Boston Public 5/6
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Can anyone tell me why the actress who plays Lauren Davis is first in the opening credits over the actor who plays Steven Harper? Harper is the principal, he runs the school. All major decisions go through him, or, at least, they are supposed to. He has the final say in all the goings-on in the school. I just don't get how a teacher among many teachers gets credited first over the principal.
I can understand this during the first season when characters were just being developed, but in season two? Why?
I can understand this during the first season when characters were just being developed, but in season two? Why?
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Re: Boston Public 5/6
Originally posted by CaptainMarvel
Gaaaaaah. More singing.
Gaaaaaah. More singing.
Originally posted by PacMan2006
Can anyone tell me why the actress who plays Lauren Davis is first in the opening credits over the actor who plays Steven Harper? Harper is the principal, he runs the school. All major decisions go through him, or, at least, they are supposed to. He has the final say in all the goings-on in the school. I just don't get how a teacher among many teachers gets credited first over the principal.
I can understand this during the first season when characters were just being developed, but in season two? Why?
Can anyone tell me why the actress who plays Lauren Davis is first in the opening credits over the actor who plays Steven Harper? Harper is the principal, he runs the school. All major decisions go through him, or, at least, they are supposed to. He has the final say in all the goings-on in the school. I just don't get how a teacher among many teachers gets credited first over the principal.
I can understand this during the first season when characters were just being developed, but in season two? Why?
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Originally posted by PacMan2006
Can anyone tell me why the actress who plays Lauren Davis is first in the opening credits over the actor who plays Steven Harper? Harper is the principal, he runs the school. All major decisions go through him, or, at least, they are supposed to. He has the final say in all the goings-on in the school. I just don't get how a teacher among many teachers gets credited first over the principal.
Can anyone tell me why the actress who plays Lauren Davis is first in the opening credits over the actor who plays Steven Harper? Harper is the principal, he runs the school. All major decisions go through him, or, at least, they are supposed to. He has the final say in all the goings-on in the school. I just don't get how a teacher among many teachers gets credited first over the principal.
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I also had a LOL moment when Guber met the floor with his butt.
I find the whole Guber-Lauren thing strange considering the initial start of the series 2 seasons ago when Lauren thought Guber was basically harassing her, but now 2 years later, with a meeting of the minds, she's receptive to Guber's advances. Strange line between being thought of as a "stalker" or an acceptable "courter".
Senate got in a good line or two (when Steven was all flustered about Robin). The sarcasm Steven gave the Slipper/Shoe lady was classic (I'm sure the crew must have busted out laughing on the set after they filmed that scene).
I find the whole Guber-Lauren thing strange considering the initial start of the series 2 seasons ago when Lauren thought Guber was basically harassing her, but now 2 years later, with a meeting of the minds, she's receptive to Guber's advances. Strange line between being thought of as a "stalker" or an acceptable "courter".
Senate got in a good line or two (when Steven was all flustered about Robin). The sarcasm Steven gave the Slipper/Shoe lady was classic (I'm sure the crew must have busted out laughing on the set after they filmed that scene).
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Originally posted by Patman
Senate got in a good line or two (when Steven was all flustered about Robin). The sarcasm Steven gave the Slipper/Shoe lady was classic (I'm sure the crew must have busted out laughing on the set after they filmed that scene).
Senate got in a good line or two (when Steven was all flustered about Robin). The sarcasm Steven gave the Slipper/Shoe lady was classic (I'm sure the crew must have busted out laughing on the set after they filmed that scene).
I thought the ending was good especially with the prom king asking the prom queen to dance. I can't imagine it ever happening in real life but it was a very noble thing for the king to make the queen feel like a queen for a night.
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Ugh, this show becomes more like Ally McBeal all the time...
They needed one more thing for that ending...
Everyone hold hands ... and SING...
WE ARE THE WORLD, WE ARE THE WORLD...
They needed one more thing for that ending...
Everyone hold hands ... and SING...
WE ARE THE WORLD, WE ARE THE WORLD...
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Originally posted by dotheDVDeed
Ugh, this show becomes more like Ally McBeal all the time...
They needed one more thing for that ending...
Everyone hold hands ... and SING...
WE ARE THE WORLD, WE ARE THE WORLD...
Ugh, this show becomes more like Ally McBeal all the time...
They needed one more thing for that ending...
Everyone hold hands ... and SING...
WE ARE THE WORLD, WE ARE THE WORLD...
They would always play it when Nell or Ling would flit around the office.