AS FAR AS IDEAL family members go, most of the Bluths certainly leave something to be desired. Except for little brother Buster—now he is a dream come true. And so undervalued!
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I think Lindsey is one of the most undervalued characters (by the audience), though I too much prefer Buster. He oddly reminds me of my uncle.
I wonder what George Michael’s girlfriend Anne would have to say about sisterhood. I can imagine she’d have a uniquely religious and awkward perspective.
As an only child, I think a sister would’ve been awesome. However!…there’s really nothing that can compare to a father-uncle-dad. So I’m told, at least.
E, Lindsay would make a terrible sister! Remember when she tries to steal Steve Holt from her own daughter?
We should make a male equivalent of this website called The Father-Uncle-Dad Project.
I don’t think I’ve seen that episode, but she would make a horrible sister for a lot of reasons.
I’ll write for the equivalent website if someone pays me and I can write about brotherhood, though I definitely can’t produce the same quality material as the posts on this site. Anyone know of a gig where I could get paid to ramble about revolutionary brotherhood or watching the Celtics with ‘the boys?’