Thoroughly Modern Millie/Fridge

Fridge Brilliance

 * In the musical, Mrs. Meers's acting is even more cliche than in the film. Then again, Bun Foo and Ching Ho are pretty stereotyped too. So maybe her acting talent really is quite good In-Universe.
 * In the musical Thoroughly Modern Millie, I was always bothered with how Mrs. Meers seems to suffer massive Villain Decay in the second half. She seemed to turn from a threatening villain who sold people into slavery, into a reject choir girl. Watching it again, I realized that indeed, this transformation does indeed happen... but there's no indication that any of her victims are ever found or rescued. In other words, she has shipped off perhaps hundreds of young girls, mostly orphans, to be unwilling prostitutes in China, a country with people they cannot communicate with, because of her "reject choir girl" reasons. Alright, Meersy. You get your villain status back. - Hueha
 * Actually almost everything in Thoroughly Modern Millie is Fridge Brilliance. When it's revealed at the end that . It explains everything, how Dorothy was supposedly raised in an orphanage but extremely Rich in Dollars, Poor In Sense, how come Millie saw Jimmy and Miss Dorothy together, etc.


 * Fridge Logic: How does Jimmy get down from the Sincere Trust building's window ledge when he's "hundreds of feet in the air"? In the musical, the scene is immediately followed by a blackout. Was rock-climbing one of his hobbies...?
 * It had to have been, how else did he get there without going through the doors?