She really had a way with words, judges Anthony's purchase of books on making plastic explosives (something that I do not think exists) and doily making, giving Suzanne the opportunity to ask Anthony if he's planning on becoming a homosexual terrorist. Coming from anybody else, that line would be eye-rolling, but Delta Burke knows how to rip it right out. Meanwhile, the women are wondering what's up with Julia, not being available at certain times and talking in ways that are very un-Julia like. She seems a little put off by Charlene's comparing her to Eleanor Roosevelt, saying that if she were to have a fantasy life, it might be on an island eating oysters, drinking pina coladas and being fanned by well built native men. Indeed, she does have a secret life, using an assumed name and wearing clothing you could never imagine Dixie Carter wearing. Anthony learns a little something about racial profiling, very attracted to a beautiful Japanese girl and assuming that she's a delicate flower and finding out quite the opposite. Even though there had previously been mention of Vanessa at the beginning of season five, it's obvious that Anthony has moved on, a real shame because of all his girlfriends, I thought Vanessa suited him the most. Dixie seems to be having a really good time here, getting the opportunity to sing and lightening up, trying her best to try to be less predictable and more of an Auntie Mame.
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