turns out kids were playing Hide and Seek, and Karen called the fuckin sheriffs. My neighborhood FB page is full of delicious drama this morning, half the people here are now at war, with death threats and sheeeit. Everyone is White 🤣
EDIT: this is a very nice upper middle-class place, with zero drama, normally...the neighborhood FB page is now full of Karens seething, and dudes posting laughing emojis.
Gladys Gruber Kravitz is extremely nosy, frequently peeking through her curtains at the Stephenses home. Kravitz's nosiness, her frustration at never being able to convince her husband or other neighbors of the odd behavior across the street, and the difficulties she causes the Stephenses are all recurring themes on Bewitched.
Samantha Stephens always comes up with a fabricated reason why Gladys Kravitz had seen what she had seen, and Gladys can never prove to others that there is anything beyond the ordinary happening at the Stephenses', which causes her no end of annoyance and causes her to question her own impressions and even her sanity. Sometimes, however, when Gladys and her nosiness goes way too far, especially when it involves any city officials or the police, Samantha utters, in anger, that the trouble is "some more of Gladys Kravitz's handiwork!"
bossman131 1 points 10 months ago
Bewitched, where it all started.
Gladys Gruber Kravitz is extremely nosy, frequently peeking through her curtains at the Stephenses home. Kravitz's nosiness, her frustration at never being able to convince her husband or other neighbors of the odd behavior across the street, and the difficulties she causes the Stephenses are all recurring themes on Bewitched.
Samantha Stephens always comes up with a fabricated reason why Gladys Kravitz had seen what she had seen, and Gladys can never prove to others that there is anything beyond the ordinary happening at the Stephenses', which causes her no end of annoyance and causes her to question her own impressions and even her sanity. Sometimes, however, when Gladys and her nosiness goes way too far, especially when it involves any city officials or the police, Samantha utters, in anger, that the trouble is "some more of Gladys Kravitz's handiwork!"