#oliretta wedding

[fromsouptonuts]

[merylqueenstreep]

Only Murders In The Building - On Set May 29, 2024 Oliretta - Are they really getting married? 🤔 🥰 Meryl Streep is seen filming "Only Murders in the Building" in the Upper West Side on May 29, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by Gotham)

[transcharleshsavage]

I have a fic idea about the oliretta wedding but idk should i write it ? Cause everything is olicharles if you squint hard enought

[essentialalls]

Was thinking about the theory that Loretta might die in the end of the season 4...and I'm not sure anymore. I mean, are the showrunners really that brave? And above all, would it be suicide for them in the true sense of fandom interests?

I don't know if you have or use Twitter, but on that social network they are OBSESS3D* with Loretta and Oliver, specifically and better said, obsessed with Meryl and Martin and their gossip (that's fine if you are too into it btw) and am I saying this because perhaps killing Loretta would create too much discontent? I don't know how much important it is this aspect for whom are in the writing room and write the story, but also nor should a part of the fandom be listened to at the expense of the story itself... anyway there are many Meryl fans who assiduously remember how John Hoffman is the first to love the Oliretta ship, their first and devoted fan, and would never allow them to be ruined, so 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️

Also has anyone thought that if the wedding goes as it should and nothing happens, is it very likely that Oliver will go and live in Los Angeles away from the Arconia and Mabel&Charles? (Yes, I know that you can travel and you can see each other again, we are in 2024, got it, but I always prefer friendship, especially if it was born first, ok, I've had enough of love that gets in the way. It's obsolete, basta! enough!!)

*I mean, I too could be obsessed with them, but I see them too basic I prefer my old men yaoi, oc. 💁🏻‍♀️🐶

[maineshewrote]

SPOILERS FOR OMITB S4 (and if I'm wrong, don't shoot the fangirl)

Isn't it so incredibly sweet that (as seen in the photos taken on the set) BOTH Will and Dickie are giving Loretta away at the Oliretta wedding? Not just the bride's son, not their bestie Charles, but Will and Dickie, fully knowing that this relationship is goals, going, "Here, mum/dad, this man/lady will make you eternally happy," and entrusting their parents with each other.

Bit of a Mamma Mia! moment if you ask me

#Sons of the Bride

[deeneedsaname]

Okay nvm maybe this will just be low-level stake drama with Oliver going crazy about wedding planning, im so fine with that

Also the sitcom tropes in regards to Oliretta are INSANE

[fromsouptonuts]

[merylqueenstreep]

Loretta Durkin-Putnam with the wedding bouquet 💐

[maineshewrote]

John Hoffman officiating the Oliretta wedding: I have all the power.

[maineshewrote]

I-just-started-s4e9-thoughts:

The way Charles just described working with someone and not wanting to let them go is exactly what Oliretta was about in season 3. Also, it's about the connection that Charles and Sazz share—the woman's playing Charles in her everyday life to the point of adapting many of his mannerisms, in addition to the looks.

I feel like this Sazz scene was supposed to make us think Glen was a natural and Sazz gave him his break, but we know from Glen that he was actually working with Ben for a while before that. So it's either a very misleading scene or the guy who fell into Sazz's car was not Glen at all.

I'm noticing only now that the beer Sazz preferred is also Belgian.

With the exception of Ronnie, Oliver with an Irish accent gives me life. Also the fact that he didn't drop the act even when the others did.

Come to think of it, the beer is definitely a huge clue.

Oliver seems unreasonably calm about the wedding and the fact that he has to make all the arrangements. So far we haven't seen him make any, except for deciding on the ideal location. Okay, maybe not ideal, considering the abnormal amount of death in the Arconia, but it's definitely ideal for them.

Oh, good, Glen has been washed clean. Peace is restored.

This must be the first time there's two animals in the opening titles.

The green screens really took me by surprise.

I just had an idea. If the wedding is taking place in the Arconia, is the building going to be decorated somehow in the season finale's opening titles?

Completely unrelated and brought on by Charles saying that Glen was not the shooter, I just remembered the writer saying he had excellent vision. I'm still suspecting him, and that would mean he could shoot from a distance.

Also unrelated, but imagine the way Dudenoff must be fuming. What are the odds of a killer disposing of his victim's body right where Dudenoff had chosen as his final resting place, and therefore endangering the professor's neat plan of keeping his found family together?

Why does that masked stunt protégé have to be blonde? We don't know any suitable blonde suspects. At least not that I can recall. Not that blonde. Unless, of course, they changed their hair in the two years since. Ooh, maybe they got burned during the stunt and either lost their hair or it was somehow tinged due to trauma? We do know someone who can't grow facial hair, is all I'm saying.

While I'm speculating, a severe burn would make a right-handed writer write door notes with his left hand. Except, according to the timeline we were provided with this season, the Tim Kono case happened three years ago and the stuff with Sazz's protégé was after that. Yes, I am aware that I just eliminated my own theory.

Once again, everything about Sazz has turned out so tragic. She took someone under her wing, taught them everything she knew, even gave them her dear father's fireproof vest, and it seems the protege is the one who killed her.

Could we just skip the embarrassing mess that would be Oliver's bachelor party, please?

My respect for lady Melon keeps growing. She's had so many chances and ways to be a bitch and she's just never taken the bait. She has just kept on working hard, doing her part, being positive and helpful and just overall fun, in her slightly off-putting but already familiar way.

I would love it if Mabel took a look at the script and noticed a scene or something that is not common knowledge and would indicate that the writer knew more than he should. By the way, if it turns out not to be him, I'm going to be so disappointed in all the clues I put together so far.

