charge and not just who writes the checks. Angela was far from the "Boss" in her life. Tony and Angela were the true bosses of her life. I've watched the show all the way through and she was manipulated by Mona and led on was constantly waiting for Tony to make the first move.
root_fifth_octave t1_iya6vr8 wrote
>whose in charge
Pretty sure that's Charles. He's who's in charge.
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IWasOnThe18thHole t1_iyc826q wrote
And your wrongs and your rights
ThePLARASociety t1_iyb3hv3 wrote
But who loves Chachi?
DangerousBlueberry1 t1_iyah3ha wrote
Abed is never wrong, how dare you.
haljordan8976 t1_iyewpc5 wrote
Abed was wrong plenty of times. Wrong about chicken fingers, wrong about ruining Hickey's work, wrong about putting trackers in the study group, wrong about Luka, wrong in the email he wrote about Troy in Pillows and Blankets. Watch Who's the Boss and then come back to make a case. I've seen every episode of both shows multiple times, how about you?
slymm t1_iycxmwz wrote
You have to take the time into context here. In the 80s the idea of a woman being a boss and a man being under her, especially in a domestic job, was unusual.
haljordan8976 t1_iyeugjy wrote
I'm the same age as Harmon and I know exactly how the dynamic was. With relatives in the south and seeing the men outside drinking and the women in the kitchen. The fact is still that the title of the show was supposed not supposed to be literal.
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