Boston Public - 02/24 - with Tamyra!
02-24-03, 07:22 PM
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Boston Public - 02/24 - with Tamyra!
Good news, kids, she's gonna sing! Wheeeee! Expect lots of it, too.
Let's hope FOX continues these crossovers, and we'll soon see Nina Myers taking a belt sander to Justin Guarini over on "24".
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Let's hope FOX continues these crossovers, and we'll soon see Nina Myers taking a belt sander to Justin Guarini over on "24".
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02-24-03, 07:26 PM
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*Whew* That was a sarcastic exclamation point.
You had me scared there for a minute...
[Though, that 24 idea sounds good...]
You had me scared there for a minute...
[Though, that 24 idea sounds good...]
02-24-03, 10:14 PM
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I called her story in the other thread today, and I was just joking. What do I win
I loved the little girl telling Brooke off, but that's mostly because I can't stand Brooke.
02-24-03, 10:48 PM
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I found this kind of funny. It's from tvguide.com
Tonight's Boston Public revolves around a closeted teen named Devon who comes to terms with his same-sex feelings after witnessing a gay bashing. There's just one problem — Matt Lutz, the actor playing Devon, is about as pro-gay as Jesse Helmes. "I think homosexuality is a sin," the conservative Christian tells The Advocate. "I think that it is a lifestyle that I don't necessarily... I think it can be unhealthy." My take? Sounds like this guy's looking to blame someone for Will & Grace's uneven season.
Tonight's Boston Public revolves around a closeted teen named Devon who comes to terms with his same-sex feelings after witnessing a gay bashing. There's just one problem — Matt Lutz, the actor playing Devon, is about as pro-gay as Jesse Helmes. "I think homosexuality is a sin," the conservative Christian tells The Advocate. "I think that it is a lifestyle that I don't necessarily... I think it can be unhealthy." My take? Sounds like this guy's looking to blame someone for Will & Grace's uneven season.
02-24-03, 10:56 PM
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LOL, MrX. Talk about being a hypocrite.
The show was sooo predictable. It was about as suspenseful as watching paint dry.
That little girl was sort of annoying. At times, I just wanted her to shut up, but seeing her tell off Brooke and that guy was hilarious. It was sort of silly that nobody ever confirmed that the little girl would stay (and if she is so darn smart, why didn't she transfer to a charter school, where she'd be appriciated?) or if Tamara got the part (even, though we know she did). A bit irritating.
And the moral lessons of the week, kids:
1) Be gay and darn proud of it. And if you are straight, then accept your gay peers, darnit.
2) Don't take advantage of smart, lonely 12 year old girls, darnit.
3) If you get stage fright, just get some encouragement from a teacher, and you'll blow everybody away, darn it.
The show was sooo predictable. It was about as suspenseful as watching paint dry.
That little girl was sort of annoying. At times, I just wanted her to shut up, but seeing her tell off Brooke and that guy was hilarious. It was sort of silly that nobody ever confirmed that the little girl would stay (and if she is so darn smart, why didn't she transfer to a charter school, where she'd be appriciated?) or if Tamara got the part (even, though we know she did). A bit irritating.
And the moral lessons of the week, kids:
1) Be gay and darn proud of it. And if you are straight, then accept your gay peers, darnit.
2) Don't take advantage of smart, lonely 12 year old girls, darnit.
3) If you get stage fright, just get some encouragement from a teacher, and you'll blow everybody away, darn it.
02-25-03, 12:46 AM
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Marilyn was almost creepy the way she kept pushing Tamyra and beaming at her. Can someone play Tamyra's scenes frame-by-frame? I think I saw her change expression one time, but I can't be sure.
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