Are they still sponsored by the deli chain, though?

I'm wondering why that emergency contact bit upset Charles, aside from it reminding them all that Oliver is starting a new era in his life. For a moment I thought Charles used to be Oliver's and Oliver his emergency contact, but it was sort of implied in season 3 that Oliver's is Will, which makes a lot of sense, and now that we've met her, Charles's could very well be Doreen.

Ah, yes, my boy Glen is all right. What a relief!

Oh, that protégé is so gonna burn. They're gonna do something wrong.

Poor Charles has been through so much this season. Can't we just spare him the nerve-wrecking task of arranging that nightmare of a bachelor's party. Knowing this show, it's either going to be extremely awkward and not worth the trouble at all or they're going to skip the party and have a cozy celebration amongst themselves, possibly at the Pickle Diner, which regretfully, hasn't made an appearance yet.

Currently terrified for Glen, but the only hope I have is that as a stuntman he would have extraordinary lung capacity and the good sense and skill to play dead until the killer leaves. Though, he can't really play dead if the machines he's attached to say that his heart is still beating. Unless he disconnects them during the struggle. That would be glorious.

I am devastated.

I just knew the villain got burned. And I know why, too. They moved too quickly after being put out. So it wasn't Sazz's fault in any way, because she taught them well, they just didn't listen.

Now, this time I didn't even think I'd be right—but those were two such sweet scenes between Charles and Oliver. This season is just one emotional roller-coaster after another, I've gotta hand it to the creators, they really outdid themselves with touching story-lines and scenes this time around.

I wonder if Mabel got Helga to help her change her door code or if she's just counting on the Oh Hells to not take advantage of the fact that they have access to her apartment.

I said it!! I knew it! The burning stuntman not only was at fault because of moving too quickly after being put out, but the fire made the director's facial hair burn off! That is a massive clue against the writer! And I bet what he wanted to show the director was his OMitB script (which was somehow conveniently on him seconds after going through a fire stunt).

No, Mabel, don't leave your phone on the bed when you go to get a beer for the killer.

AND! There was a clue in the beer box!!

The shoes, too! Oh, it's all coming together. I love it!

Rex Bailey! Oh, the guys may have no idea who that is but we do! Although, Charles should remember the name from right before he was knocked out. Glen talked about Rex Bailey at Sazz's funeral—and how Bailey "got his heel blown off" (so he was never that much of a good stuntman), so that's why he would steal and appreciate shoes which, according to Ron Howard, have extra cushioning in the heels.

I was so fuckin' right.

I was not prepared for the ending. If the story was not tragic enough before (which it was), it sure is now. I am weeping.

Darling Sazz was so proud of her podcast trio and so convinced that they were doing something extraordinary that she wanted to immortalize them by turning their story into a movie script. She worked hard to get to the bottom of the plot holes in season 1, which she was basing her script on, except nobody had the answers she was looking for, so she had to leave the plot holes in the script for the time being.

I believe that the script-stealing happened after the stunt burning disaster. So sometime between the stunt accident and Death Rattle Dazzle Sazz realized that Bailey/Marshall, who blamed Sazz for his accident and couldn't put together a half-decent script, had stolen Sazz's script instead. On the opening night of Death Rattle Dazzle Sazz was trying to save her work by calling Bev Melon but never got the chance to explain that the script that Melon loved had been stolen from her.

Mabel really shouldn't confront a probable killer so alone and so far from her phone.

[maineshewrote]

I-just-started-s4e8-thoughts:

So I take it in this episode we're solving Dudenoff's murder by focusing on the Westies, who probably didn't do it, with an Oliver Putnam side quest of how to (panic and) plan a wedding.

I would have never thought seeing Paul Rudd in an episode's opening titles would bring me so much joy.

Watch out, we're getting another power cut in this episode. Probably with the incineration of Dudenoff, who by the way has got so much class for sending his invitations via raven. Seriously, the opening titles are so informative.

I think it's so stylish that the actors are dressing like their characters all throughout the season now.

I adored the twist in the comedic cliché of we-need-to-come-up-with-anything-but-that and then someone coming up with exactly that, except! it's not that. They're on the Arconia set, aren't they?

Charles's low-key fury at how wrong they got his apartment is on point.

Look at the painting! "Mean, cold meat." The way I cackled.

But did y'all notice that all of Loretta's lines on the phone were from her previous appearances on the show because Meryl was not part of this episode's cast? (Example: Loretta's, "I can't believe we're here," is from Sitzprobe.)

Going by Galifragilistic's theory of the wedding setting the tone for the marriage they want, Oliretta should get married at home, because all they really want is to be together, go back to their funny little apartment and fall asleep in each other's arms.

The bigger surprise here was learning that Oliver's front door actually locks.

Yep, called it. Incinerator power cut. The note was definitely left by the killer and not Dudenoff.

"Dead men don't send ham." Am I crazy or is everything a movie pun? This time on Steve Martin's "Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid".

Beautiful and tragic story with Dudenoff. I'm not even mad it wasn't a murder (and that I was wrong about the note to Helga), this is so much more poetic and so very fitting for an artist like him.

And they brought back "Here's Looking at You" from season 2, that's so sweet.

Oliver, you old romantic. That monologue was so touching, finally we're back to canonically tender Oliretta.

Lovely to hear them using the phrase "found family" that the fandom has long identified with the main theme of the show.

Finally!! I was going to complain about the serious lack of Gut Milk this season. At least they mentioned it.

Don't you dare! Glen is definitely not involved (or, at least, he isn't guilty). Glen is precious.