I agree with you that the show was a bit bleh when Nick and Jess got together. (Correlation, not causality?) Maybe, for all the obvious Sam/Diane parallels, the biggest one that will turn out to be true is that the time for Nick/Jess has passed. But right now, the writers pretty much *have* to deal with their feelings…

Or is it just an overlay of really sheer lace matching the beige lace veil? In any case, not like she'd make the lace herself.

I'm guessing that on the bodice at least it's lace appliqué, which comes in pieces and needs to be, y'know, applied and sewn into place. Can't remember the skirt, but at least there's a non-TV Reality solution to the bodice.

Yeah, I was just thinking about this! When Jess is sitting at the table and Cece comes over - what she says (something like, 'It's okay, babe, you don't have to say it out loud') is both realistic and reflective of a real sensitivity when it comes to writing their friendship.

Gah, just when I thought the episodes couldn't get any funnier, there was the photo booth callback - and then the sight gag of Winston in the curtain. So. Good. Came totally out of left field for an absolutely killer gag. (Maybe I'm biased because I'm a classics major, so the sight of togas gets me nerdy excited…

I think the best thing about this movie is that the 'wrong side' depends so much on the viewer. I mean, if you just think about how long it takes anyone to get anything through the UN - and how many compromises have to be made in the process, and how many duelling agendas there are - even in the real world… you could…