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<blockquote data-quote="Soaplover" data-source="post: 436605" data-attributes="member: 336">I think by the time Weston came on, Lavin was starting to tire of the role because there were some episodes in the last season or two where she had a reduced presence with Vera getting more focus and development.The one positive I can say about the show was that the show actually matured Vera and she became less of a klutzy dingbat and more of a quirky and eccentric individual.&nbsp; She could add numbers in her head, she tapped down, and even had a long term relationship that resulted in marriage.&nbsp; &nbsp; By the final season, Vera had become almost a fully fleshed out character where we saw her at home and dressed up more in more trendy (for her) clothing.Jolene was different than Flo or Belle.. she had more of a down home charm and warmth without the OTT and flamboyant tendencies that Holliday and Ladd bought to the show.&nbsp;&nbsp; Her character was more supporting, but effective support.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Soaplover, post: 436605, member: 336"] I think by the time Weston came on, Lavin was starting to tire of the role because there were some episodes in the last season or two where she had a reduced presence with Vera getting more focus and development. The one positive I can say about the show was that the show actually matured Vera and she became less of a klutzy dingbat and more of a quirky and eccentric individual. She could add numbers in her head, she tapped down, and even had a long term relationship that resulted in marriage. By the final season, Vera had become almost a fully fleshed out character where we saw her at home and dressed up more in more trendy (for her) clothing. Jolene was different than Flo or Belle.. she had more of a down home charm and warmth without the OTT and flamboyant tendencies that Holliday and Ladd bought to the show. Her character was more supporting, but effective support. [/QUOTE]

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