Lonelygirl15

Oh hell, she's a pod person

I have a couple of degrees in English and other things, but that doesn't make me a Creator, just literate.

sorry, that wasn't meant to be condescending. but if you felt patronized, maybe that says more about you than me?
anyway, i only meant to point out that many folks are criticizing the show for trying to be consistent with what it is.
if it isn't internally consistent, or is consistent but you don ...

All of Hopper's works are infused with a certain depression and sadness. And being lonely is a common theme, especially scenes where people are in groups and yest still alone. My guess is one of the Creators was a Hopper lover and knew that one of his paintings would fit the LG15 theme.

I'd say most are probably stretching the truth a bit.

hrm

ok. now, if im the only one who has ever read a series of unfortunate events then this is going to make NO sense.... if you have however youll understand what i mean exactly

i have two words for you johnny sir

do you write for the daily punctillio?

this world is quiet here.

Idiocy can only ...

Thanks, I try.

JerseyJohnny wrote: I heard that it was compared to Star Wars, in the same way that Actor Mark Hamilton played Luke Skywalker in the movie,

Wait a minute.... you mean he really isn't living happily in a galaxy far, far away...

OMG!

*sob*

Taming of the Shrew is what you mean, not Kiss Me Kate.

Regardless, many modern stories have similar plots to Shakespeare's. And most of his were based on well-known oral tales. There are only a handful of actually different plots around, it's the details that make things different.

Whatever, it ...

Taming of the Shrew is what you mean, not Kiss Me Kate.

Regardless, many modern stories have similar plots to Shakespeare's. And most of his were based on well-known oral tales. There are only a handful of actually different plots around, it's the details that make things different.