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I will agree that the driving scene could be seen as unrealistic. Angela could have stopped easier rather than putting the car in reverse, but as she admits later, it was exciting to drive the car. Perhaps she was caught in the moment and not really listening to Jordon when he yells "stop!", or mayb...

I think Brian signs the letter Jordon Catillano because in his internal monolog, Jordon is always "Jordon Catillano". It's interesting that Brian writes Jordon's name at all. Perhaps it is a way to remind himself that he is writing it for someone else. Also, I have to admit that it just sounds bette...

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Favorite over-all episode: Life of Brian Favorite moment between 2 or more characters: The tutoring scenes between Brian and Jordon, specifically when Jordon says “Forget the story. I can’t think about some crappy story. My life sucks too much.” Favorite, like, quote: “My life is so ridiculous. I ha...

I think this newbie thing is a great idea. I’ve been wanting to tell someone how MSCL affected me, but I didn’t want to go totally off topic in one of the other forums. Lets see… I started watching the show on ABC when I was 14 going on 15 and a freshman in High school, and again on MTV when I was a...

I went to school in Montana, so we wore lots of layers all year long. But the grunge scene was all about layers of comfy casual clothes. Consider its origin of Seattle, drab rainy days = layers of drab clothing. At least for me a flannel shirt just feels good, I still have one of my favorites from t...

I don't think Rickie likes being called Enrique and being singled out in front of the class. I believe this is why he jokes about it as a defense mechanism. No one likes the fact that they are different pointed out, especially in high school. Rickie just wants to fit in, he does dress a little diffe...

I thought the book was kind of fun to read, but in the interest of the continued story line, I didn't agree with it. There were some things that were believable, but over all the whole story felt a little off. I did enjoy reading about the characters just because I love the show, but much of the fan...

The best part of the grunge scene was the flanel, or plaid, or however you want to refer to it. My favorite thing from that period was the flanel shirt with the built in sweatshirt hood. Those were pure genius. My new mission is try and spot one in one of the episodes. Also, I know this is a bit off...

I've wondered about the tie-dye shirt that Angela wears to Rayanne's party in Other Peoples Mothers. I think i've seen a rose on it. It looks a lot like a Greatful Dead shirt to me, which would be interesting since Angela doesn't listen to the dead.

GRAHAM AND BRIAN Brain askes Graham about what he is going to do next, but Graham is the one who really starts into the conversation about making decisions. At this point Brian's delema is waying very heavily on him, and I think he jumps on the opportunity to discuss it with anyone. I don't think he...

Work has been crazy, I can’t believe that the discussion is on its fourth page already. First off, this episode is so much fun since it is told from Brian’s perspective for a change. We also get to see Angela actions with out the VO, I find myself wondering what it would say in many of the scenes. I...

I think it’s questionable judgment for Angela to share information about her mothers adoption with Amber the first day she’s known her, but what really shocks me is how Amber uses the information. Minutes after meeting Patty she launches into discussing her “abandonment issues”. This seems really in...

Ambers obsession with margaritas has is very curious. Most people have a specific drink that they make for themselves at their homes, mine is Beam and Coke. Most people’s choose a drink that is easy to make, with the exception of a small percentage that prefer a drink with many ingredients that is u...

I don't think Rayanne's dad is the type of guy who even has a checking account. The money is probably in many different denominations and is what he could scrouge up, or what he won on a bet or something, or what he got for doing work under the table, who knows. Here's a bigger question. Who would s...