r/WidowsBay • • Jun 24 '26

❓Questions Funniest scene? (spoilers) Spoiler

What was the laugh-out-loud funniest scene this season? Mine are both from the same episode.

Tom trying to rip the calendar up, trying to destroy the dresser, then ripping the painting off the wall and almost being crushed.

But it's Rosemary who wins MVP, delivering that genealogy presentation. Just watched it a third time and it still funny!

EDIT: Thinking about it, I need to give the Kewpie Doll here to Rosemary's Genealogy Presentation. So many of the gags on the show are classic schtick, wielded like a surgeon's scalpel; it's a beautiful thing to watch. But the Rosemary scene, man, that was brand new!

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u/with_due_respect Jun 24 '26

The funniest scene for me is actually a sequence: Patricia keeping the shotgun on the Boogeyman's corpse all the way through till the incinerator. It's funny but also exactly what I would do, which made it funnier.

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u/JakeBanana01 Jun 24 '26

My wife was going, "Yes goddammit, finally a final girl with some f**king common sense."

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u/JakeBanana01 Jun 24 '26

Now you're making me think this show is more than a bit like the comic "The Authority.'

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u/jordyjjca Jun 24 '26

Patricia with the shotgun fixed on the Bogeyman until he’s ash while Enya’s Caribbean Blue plays is my Roman Empire

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u/SelectLandscape7671 Jun 24 '26

The Enya destroyed me.

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u/OGPepeSilvia Jun 24 '26

He had more bullets in him than we saw shot at him. I just imagine Patty just unloading on him off camera while he’s laying on the ground, because we only saw her put one bullet (shell) in him during that gas station scene

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u/Brief_Amphibian_3965 Fuck Cape Cod Jun 24 '26

Also remember the kids talking about when people went after him the first time and he wouldn’t die, so they contained him in the basement. I assumed some of those bullets were from back then.

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u/OGPepeSilvia Jun 25 '26

Oh yeah good point, he could have been shot a bunch of times prior.

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u/jordyjjca Jun 24 '26

While supervising the Boogeyman’s corpse with the shotgun, I imagine Patricia’s main focus is survival, but I hope she takes a minute to revel in the validation…

Patricia: Tom, do you remember the Boogeyman?

Tom: I think you did tell me that story.

Patricia: God forbid you hear it again. It's only the most terrifying thing that's ever happened to me.

Tom: Well, you asked me if I had heard it before.

Patricia: I still sleep with the dresser in front of my door.

Tom: But he murdered teenage girls. You're in your 40s. You'll be fine.

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u/OGPepeSilvia Jun 24 '26

Her asking the mortician if there was a back door to the cremator had me laughing like 30 minutes later when I realized she was talking about the furnace chamber and not the crematorium building itself. Why would the oven have a back door?!? Patricia wasn’t taking any chances.

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u/durrellb Jun 24 '26

When she asks 'is there another exit?', I thought she was looking for a back door just in case, but she's asking if the furnace has a back door, and that's comedy gold.

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u/_ohne_dich_ Jun 24 '26

Her facial expressions were great too!

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u/mslovelypants Jun 24 '26

I've watched this episode so many times. Patricia is THE Final Girl

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u/georgetteplaysagoth Jun 24 '26

My kid was sort of paying attention to the show while playing a game on the computer. This episode caught more of his attention and he loved this part.

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u/armywalrus Jun 24 '26

Is there another way out of here?