Killing All The Right People best part of the show
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- Опубликовано: 28 апр 2011
- Kendall Dobbs, a friend of the women of Sugarbaker's and fellow decorator, announces to the women that he is dying of AIDS and wants them to design his funeral. The news gets Mary Jo fired up at a PTA debate on birth control.
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This was directly in the middle of the Aids crisis. It took alot of courage from the writers and actors to address it. BRAVO.!!
I believe the script was nominated for an Emmy...deservedly so.
The Orie Thompson's on Paul TDrt
Orie Thompson writers mother got it from blood transfusion and the quote was said about her mom in the hosp.
AIDS not Aids
@@ericandy88 I think you're right, I don't remember if it won or not.
The fact that Dixie Carter never won an Emmy for this show is a travesty. She was absolutely brilliant.
Absolutely! Happy to see another man who enjoyed this great show! 👍 from a Lincolnlover!
Exactly what I need today, 9/26/23! Dixie, you could/DID do a fabulous job of standing up for those who need/needed it most! Ever more prescient in these backward times.♥
It’s a damn crime she never won an Emmy.
I cannot believe this is true, but I just read that the show/actors were nominated 14 times, but the only Emmy Designing Women ever won was for hair styling.
"if God were giving out sexually transmitted diseases as a punishment for sinning, then you would be at the free clinic ALL the time!" I miss you Dixie!! No one can ever deliver quite as well...
Imogene is going to need a shitful of ointment for that burn!
Amen
If words could cut then Julia filet Imogene
That was a great episode
Very progressive for it's time
A friend of mine was dealing with an AIDS diagnosis at this time. One part of his holistic treatment plan was to meditate and focus on a particular number that he wanted to get his T-Cell level to.
"Designing Women" had done an episode about self-defense, and the women learned to yell "911!" in the case of an attack.
So my friend chose 911 as his target number. His partner wrote to Annie Potts, asking if she could send an autographed photo with a reference to "911."
Do you know what Annie Potts did?
She sent a cassette tape - BOTH SIDES - of a guided meditation focusing my friend's mind on the goal of 911.
These were seriously classy women.
Dan Mauller That is such a heartwarming story.Restores my faith.
Love this story.
god bless. hugs, all!
I wasn't ready for whoever it is that cut the onions
Please tell us that your friend survived.
"Imogene, I'm terribly sorry, but I'm going to have to ask you to move your car." "Why?" "Because you're leaving!"
Best. Line. Ever. Sooo Southern. :)
Translation: JUST GET THE F--- OUT OF MY HOUSE. NOW!!!!
I love the way she says you’re leeaaving
I hate the fact that woman has my great grandmothers name.
I listen to that and line again and again and again and am praying I get the chance to say that to someone in real life
Dixie was an awesome actress with the delivery of her lines. This scene and the scene where she puts the current beauty pageant winner who was criticizing her sister, in her place, goes down as my top two favorites!
"If God was giving out sexually transmitted diseases to people as a punishment for sinning..Then You would be at the free clinic ALL THE TIME!!"
My jaw dropped at that line :D
Julia read Imogene for the BACK ROW!
Julia nuked her with that line!
That's julia
The audience got silent, when julia said and so would the rest of us
"Oh yeah? Then how come lesbians get it less?" Best line in the scene. Luv Suzanne!!!!!
and I loved the death stare she gave imojean when Julia told her she was leaving. she looked like she was about to go gangsta on her ass! ;)
Because lesbians don't engage in as nearly as much sex, with nearly as many partners, in nearly as many dangerous ways as gays do.
@@p0rq No.
@@p0rq Talk about not getting the point, Imogene!
@@p0rq There is a time to speak and a time to shut the hell up
Julia Sugarbaker's rants are so glorious, they should qualify as religious experiences.
Truth!!!
shaneo693061
In my experience, they are!
+shaneo693061 LOL!! I know my hands went up! Julia Sugarbaker should go down as one of the greatest characters ever to grace television!
+iflyTony she really should
Me too.
"Killing All the Right People" will always be one of my all time favorite episodes. Linda Bloodworth-Thomason wrote this after her mother died from contracting AIDS through a blood transfusion. She said, it brought her enlightened interest of how people with AIDS were treated with prejudice especially towards the gay community. She definitely used her platform to show ignorance at its finest and that is beyond commendable! And in my opinion, she should have won the Emmy for writing this.
