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So-Bad-It’s-Good TV: "Brothers & Sisters"

Posted by in Eco on Mar 15th, 2010 | no responses

Rachel Griffiths and Calista Flockhart in "Brothers & Sisters" (photo: Wenn) Last night’s episode of ABC’s drama “Brothers & Sisters” focused way more on the Walker girls (Sarah, played by Rachel Griffiths, and older sister Kitty, channeled by Calista Flockhart) than the boys. To recap: Kitty and Sarah got into a big fight. This happened because angry protesters heckled Kitty during one of her U.S. Senate campaign speeches, thanks to the sticky immigration status of Luc (Gilles Marini), Sarah’s swarthy French fling-turned-boyfriend. Oh, and because as a petit garçon, Luc lived in his uncle’s brothel. Oops. Later, Kitty and Sarah behaved like spoiled brats (as usual), refusing to apologize to one another while slinging back glasses of white wine in their mother Nora’s lovely Pasadena kitchen. Conveniently, Kitty and Sarah worked everything out by the end of the hour (whew!), but in the future, they really should take their cues from this kind of tension-free (and feathery fan-filled) sisterhood: Post from: BlissTree

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