Or at LEAST referr to her as "Vamp Barb!"

red-haired chick? NEVER underestimate the powers of Barb!

red-haired chick? NEVER underestimate the powers of Barb!

If by "fiesty" you mean a backwards racist bitch then sure. Her first scene is her reading on the job and YELLING at a customer for asking a standard, simple non attacking question. I get they were trying to show "she's hard, she's had a bad life" but you know who else had bad parents? Oprah, Darrell Hammond, and a…

If by "fiesty" you mean a backwards racist bitch then sure. Her first scene is her reading on the job and YELLING at a customer for asking a standard, simple non attacking question. I get they were trying to show "she's hard, she's had a bad life" but you know who else had bad parents? Oprah, Darrell Hammond, and a…

I was around 14 when this came out and that was my favorite joke. It struck me as so strange but funny and intentionally cruel masquerading as an accident.

I was around 14 when this came out and that was my favorite joke. It struck me as so strange but funny and intentionally cruel masquerading as an accident.

I was shocked they did the Dirty Dancing baby/corner reference so quickly as well. I mean Kelly Bishop is RIGHT there. lol

I was shocked they did the Dirty Dancing baby/corner reference so quickly as well. I mean Kelly Bishop is RIGHT there. lol

The camera blocking is as heavily choreographed as the actual ballet. It's a trick of shooting at an angle that gets the reflection of a different angle. Watch the "Roxie" number from the film of "Chicago." Masterful camera blocking with mirrors.

The camera blocking is as heavily choreographed as the actual ballet. It's a trick of shooting at an angle that gets the reflection of a different angle. Watch the "Roxie" number from the film of "Chicago." Masterful camera blocking with mirrors.

Paul Anka was a strange dog-like creature, but the bit of being tricked into walking a dog and the individual jokes weren't reused. But all the service dog/idunno jokes are very Lorelai.

Paul Anka was a strange dog-like creature, but the bit of being tricked into walking a dog and the individual jokes weren't reused. But all the service dog/idunno jokes are very Lorelai.

The beauty of all this is that's nothing they say on stage is even NEAR an actual line of dialogue from 'A Raisin in the Sun.' I have no idea why they couldn't use the actual play but it's probably a copyright/money issue. Oh well, all the more random and delicious.

The beauty of all this is that's nothing they say on stage is even NEAR an actual line of dialogue from 'A Raisin in the Sun.' I have no idea why they couldn't use the actual play but it's probably a copyright/money issue. Oh well, all the more random and delicious.

I'm just DYING to see when and how ASP is going to use "Your girl is lovely, Hubble." Since that's cleeeeeeeeearly where she got the name.

I'm just DYING to see when and how ASP is going to use "Your girl is lovely, Hubble." Since that's cleeeeeeeeearly where she got the name.

Sutton/Michelle is not a fast talking "dame" like Lauren Graham/Lorelai in the Roz Russell mode, she's more in the barbed, one off zinger mode of early Joan Crawford mode.

Sutton/Michelle is not a fast talking "dame" like Lauren Graham/Lorelai in the Roz Russell mode, she's more in the barbed, one off zinger mode of early Joan Crawford mode.

It didn't, but it so easily could with Lorelai or Rory.