👏❤💜💙💛💚👏
The script was nominated for one & yes, it definitely should have won.
Ryan White did a lot to break the "gay cancer" stigma. He too contracted it during a blood transfusion, something that thankfully doesn't happen anymore, at least not in developed nations.
She heard one of the nurses saying the title line while she was visiting her mother in the hospital.
She was visiting her mother in the hospital--someone had written on the wall in the women's room "AIDS is Killing All the Right People." I had the chance to meet Linda B-T and shared with her the effect this episode had I me (and still does).
No one should ever experience such stupidity from a place that is ment to give comfort. That is tragic and we as a people should be better.
My uncle died from AIDS in 1985, and it was That Bad. His name was dragged all over town, the funeral home had to be browbeaten into accepting him, and the sense of shame that my southern family had is indescribable. The stories from then - dying men whose families have disowned them, left them for dead, and even refusing to claim their bodies - are unforgivable.
Horrible😥 May he rest in peace
Am so sry .damn that was a terrible time..that's whn no1 knew to much of it..
YES, they DEFINITELY ARE UNFORGIVABLE. 39 year survivor here and I came to (and STILL DO) despise hateful homophobic MONSTERS. And I always will.
I'm so sorry for your loss and the way your Uncle was treated after his passing. May he rest in peace.
I'm a 39 year SURVIVOR and stories like yours and the entire epidemic have, at the same time, made lifelong, horrible and DEEP SCARS in my heart but also strengthened me beyond description. Even if I lived to be a thousand years old, I'll always be indescribably astounded and grateful that I'm still alive but eternally heartbroken at how BEYOND horrible the human race as a whole is. Eternal blessings on your Uncle's memory and on EVERY LAST loving soul that died from aids.💜❤🧡💛💚💙🖤🤍🤎🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈🏳🌈
Up there full throttle with "and just so you know...THAT'S the night the lights went out in GEORGIA!". Priceless.
Was one of my favorites too!
This show and the Golden Girls were so ahead of their time. They paved the way.
"I'm going to have to ask you to move your car." "Why?" "Because you're leaving." That's actually my favorite line. :-)
Jon Thomas Translation: Get the fuck outta my house!
This is the best line in the scene
SAME! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
My mom said this a lot growing up
-"Oh, who cares what you think? You're not even all there!"
-"Well, as long as we're on the subject, neither are you!"
Someone's gonna need some ice for that burn!
I love that part. Bernice was so often providing laughs that it was awesome to see her drop a bomb like that. I cheer every time.
I love how Imogene points to her head, implying Bernice is senile, while Bernice points to her hear, implying Imogene is heartless.
@@DarthSyonFilms My fav part of this scene!
@@DarthSyonFilms I always thought she was implying that she was flat-chested, but I’m probably wrong.
Yay bernice
I watched my oldest brother die of aids in 1988. This is exactly how it was. People thought they deserved it. It was horrible.
Sorry for your loss
im so sorry. i hope youre doing ok and carrying on
Sorry for your loss. I"m gay and I was afraid to admit it.because of the AIDS epidemic. I was scared I would get it. So glad people know more about it now.
I know its late but sorry for your loss
A.I.D.S is a terrible disease in and of itself; but two things make A.I.D.S even worse than it already is: ignorance and fear. It helps to educate yourself about H.I.V and how it can and cannot be transmitted. A.I.D.S cannot be transmitted through casual contact; it can only be spread through unprotected sexual intercourse as well as by both heroin addicts and Intravenous drug users sharing needles and through tainted blood transfusions. Granted, the last of these has been reduced considerably since the American Red Cross began screening every ounce of donated blood in 1985.
I worked for a major Texas conservative corporation during this time. I ran the division in Boston. One of the staff, a male, contracted AIDS. I called Dallas and asked what we could do. I was pleasantly shocked when they said, tell him he will get full disability and his hospitalization paid for the duration. He did have to leave the work place as folks were scared and we did not know much about contagion of it back then. He was surprised and gracious and passed a few months later. I was proud of my company.
