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I just don't entirely agree; it depends on the help you mean. Too much sympathy only gives the person permission to keep feeling sorry for themselves (I've experienced this myself). You're essentially saying "Yeah, things really are that bad. You should be upset" which doesn't really help people...

Didn't there used to be a show called TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes? Or something similar? Plus I remember Gene Roddenberry used to bring the original Star Trek bloopers to conventions with him and eventually unauthorized copies were popping up all over the place. William Shatner said he...

Might as well ask the same question about me, lol.

But it's true. There's always someone else who would love to be in your situation. See if you put it that way it doesn't sound as harsh, lol.

You're on the right track, lol. ;)

Hehehe, sorry totally unrelated but I was listening to an audio interview the other day of Greg Berger, who played Orson. He pulled a song from the show out of nowhere that I hadn't thought of in years, lol. Anyway, yeah this isn't quite the harmless Jack and the Beanstalk story, lol.

We're just trying to say that life gets complicated as you get older, lol. But I do want to say, if you love Valentine's Day, then don't let anyone take that away from you. My family's never really understood my affection for Christmas, but I don't let their jaded moods interfere with my...

Well see the problem starts in High School when you see some girls being given roses by boyfriends you know they won't have next month, while you don't get anything. After that V-Day becomes a sore topic for many. ;)

Technically that's how Jack is portrayed in the Into the Woods musical.

Probably too much Sodium, lol.

Hey, Cinderella (1969) - I grew up this one; probably one of the first Muppet related projects I ever saw. Looking back now I love how it tries to be a parody of your typical fairy tales, especially with the inept Fairy Godmother, lol. And long suffering Kermit having to deal with prejudice...

I'm sorry Sarge, family is not an easy thing to say the least. Like others have said, hang in there.

Yeah Fred and Daphne were always more the exposition characters just to move the plot along, lol.

Wasn't he kind of clueless in Pup Named Scooby Doo also?

Well there's no logic to it, audience are just often reassured when they get to see the characters again at the end alive and happy, even if they're technically the actors taking their bows.

Well it's the same thing. It's fine if she gets to be the one to get Ferris in trouble with their parents. That keeps it in the family. But she wasn't going to get an outsider pick on her brother. I feel like we're supposed to know they're all talking about Scrooge.

My friend liked it OK but I literally wanted to walk out of the theater, I couldn't believe how bad it was.

Then the question comes up, does the show still retain the same level of quality it once did that it could carry off a successful remake? I'm skeptical. That I admit I wouldn't mind as much. :)

Well to be fair, this was like the first time in years Mom gave me anything for V-day. We usually don't think about it much, lol.

Well my Mom did surprise me today with a Snoopy valentine. I have to admit I was moved. :halo: