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\nI always loved her. She may have SEEMED to be the most “together” on Designing Women<\/i>, but when she lost it, she lost it bigger than anyone, in a way that had you wanting to cheer and also fall off the couch. Her timing was impeccable. I loved that character, she was my favorite on the show. There is something so wonderful about seeing such a dignified together woman repeatedly LOSE it. She is so hot-tempered and loyal, she just cannot help herself. I have been unable to find my favorite moment of hers from the show on Youtube: it has to do with her stalling before the crowd at a wedding (who’s getting married? One of the other women?), and for some reason there is a delay, so she goes out there to make a speech, but then she finds herself suddenly singing “This Little Light of Mine” – does anyone remember this episode? I am laughing just thinking about it – the baffled guests at the wedding, like: “why isn’t the wedding starting, and who is this crazy woman turning it into a cabaret act?” – but I loved this piece on Entertainment Weekly:<\/p>\n
Dixie Carter’s 5 best ‘Designing Women’ moments<\/a>. Clips are included, so enjoy.<\/p>\n My condolences to her husband, Hal Holbrooke, and rest in peace, Miss Dixie Carter. Thanks for the laughs.<\/p>\n \n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I always loved her. She may have SEEMED to be the most “together” on Designing Women, but when she lost it, she lost it bigger than anyone, in a way that had you wanting to cheer and also fall off … Continue reading