Julia did not drop the mic on Imogene. She dropped the hammer on her!
Not a hammer, Mjolnir
@@ThankYouPain09 facts
@Tanya Collett truth
Julia didn't drop the mic on Imogene. She THREW it at her.
This and the speech Blanche gives to Rose while she was freaking out over HIV/AIDS in the Golden Girls is what gives me so much life.
"Ima Jean, get serious! Who do you think you're talking to?!? I've known you for twenty-seven years and all I can say is: if GOD were handing out sexually transmitted diseases as punishment for sinning, then YOU would be at the FREE CLINIC ALL THE TIME...AND SO WOULD THE REST OF US!!!"
Love that line
Gotta love audience's reaction right before "and so would the rest of us". Makes the decline in live audiences for sitcoms these days very unfortunate indeed (yes, I know even in the past, laugh tracks were used to punch up some lines; it is when they are obvious now that makes them so sad).
Is it just me or does anyone else hear Dixie deliver that line no matter how many times it's written?
@@vjotb Dixie is a legend
Shut you the fuck up imogene and the audience
Absolute Favorite Julia-moment
While Dixie was Republican, she was also a staunch gay rights supporter, and I do think that it wasn't exactly stretch of acting as Julia- here.
She clarified later on that she more wholely identified with libertarian but she was still conservative. Either way she was a staunch lgbtqia+ supporter and we love her and Delta immensely for that.
Aids should not be a republican democrat issue Aids should be a human being issue as should Gay Rights all anyone wants in this world is to be treated as a human being
The problem is that you are NOT supporting the LGBTQ+ community when you vote for Republicans. This was as true 30 years ago as it is today. These people who claim to support the gay community but then vote for politicians who actively cause harm to queer people are not "supportive." They’re just hypocrites.
I had a family member tell me he fully supported me and my rights. He voted for a politician who wanted to make it illegal for LGBTQ+ people to adopt children. I called him out on it, and he had the nerve to argue that this didn’t make him anti-LGBTQ. I had to inform him that yes, it actually does.
@@DaveTexas I’m gay also and I disagree. As long as that’s not WHY he voted for him than it doesn’t make him anti LGBTQ. We’ve got our rights and they aren’t going to be stripped any time soon. Hell we have an entire month dedicated to pride, almost every major corporation supports it. As long as we stop trying to demanding acceptance be taught in schools with drag shows and such.. we have nothing to fear. That’s kinda like saying if I vote for a pro life democrat that makes me pro life. No, I just agree with them more than I disagree. Politics aren’t worth losing friends over.. It’s like 90% theater anyway.
@@ldeast25 oh, sweetie, the Republicans just took away a woman’s right to reproductive healthcare. If you think they won’t come after gay marriage, you’re too unintelligent to be allowed a say in the conversation. And yes, a vote for any Republican - no matter why - is a vote against LGBTQ rights. It’s part of their national platform. You’re either 12 years old or have an IQ of 70 to believe otherwise.
You want the gays to go back in the closet. You want gays to be erased from education. No gay history mentioned, no gay sex education, no gays mentioned at all. That is demoralizing to gay children. That’s why gay teens have a much higher suicide rate. We were all told we weren’t worthy of equal treatment. We weren’t even mentioned, making us feel alone.
Are you also in favor a Jews being told that their history - including the Holocaust - shouldn’t be mentioned in schools? That this country’s history of slavery shouldn’t be taught? That what Republicans are pushing for all over the country.
But you’re just embarrassed to be gay. And too stupid to know that your rights will be gone as soon as Republicans get the chance. Clarence Thomas already said that’s what the Supreme Court will do. Why? Because Republicans - elected by you - packed the court with neo-Nazi anti-LGBTQ justices.
Julia’s voice is like Thunder. Not one actress can tell someone off like her.
*"...including... P. EEEEEEEE.!!!!"*
LMAO!
That's my favorite part of the whole thing. 🤣
I think I jumped up out of my seat and applauded Julia Sugarbaker!
Someone actually told me about God's punishment. I did not hesitate to tell her a Julia inspired one liner.. Dixie Carter, you will be missed.
I'm curious, which JS one liner did you give?
+mslowe88 "If God gave STD's out, you would be at the docs frequently."
