DROP DEAD DIVA “Make Me a Match” Episode 10

I’ve been meaning to write about how much I enjoy Drop Dead Diva for a while now, and since I got a chance to take an early look at this upcoming episode, “Make Me a Match,” I thought I would share some thoughts.

In this episode, Liza Minnelli plays a psychic, Lily, who sues her sister, Tessa (Delta Burke) for opening a competing business across the street from hers. She is represented by Kim and Grayson. I have to say that Liza Minnelli and Delta Burke make a really fun pair together.

One fun fact, according to Lily it’s not the eyes, which are the window to the soul but the eyebrows. You make of that what you want.

In “Make Me a Match”, Jane is busy suing a dating service that failed to provide Judge Madeline Stone (Rosie O’Donnell) with an appropriate date. The owner of that dating service is played by Gina Torres.

That case is pretty fun as well. Overall, it’s another entertaining episode from Drop Dead Diva. And to tease you a bit, Jane also gets an unexpected visit in this episode.

In the meantime, Check out a first look at DROP DEAD DIVA “Make Me a Match” Episode 10 airing this Sunday September 20 at 9pm ET/PT on Lifetime Television. Paula Abdul guest stars.

Episode Synopsis: DROP DEAD DIVA “Make Me a Match” Episode 10 – Jane decides to help Judge Madeline Stone with her love life and ends up suing the match making service she uses for fraud. Meanwhile Grayson and Kim are on a case with dueling psychic sisters who refuse to share in the family business. Fred also makes an unexpected return. Features Guest Stars Liza Minnelli, Delta Burke and Rosie ODonnell. Starring Brooke Elliott, Margaret Cho, Jackson Hurst, Josh Stamberg, Kate Levering, April Bowlby, Brooke D’Orsay and Ben Feldman.

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By Sandie | September 19, 2009 | 3 Comments

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http://melancholymusings.com Barbara

That was weird when she went on about the eyebrows. Now I’m going to have eyebrows on the mind all day.
Carmen

Who played the other lawyer, the one who asked Jane out on the date?
I’ve seen him before but cannot remember what else he has done?
cjniya

I thought that one day Deb, or she should be called Jane now, would reunion with Kent. But the writer Drop Dead Diva did not think so, may be it is not a romantic story but a reality tragedy. Both Jane and Kent find the new mates now, what will their future be? In this play, the love is no longer the forever and ever thing. The love between Stacy and Fred is the same. Their love is not the diamond that would not change forever—- but in my opinion, it should at least be the rubber wristbands, it is not luxury but it should not be broken so quickly.
I think the writer for this play is trying to tell us the essence of love in the reality. For the adults, the perfect love in the fairy tales could not exist in the reality. The love between Deb and Kent could be regarded as the one in the fairy tales—- the prince has the promised future and the princess is glorious. They fell in love with each other at the first sight. But actually it could not be true in the reality. Could you believe that Kent could explain his case to Deb and she could understand it? If Deb did not die at the traffic accident, they might break up later. It is the story of Prince Charles and Princess Diana.
Then let’s look at the relationship between Stacy and Fred, how could a poor guy manage to date with an empty model? Yes, Stacy did kiss Fred, but I consider that kiss should be due to the passion but not the true love. You know Stacy’s life: luxury, glorious and expensive. Maybe they will date in the small restaurant for several times and it could be fresh to Stacy, but will she get used to it? Maybe when they finally break up, she will forget him completely. Maybe we should change the name Drop Dead Diva into Drop Love Stories.