What is filthy rich

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First, to all the people who are commenting on "what did Kim Cattrall do to her face? However, in multiple scenes with close-ups, her face has been CGI air-brushed. First, a few obvious comparisons, not only to something like "Dynasty," but more recently HBO's "The Righteous Gemstones," which also dealt with a family of hypocritical televangelists; and Fox's woefully misguided "Almost Family," which hinged on an unlikely sorority of daughters fathered by the same fertility-clinic doctor.

In "Filthy Rich" not to be confused with Netflix's recent Jeffrey Epstein docuseries , the Reese's peanut butter cup version of that blending involves a Southern family -- wallowing in the trappings of wealth, as they run something called the Sunshine Network -- rudely awakened by the sudden demise of their patriarch Gerald McRaney , whose will reveals the existence of several children that he sired out of wedlock.

It's a shock to his wife, Margaret Monreaux "Sex and the City's" Kim Cattrall, oozing honey with her accent , as well as their grown kids, triggering a battle for control of the Sunshine Network.

She has a strong right hand in the family attorney Steve Harris , but faces challenges that include an ambitious minister Aaron Lazar , who doesn't think Margaret can handle the job. The new additions to the family, meanwhile, each have their own stories to tell, the most interesting being Ginger Melia Kreiling , who has been running a successful online-sex enterprise before realizing she might come into some cash the old-fashioned way -- namely, by inheriting it.

Currently the phrase has been softened some. It is often used to talk about someone who is extremely wealthy. Even if they got that way through honest means. The term 'filthy rich' can be traced back to the 16th century.

The exact phrase was first used in print during the 's. A edition of the Ohio newspaper called The Lima News used it in a story discussing the effects of the Great Depression. Many people were forced to sell their homes or starve.