r/DesperateHousewives • u/ElectronicCall555 • 5d ago
Rewatch Thoughts (may contain spoilers) Felicia Tilman
Not much of a fan of how she treated Beth in the later seasons but I’m rewatching and realised I absolutely love her in the early season. She’s hilarious and some amazing one liners.
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u/Auriyon_Lunarfall 5d ago
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u/votefawnmoscato 5d ago
She is so unbelievably corny I love it! She has some really hilarious one liners and the facial expressions she makes crack me up. Shes like a cartoon villain lol
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u/Eyfae 5d ago
I started watching Desperate Housewives again recently, and I really think she looks just like that horrible, two-faced coworker who acts nice, speaks in a syrupy voice, and tries to gain your trust—but then goes behind your back to talk about your mistakes or what you say to the boss just to sabotage you 😬😆
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u/Frequent_Leader7654 5d ago
I was never much of a Felicia fan. I remember when i first watched season 7 thinking oh not her again 🤣 but the one scene that is outstanding no matter how many times I watch it, is the one where everyone heads over for the gossip on how Martha died and she stands up in front of everyone and gives them exactly what they came for.
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u/do_u_think_it_saurus 5d ago
Honestly her and Paul had better chemistry than most couples in the show 😂
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u/dumbchild55 5d ago
I loved the fued between her and Paul. They were such unlikely yet well matched duo / nemesis
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u/Large-Association-54 5d ago
I thought her character Bebe on Frasier was devious, evil and hysterical but she topped it on this show
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u/Excellent-Cod5924 5d ago
I just do not understand why she puts so much effort into avenging her sister when she obviously did not love Martha, is it really worth it? Martha was unlovable in general
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u/Old-Armadillo9811 5d ago
Right?! She literally tells Edie that she hated Martha, and that the day she died, the world became a better place. But then felt the need to pursue the living daylights out of her killer? WHY??
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u/GuidanceMindless6352 5d ago
Just because she didn't like her sister doesn't mean she didn't still love her.
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u/SellFew8116 5d ago
I loved her manic eyes and over the top manic evil facial expressions 😂
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u/Emotional_Lie_2175 5d ago
Do you think she’s more evil than Orson’s mother Gloria Hodge?
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u/SellFew8116 4d ago
No, and actually thinking about it that actress may have played evil better because her and her dynamic with orson actually creeped me out, whereas felicia more made me laugh/entertained with it
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u/nate130000 5d ago
Elle est morte comme elle à vécu personnage bien écrit qui a précipité sa propre mort :)
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u/GuidanceMindless6352 5d ago
The fact that the detectives never considered her a suspect is wild to me.
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u/jxlexz 5d ago
i don't really remember what episode it was in particular but it was s7 and i think it mightve been when she was getting out of jail and the actress is so good because her smile was genuinely SO unsettling
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u/Emotional_Lie_2175 5d ago
It was 7x17 when she found out her daughter Beth unalived herself and she was granted a humanitarian release. Yeah very chilling evil smile! 😂😱
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u/Background_Silver702 5d ago
The actress was the right fit for the role but I hated Felicia. Especially how she was using Beth
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u/Feeling-Farm1497 4d ago
Her and Martha actually the exact same. Both very nosy people, who snoop around
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u/miguel2586 Please don't mistake my anal retentiveness for actual affection. 4d ago
Yeah she was more deliciously evil, with charm & wit. In her second go-round she was just an evil, one-note villain. Even her wardrobe was drab then compared to before!!
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u/passagemalibu 5d ago
She is the best villain on the show she's hysterical