Having heard about some of my issues during this time, on here, it IS amazing that nothing untoward happened at any of my own reunions I DID attend. But it was fun to see "Rizzoli and Isles" grapple with issues at Jane's. Maura looked fabulous in her dress, and we certainly related to the dread of seeing certain girls from the past who made one miserable. If only we had the strength and fortitude we did then. Which is why high school is such a painful and vulnerable time--we don't.
As for the ones who "had it," it was plain from what we saw that "had" was the operative word; all the girls, while looking OK, certainly did not have the luster they must have had. While Angie Harmon, playing Jane Rizzoli, outclassed them all in the looks department, especially with that hair, even though, as she said she was "average, unmarried, and a detective." Honey, when you look like Angie Harmon, there is NO such thing as average.
The name of this episode, was "Seventeen Ain't So Sweet," and, honey,they got that right!!!!!!!!!!
The minute that sleazebag Rory Graham came onto the scene, I knew it was him. Well, in tandem with his wife, Kate, the meanest of the Mean Girls. Some people change, some don't, and some get worse. But, at least, as this show proved, the latter do get their comeuppance!!!!!!!!!!
And Lorraine Bracco was on hand as Angela to dispense coffee, and maternal advice. With the Holidays rapidly approaching, it is time to get Angela into her own kitchen, so she can be seen whipping up some Italian specialities. From the way it looks as though Lorraine were packing on the pounds, I am sure she knows about such Neapolitan delicacies.
This episode should be seen by anyone who has ever gone to one of their high school reunions, or has feared going to one. Compared to what goes on at this one, you have nothing to fear!!!!!!!!!!!
Except poor make-up application!!!!!!!!!!!!
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