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melora hardin as tammy cashman in season two of transparent
primetime emmy award nominee for outstanding guest actress in a comedy series
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get you a girl that can do both
#melora hardin#jacqueline carlyle#tammy cashman#the bold type#transparent#fangirl shitposting#sorry to reupload my literal ocd was screaming at me#mine#100*
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All I can think of when I see Jacqueline in The Bold Type is that actor playing a lesbian (Tammy) on Transparent
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Melora Hardin's First Apartment Was As Charming As She Is
Welcome to My First Apartment! Whether it's your first studio, a four-bedroom deep in the city shared with a handful of roommates, or even an entire house (lucky you!), there's something special about moving into the first place that's truly your own. In this series, we'll showcase actors, artists, entrepreneurs, and beyond—asking them to revisit that oh-so-sweet nostalgia of newly-found freedom.
You might have seen Melora Hardin most recently as Jacqueline Carlyle, "The Bold Type"'s fearless editor-in-chief—guiding her millennial magazine staff (and learning a thing or two from them along the way). She's the kind of boss we all wish we'd had to guide us through our first jobs, the kind who knows how to both push you and protect you, and when you need which (often before you do).
Or you might remember her as Jan Levinson, Vice President of Northeast Sales for Dunder Mifflin on "The Office," or as Tammy Cashman from her Emmy-nominated stint on "Transparent." You could also recognize her from her numerous roles on your favorite classic TV binges—she's accumulated a whopping 114 acting credits (according to IMDB) during her 40 years as an actress on shows like "Diff'rent Strokes," "Little House on the Prairie," "Quantum Leap," "Friends," "Gilmore Girls," and "Monk."
The bottom line? We've spent a *lot* of time on our own couches watching Hardin. And with that in mind, I thought it would be cool to venture back to when she was the one figuring everything out (even though her 20s could be considered mid-career for her!) Not surprisingly, her first apartment was actually more old-world bohemian than corporate cool, complete with Klimt prints, a big brass bed, and high-beamed ceilings.
Interested? Read on as she looks back on her first Los Angeles one-bedroom:
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from Apartment Therapy | Saving the world, one room at a time https://ift.tt/2PxnrQq
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Melora Hardin's First Apartment Was As Charming As She Is
Welcome to My First Apartment! Whether it's your first studio, a four-bedroom deep in the city shared with a handful of roommates, or even an entire house (lucky you!), there's something special about moving into the first place that's truly your own. In this series, we'll showcase actors, artists, entrepreneurs, and beyond—asking them to revisit that oh-so-sweet nostalgia of newly-found freedom.
You might have seen Melora Hardin most recently as Jacqueline Carlyle, "The Bold Type"'s fearless editor-in-chief—guiding her millennial magazine staff (and learning a thing or two from them along the way). She's the kind of boss we all wish we'd had to guide us through our first jobs, the kind who knows how to both push you and protect you, and when you need which (often before you do).
Or you might remember her as Jan Levinson, Vice President of Northeast Sales for Dunder Mifflin on "The Office," or as Tammy Cashman from her Emmy-nominated stint on "Transparent." You could also recognize her from her numerous roles on your favorite classic TV binges—she's accumulated a whopping 114 acting credits (according to IMDB) during her 40 years as an actress on shows like "Diff'rent Strokes," "Little House on the Prairie," "Quantum Leap," "Friends," "Gilmore Girls," and "Monk."
The bottom line? We've spent a *lot* of time on our own couches watching Hardin. And with that in mind, I thought it would be cool to venture back to when she was the one figuring everything out (even though her 20s could be considered mid-career for her!) Not surprisingly, her first apartment was actually more old-world bohemian than corporate cool, complete with Klimt prints, a big brass bed, and high-beamed ceilings.
Interested? Read on as she looks back on her first Los Angeles one-bedroom:
READ MORE »
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Melora Hardin's First Apartment Was As Charming As She Is
Welcome to My First Apartment! Whether it's your first studio, a four-bedroom deep in the city shared with a handful of roommates, or even an entire house (lucky you!), there's something special about moving into the first place that's truly your own. In this series, we'll showcase actors, artists, entrepreneurs, and beyond—asking them to revisit that oh-so-sweet nostalgia of newly-found freedom.
You might have seen Melora Hardin most recently as Jacqueline Carlyle, "The Bold Type"'s fearless editor-in-chief—guiding her millennial magazine staff (and learning a thing or two from them along the way). She's the kind of boss we all wish we'd had to guide us through our first jobs, the kind who knows how to both push you and protect you, and when you need which (often before you do).
Or you might remember her as Jan Levinson, Vice President of Northeast Sales for Dunder Mifflin on "The Office," or as Tammy Cashman from her Emmy-nominated stint on "Transparent." You could also recognize her from her numerous roles on your favorite classic TV binges—she's accumulated a whopping 114 acting credits (according to IMDB) during her 40 years as an actress on shows like "Diff'rent Strokes," "Little House on the Prairie," "Quantum Leap," "Friends," "Gilmore Girls," and "Monk."
The bottom line? We've spent a *lot* of time on our own couches watching Hardin. And with that in mind, I thought it would be cool to venture back to when she was the one figuring everything out (even though her 20s could be considered mid-career for her!) Not surprisingly, her first apartment was actually more old-world bohemian than corporate cool, complete with Klimt prints, a big brass bed, and high-beamed ceilings.
Interested? Read on as she looks back on her first Los Angeles one-bedroom:
READ MORE »
from https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/melora-hardin-first-apartment-261801
from waaaay over here ---> Melora Hardin's First Apartment Was As Charming As She Is
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“I know a little something about being jealous because people have been jealous of me my entire life.”
- Tammy Cashman, Transparent
#Transparent#Tammy Cashman#Tammy#tammy transparent#Melora Hardin#Transparent tv show#Transparent amazon#Melora Hardin transparent#Amazon's transparent#funny#quote#funny quote#lesbian#tammy and sarah#sarah and tammy
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TAMMY CASHMAN DESERVED BETTER
that’s it, that’s the post
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The gayest day ever: First went to the Pride parade, then Melora Hardin (aka Tammy Cashman) blew me a kiss, then set up a 6th date with a beautiful woman, ordered an awesome shirt and ended the day with OITNB and a beautifully naked Ruby Rose...I am so gay
#melora hardin#Tammy Cashman#la pride#take pride#pride#gay pride#lgbtq#lesbian#dyke#bobo academy#androgynous#androgynous girl#lesbian dating#gay#oitnb#ruby rose#stella carlin#gayest day ever#Queen#femme lesbian
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I can't keep my hands off your tits.
#sarah pfefferman#tammy cashman#amy landecker#melora hardin#transparent#these two though#sarah x tammy#i miss melora's long hair (but she looks great with short hair too)#*
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Sarah and Tammy. Transparent. Yeah, I like this couple.
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The internet...can't hate on that internet. It's magic
Tammy Cashman Transparent S1E2 “The Letting Go”
One of my favorite scenes of Transparent Mort is coming out as Maura and explaining to Sarah who she really is and Tammy reaffirms how the internet was/is a game changer
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