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So, Season 2 happened the way we saw, although some details were left out. And then life keeps going. Except Kevin's.
Now that the fic is complete, I should update with a more detailed summary. But it's tough, because this is pretty much it. 🙃
The chapters are like episodes of a proposed third season, and the plot is . . . an excuse to throw Patty and Allison together for another season of "TV."
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22 Apr 2026
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Gertrude Fronch is living her best life in Keene, NH when Tammy comes to tell Allison that she's free. Patty insists to Sam that Allison wants to be found, and we're pretty sure she's right.
So . . . what could go wrong?
Must something go wrong?
Just a little idea I had that will read like total fanfiction. Because it is.
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20 Apr 2026
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“Not even your nosy ass neighbor?” Tammy’s question pounds against the edges of Patty’s skull, nearly choking her with a heady mixture of shame and anger.
The anger wins out. It usually does. She’s angry as shit that it took someone else to point it out to her. Angrier still that it’s all falling into place too goddam late.
Because if there’s one thing you absolutely cannot do when you’re about to help a woman kill her husband, it’s do something stupid like fall in love with her.
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18 Apr 2026
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"But they're parallel." She stops for another drink, realizes that Allison hasn't followed her point. "I mean, parallel lines, they don't touch, that's the whole point. They're always just, like this." She sets her palms an inch apart, two fingers awkwardly clinging to the neck of the bottle to keep it from spilling, and it doesn't look parallel at all but it'll do. "Parallel universes are like that, but universes. They don't touch, ever. Who cares if it's there? If you can't touch it, it might as well not exist, right?"
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18 Apr 2026
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In 1981, Debbie and Ruth perform a poignant scene from The Children's Hour by Lillian Hellman. The scene seems to hit home for Ruth, and the two discuss it.
This directly references lines from The Children's hour.
TW: mention of suicide in the notes (context for the play) and mentions of homophobia
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25 Mar 2026