@@beasleybrother1 *BOMB DROP* *BOOOOOOOOM*
Bernice cracks me up. When she taps her chest and says "neither are you"
I love that she implied that Imogene was heartless.
@@julieporter7805I love it too! It’s hilarious that Bernice basically admitting that she might be a bit out of her mind at times but at least she still has what counts the most for a person: Compassion and acceptance of those who need it the most.
“Imogene, I’m terribly sorry, I’m gonna have to ask you to move your car.”
“Why?”
“Because you’re _leaving.”_
YOU TELL HER, JULIA! 👏🏻
Cruelty like this sadly is all too real. To look an innocent person in the face, someone with a horrible illness no less, and tell them they deserve to die. That's sadistic. I'm so glad she said this in the presence of Julia Sugarbaker. Get her, Julia.
The end of this episode is both heartwarming and heartbreaking.
The funeral tore me up!!!!!
When I grow up, I want to be a cross between Julia Sugarbaker and Clare Huxtable!
NOW that's a GREAT combo!!!!!!!
Robertoni7 OMG Can you imagine the iconic ness of such a mix?!
With a bit of the ORIGINAL AUNT VIV for that extra bit of spice!
So a hell of a mom and a great reader
The courage of the whole production team and the conviction of the actresses to take such a stance during such a tumultuous time…that took guts.
Including P. EEEEEEEEE.!!!!!!!
Does anyone else notice or realize that shows from the 80's like Designing women and Golden Girls both took on world issues they challenged the AIDS epidemic, took on national health care (lack there of) Gay rights, they spoke out against war, domestic violence against women and children, single parents. Not only the actors but the producers and writers were very bold and brave, made for some GREAT television. The true Irony is twenty years later we are still arguing about the same topics!.
Yeah.
Those Sugarbaker sisters were NO JOKE!
Love them
As a pwa ( Person With Aids ) and even before knowing that I carried the virus I found this episode rather enthralling because when Julia got " all fired up " the true truth came out and the facts began to fly freely and thereby let the hoity toidy kvetch know where her place was . Then of course telling that snooty heifer about going to the free clinic was in my mind just the icing with red roses on the cake :) .
The most magnificent temper to ever grace the small screen.
The girls want Julia to get fired up and they get a little more than they bargained for.
"And another thing...my son has an "A" in chemistry! In fact, he has an "A" in everything! Including P.EEEEEEEEEE!!!" I love this scene!
R.I.P Dixie Carter, I miss you & Julia! and all the cast of DW!
I love this scene. I am an HIV survivor since 1995. All of my friends from then are dead..
I'm sorry to. Hear that. Blessings to your continued health.
I didnt know about this scene or show. Watchmojo took me here. Im so glad it did. What a powerful scene
Nobody ever says much about it but I also applaud Camilla Carr, the actress who played Imogene Salinger, for being brave enough to play such an unsympathetic part in this episode.
Especially when most actors are loath to take on such a role, as it could typecast them their whole career.
Patrick Heath Yeah that could not have been easy to say those vile things and she probably got a lot of crap in the streets and while I said I would knock her out I know Its the character not the actress some people however cannot so I hope she did not get abuse in her real life for it Someone had to do it she has guts
I am thinking the same thing.
@@aprilgosa5779 I agree. That could not have been an easy role to play, but it was necessary to get the point apart about why this disease was so bad. It wasn't just the disease itself, it was the stigma caused by the ignorance about the disease. I really admired Tony Goldwyn's character in this scene. He didn't respond to Imogene with anger, even though
he would have been justified in doing so.
Actors act. That's what they do.
That's so cold and vicious. Telling someone with a horrible disease that they deserve to die. Wtf?! I'm so glad Julia ripped that hateful witch apart. Regardless of your religious or personal beliefs, what Imogene said was evil and heartless. Way out of line. Get her, Julia!
I never saw the show but when I first watched this clip I was shocked and disgusted what she said about God sending HIV/AIDS as punishment to homosexuals. How dare that bitch said that. Nobody asks to get HIV/AIDS wether they're gay or straight, anybody can get it. I'm no Catholic but I do not need to be cause I know and believe that the Holy Mother loves her children the way they are, people created bigotry by abusing her book cause they didn't like what she wrote, all her children are pure no matter who they are. For those who are abusing the Bible with evil and committing bigotry against homosexuals, unmarried mothers and any others on your hatred list in front of God I'm going to put this in her book: "Those who judge shall be punished by Hell"
Dixie & Hal Holbrook tighter again in heaven surely missed
What gets me is when Julia adds, “And so would the rest of us.”
20 / 25 years later they don't make television shows comedies that tackle social issues...shows like Designing Women and others will never come around in this day in age....great television is totally missed
I love how this show said this at a time where not much was known about HIV/AIDS.
I’m so glad we had this show! It was ahead of it’s time!
Julia Sugarbaker, the world still needs you.
I'm a christian and Heterosexual and i think this is bad what that lady is saying about the LGBT community. Us straight people can get AIDS too just like the LGBT people. This episode was amazing and this show is my grandma's favorite show.
this scene still makes me cry, years after I first heard it
because for years I told myself it was a punishment. and it took a lot of work to realize that mentality was toxic.
I've only started to discover this show, and I'm shocked it didn't win any Emmys for writing or acting!!
COME ON, PEOPLE!!
I never realized. I wonder why?
Julia Sugarbaker would make a great Minister preaching from the pulpit
We would all be at the free clinic....LOVE JULIA!
As hateful as the red-headed villain woman is, it is still a very shocking line of dialogue from her (at least for what this show is). More shocking still is how many people today still hold the same attitudes.
I'd like to take a moment and shout-out young Tony Goldwyn for playing the brave and beautiful character that was the subject of this scene!
Hey, that's Tony Goldwyn!! I used to watch this show faithfully and never realized that was him until just now. Granted, he wasn't nearly as famous then.
No, but just as GORGEOUS!
1:00 to 1:14 is the best part!
theiran lmao i so agree
theiran ohhhhhhhhhhh😎
Yeah .. no one but Julia S could so tactfully and gracefully kick someone out of her home.... again, Dixie... you were the best... rest in peace, dear lady...
She shut down that homophobe quicker than you can say homophobe. 😂🤩
“Getting A’s in everything! Including P.E.!!!!!!” Lmfao
Can we give Bernice the credit she deserves?
I always felt Julia Sugarbaker and Clair Huxtuble were the black and white versions of each other. Would read you down, and leave you standing there with your mouth open.
“…..including P.EEEEEEEEEEEE.!!!” *slams door then awkward silence*
“Well, she….finally got fired up.”
Lmao 😂
I was 5 - Julia Sugarbaker was already fighting for my rights ❤
First time I saw this I cried. Good job
*Including P.EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!*
I love that so much
You would never see scenes like this anymore.
Because conservatives would cry about it.
Is it bad that I've watched this so many times I pretty much have all the dialogue memorized?
This episode has me in tears and fist pumps for 30 min
Dark days. A diagnosis at this time was still largely a death sentence for many people.
Also, I don't get the joke at the end when she is yelling out the door about "all A's" and "P.E.". Running gag from earlier in the episode?
+Clint Guidry Earlier in the episode, Ima Jean was boasting to Julia how her son was doing so well at college. Julia decided to down play her own son's wonderful grades at school as something of a birthday present to Ima Jean by telling her he was failing chemistry. Julia explained at one point that telling that lie was a much better present for Ima Jean than buying her a scarf. The episode is posted here on RUclips so you can see the whole scene.
SweptAway529 Cool, thanks!
Friend of mine mentioned this scene to me today. And I entered the words and the magic happened
One of the shows most powerful and emotional episodes. Cheers to the cast and crew of Designing Women; a show never to be forgotten.
Most of my favorite moments in this show were the times when Julia would SNAP and let someone have it!
RIP my favorite Designing Woman.
Thanks for all the good times.👍
Whenever Julia stood up and said "THAT'S IT!" you knew someone was about to get told off. One of my favorites was when Julia told off that beauty queen who was making fun of Suzanne. "And that....just so you will know....and your children will some day know....was the night....the lights....went out...in GEORGIA!" She got all up in that woman's face.
