Abbie is still dealing with the effects of being in a remote otherworldly hellscape for ten months. Very good. She can’t just bounce back from that sort of thing. Ichabod disappeared for nine months or so after he shivved his first wife, so they have spent more time apart than they have together. She may not be enthused about returning to the FBI now, but she better go back to work.
Abby pushed her way to center stage at a party honoring Phoebe and was a boozy mess at Delia’s bachelorette party. It got so bad, Abby rushed the stage and started peeling off her clothes. Sabotaging festivities is a Real Housewife staple.
Drama is always the order of the day for the posh denizens of Downton Abbey but there is one family member who lives a charmed life and rarely has cause for upset and that’s Lady Mary Crawley. But in a stunning turn of events, the heiress recently had a genuinely upsetting day.
Okay, let’s talk about Abbie’s face when she gets a glimpse of Crane’s projection. So full of hope and just a teensy bit of cray-cray. Her vulnerability just makes her more lovable.
Okay, we love Abby McCarthy, but the Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce diva has been on a slippery slope this season and needs to get her act together before she alienates her friends and screws up her career—again. Here are Abby’s seven deadly sins.
Another day, another Crawley family drama. In an exclusive interview, Downton Abbey, the Crawley’s ancestral home, says there is friction and wants it wants to see the nobles kicked into the street. The latest scandal erupted during a house tour.
So now Agent Foster has her eye on Ichabod. Agent Reynolds suspects Crane had a hand in Abbie’s disappearance. Reynolds refers to her as Agent Mills. Guess he still hasn’t made her resignation official. Agent Daniel Reynold’s case board includes an Ichabod glamour shot.
The latest episode of Girlfriend’s Guide to Divorce, “Rule #36: If You Can’t Stand the Heat, You’re Cooked” offered some twists, surprises and revelations as delicious as one of Scott’s baked goods.
