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Clooney pays $20 at kids' lemonade stand. ♥
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Music and pictures: What's your favorite use of a pre-existing song on a TV drama? I'm not talking about about best theme songs, though there can be exceptions. ("California," for instance, became the theme to "The O.C." because Josh Schwartz loved the way it
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Oh. Holy. Shit.
God, Dodger and the boys. The mind boggles with wacky possibilities.
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Dodger could be a hunter, too, or something. He could have helped John out in the early days. And the boys don't know/remember him, but they meet him again now. Or something.
Someone should write this!
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Of course, I'm all about fudging timelines, because man, the McMurphy/John aspect is really intriguing. Whereas the Dodger bit just makes me giggle like a little girl.
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You should totally write that. *nods*
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My god, they mentioned *everything* in that list. Aside from "Two Cathedrals" and 'Brothers in Arms' (to which I say, "hell, yeah") I thought of Art Garfunkel's "All I know" in Nip/Tuckand Joshua Radin's "Winter" in Scrubs and *both* were mentioned.
Also, "Boom, Boom, Boom" - my god, that's obscure. In the commentary they say it's some band Chris Tergesen saw play and really liked or somehing. But, Oh, yes, definitely a good pick.
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Also, "Boom, Boom, Boom" - my god, that's obscure. In the commentary they say it's some band Chris Tergesen saw play and really liked or somehing. But, Oh, yes, definitely a good pick.
I love that song. I had to buy some random movie soundtrack secondhand to get a copy of it, back in the day.
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I am in full support of this proposition.
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- hg
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Uff. I lived there for a year. ::horrible flashbacks::
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I learned a lot about how people-not-like-me think. I also learned they don't want to learn about how I think.
I suspect a TV show sets episodes there because parts of town look like the back lot at Universal, which might be why The Day After was set there, too. Bus Stop and Picnic, also. There's a lot of civic pride for playwright William Inge.
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