All these years later it still makes me cry
Every time I watch this I cry, stigma then, stigma still
Just discovered this gem 💎 the day after 2922 midterm elections! 😉. Designing Women was a groundbreaker! Suzanne was my favorite and here she is looking so much like Elizabeth Taylor, who was such a champion in fight against AIDS, standing up to a self righteous 😡 😤 bigot! 🏆. And JULIA 🏆 ♥ as always 🌹 ROSE to the challenge! Loved another episode when Julia called a prepresidential Donald Trump!!!💋. LORD we need this show NOW! 🏆👍 💎
I miss these old shows
One of the best scenes in all of television right here!
There was a scene in The Golden Girls that touched his subject too and it was just as powerful!
Yes, I think I remember. Are you talking about Sister of the Bride season 6 of the Golden Girls ? When Sophia and Blanche were discussing about gay people ?
I love Dizie!! She is the true Southern lady!!
When this show hit its stride...it shot to the moon ...one of the best casts ever!!!
The Golden Girls and Designing women was ahead of the time how each and everyone of them stood up for what was right
This episode just made me depressed all over again remind me of my own battle to this day my mother still throws it in my face and the rest of my family members whisper to each other every time I come around I mean they literally dispose of their silver were right in front of me😔😢
Life has taught me you can't change people. You can change only yourself, and how you deal with it. I hope you are part of a support group, and spending time with supportive people. Have a blessed and Happy Holiday despite them. You deserve happiness, and love.
This is just beautiful!
She got her together
Don't forget Bernice added that extra glue
Loved this episode! :)
One of the best scenes on television ever!
When this aired, it took my breath away to see support for us. Absolutely still love this today and always. Btw she was a force and I would NOT wanna be on Julia's bad side! 😂
Hell hath no fury when Julia sugarbaker is scorned!!!!
Love this clip
That's what I like about Julia Sugarbaker: She doesn't take any crap from anyone. And when push comes to shove, she keeps her composure while being blunt towards the truly stupid people of the world. What she has said in this clip shows.
They need to show the entire series again from the first episode to the final episode...
I'm watching it now on prime. Commercial free.
Swell said Julia...you are a legend
Today I cried more deeply rewatching this scene hoping that this backwards mentality won't go back as the culture of hate has been inaugurated. :\
Dennis Garcia I totally understand where your coming from I am. 62 year old woman and I have never seen the country in such a divided condition.This isn't about party lines anymore.this is just plain ugly hate.
MrReasonablethinker, I am terribly sorry but I am going to have to ask you to move your car. The only thing that bothers us about the current President is that he was elected because of and with the help of Putin. You know that horrible man in Russia? And just for the record the MANY of you who loathed the previous administration mostly certainly did not accept it and absolutely positively did not make the best of it. You all acted the fool. So perhaps you should take your own advice and seek out a new country. Might we suggest Russia.
Mitch Gray maybe you’re right and maybe you’re wrong but it’s not about that anymore. All politics are about is trying to get everyone on their side. Tell me, how many people are in this country alone? U think everyone will all go one way 100%? Everyone is republican or everyone is democrat? NO! That will NEVER happen! And instead of trying to work together all you wanna do is waste time by pointing out the other sides flaws and negatives. It’s disgusting. I think you’d save a lot of time and energy if you just all got on a field and stand at opposite ends of the field, face each other, run at each other with pitchforks and just fight to the death. And I don’t mean till one side remains I mean one PERSON remains! Either that or get a hobby! ALL POLITICS ARE SHADY AND ALL HAVE SKELETONS IN THE CLOSET!
The show was brilliant and before its time. It touched on so many social issues, domestic violence, body image, AIDS, racial profiling, sexism , mental health, stereotypes, & cross dressing to name a few controversial topics.
“Then how come lesbians get it less?” I love this line because it also links to another episode where she actually makes friends with a lesbian called I think Linda, I’m not sure if that episode came before this one but it’s a nice thing I just noticed
It came in the fourth season this was the first or 2nd season
their preparing his funeral ? I didnt know they did this ! thanks
That's a Karen!
Love designing woman ! Fire it up!
My God, Tony Goldwyn was SO beautiful!
What is the title of this episode and is it on here?
“My son has an A in chemistry, in fact he’s making all A’s in everything, including P-Eeeeeeeeeee!” *door slam*