Last Call for Drag Queens
Here we are… another week of Carrie… lying to her Dad. Her Dad drops her off at the law office – where is USED to have her internship- she goes in the revolving door and comes right back out and goes to her new internship at Interview Magazine.

This happened at my office today too
Hmmm, it’s like Cher’s bedroom circa 1987.
Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves? Yeah they are under the covers somewhere
(I’m kidding, I love Cher. Btw, my husband, who is British, calls her “Chur.” He can’t put together that “Ch” could be pronounce “Sh.” He also calls Amish- AAA-mish.” Same reasoning. A = AAA not A= Ahhhh. Yeah, I know, he’s a lunatic.)
At Interview, Carrie is helping Larissa with a photoshoot. They happen upon Bennet (the Children of the Corn dude from Halloween) and he’s fighting with a Macintosh (Generation 1 computer)- Carrie comes along and tells him to eject the floppy disk out of the disk drive – he looks at her like she has 3 heads – so she ejects the floppy for him. She really saved the day!!
Carrie seems like she is having fun and it is all consuming… but she still has time to think about Sebastian.

At school, Sebastian catches up with Mouse and ask her how Carrie is doing- as she exited the dance pretty quickly after she realized he was staring at her like a fat kid looks at pizza. Mouse wonders why, if Sebastian is so happy with Donna, does he even care what Carrie does??? Sebastian confesses he wants to break up with Donna.
OMIGOD!!
No one has EVER broken up with Super Vixen Donna LaDonna.
Nobody messes with a Super Vixen
Mouse confides in Sebastian that Carrie and George, the backseat groper, are dunzo…
Over in “Friend of DorothyLand,” Walt is telling Mags the plan for “The Junior / Senior Lock-in,” but Mags is preoccupied with the lies she has told Walt, and her cheating. Donna knows all and is dying to tell everyone Mags’s secret. Mags is about to tell Walt everything when Mouse interrupts with the breaking news of the impending Sebastian / Donna break-up.
Welcome to Dumpsville, Population: You
Sebastian tells Donna that he wants to break up. Donna blasters a brave face on over her pillow-lips and says “We both knew this was fizzling. But can we wait until after the “lock-in” to tell people?” Donna is in charge of the lock-in and she although she always has everyone’s attention and admiration, she doesn’t want anyone’s pity. So it would be better to wait until after the “Lock-in” to dash the romantic hopes and dreams of Castlebury High. (Speaking of Castlebury, Castlebury always makes me think of Florence Jean Castleberry… aka Flo from Mel’s Diner.)
Kiss My Grits!
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I see the Dorrit got lost again going to White Castle.
I forgot the show was on. Yes doing laundry was more exciting. Was it really that easy for high school kids to get into NYC clubs back then? Does this mean that Walt is no longer part of the group and Sebastian will be taking his place?
Misred thank you for the recap.
That first picture of Carrie screams do something about the mismatched hair and eye brow color.
@labowner I moved to NYC in the late 80′s and there was never a problem for underage kids to get into clubs and bars. Even to buy beer at the bodegas. Besides, most clubs had an “18 to party, 21 to drink” rule so any 16 yr old could alter an ID to 18 quite believably.
even in the early 2000s, when i was still underage, i could get into NYC bars easily enough. it’s harder than getting into suburban bars! hell, i’ve been approached by undercover security in atlantic city casinos at TWENTY-EIGHT to demand my ID recently.
a lot of this stuff doesn’t make sense, though. and wtf, larissa, really? you’re shocked carrie is actually a kid? who the fuck has an internship and is an adult? who leaves their fake paying job to become an intern somewhere??? and how did it just happen to work out that she could only come in for the same day? and how did carrie expect to keep the charade up with her school? so many ridiculous things to think about. if dad hadn’t figured her out, i’m sure the school would have, no matter how “indefinitely” barb would cover for her (and why would she risk her job by doing that in the first place?).
You think a kid that age would care about having a job? Especially a kid Carries age? And blond hair with dark eyebrows is sort of the whole point of the look. Actually I think her eyebrows look great. Donna LaDonna has the best fashion on the show, but 80′s styles are back because they deserve to be back. They have a great impact, which is why everyone loves them, except older Baby Boomers who probably just don’t want to put on their old clothing again.
I doubt Donna is trying to seduce Walt.