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@m4yflower She means that praying or him wearing a catholic st. medal can't cause him any harm, and that since she (Ana Maria) is a catholic, she feels that it can do good.

I have to say that I love the diversity of the casting. It seems like just about everyone is represented and mixed couples and kids are the norm, just like in real life. cool.

McFey Sounds like he is "doing" an American accent. Not bad.

@CasualtySeries hence my comment, "Boom in the shot at 4:58."

If you look closely, "the guy" is Nick Jordan.

Sarah is really talking about Jay's funny impression of Professor Edwards. Ruth was just about to apologize, but as Sarah keeps talking, she realizes that she is only talking about Jay's exuberant personality.

Whoa, the Cat-scan technician is an escaped muppet.

Ruth is pathetic and very flawed.

@cshargeit Pete has selective memory, he has made asinine comments about Moon's drum fills all being the same, he says Moon and Oliver Reed were shagging each other. I think he is full of crap....everyone knows that Roger was the leader with a transition to Pete later on. Pete is talented but hi...

Townshend's remark about Moon's drum fills is a stupid joke. I suspect Townshend's sense of humor as being.....lame.

At 3:01 it seems Rodger starts to chuckle seeing Keith working without the cymbal that was lost in that tussle .

nice

I was sure it was going to be a pantomime horse in that box.

I think it is most likely conceived by concerned African Americans. I don't think it is racist, just targeted at one group. I have seen other PSA's targeting white stoners. This one does get your attention by giving the target audience the option of using anger as a reason not to do drugs. Most a...

Although The Who is a good band.... I don't think they would have ever made it without Moon.

hmmf, guess they didn't want to pay Tool for 46 &2 again

I especially like the part where the woman taping this coughs. Sounds like bronchitis...better get that checked out.

I've seen Steve sing it in concert. But it sounds like Elefante's voice is sweetened by the engineers.

who would have thought that the phrase, "that it squats," could sound so lovely.

His need for attention helped shape his style, which fit well with the WHO, he is fascinating to watch. From this show, it seems that he was an introvert who needed chemical or alcohol assistance to give him the courage to interact with others. It is really a sad story.

Too bad Keith Moon is only shown wrecking his set. How about some clips of his playing?

So Steve's voice is better? It used to be perfect, but it really fell apart there for a while. I was bitterly disappointed withe the cd they put out with the London Symphony, I listened to it once....and I know every note of their albums except In The Spirit of Things. (Which is hard to find, I h...

Well, it is obviously lip-synched like all those old shows. The song had a fade, (which I grew up hearing, but nevertheless despise.) I think it looks like Pete gives Moon a look for playing the cymbals too loudly over the tape at :48. Love the rolls at 1:19 and 1:24

8:07 Moon tosses a cymbal off his kit.

Moon was so much fun to watch.

stacey is kind of rude, messing up abs scrubs like that. ick.

ha ha the way you edited it, it looks like Jess dies.

They are so embarrassed to laugh so hard at the

"Tourette's" material.

mathew perry's hair maybe.

Coogan is exhibiting a lot of patience.

I didn't sense that Neeson was making any attempt to sound American in Taken. There are always cases of actors who just forget about trying accents. If they are good enough, you don't care. I.e. Sean Connery as a Siberian born submarine captain. I think Coogan has a big advantage over Brydon in ...

Boom in the shot right over May's head at :27

I'm just going to make a short comment about "The Crucible." Yes, there is a movie version of the play. The theme of the play was about the witch hunt for Communists in 1950's America. It had little to do with religion. The puritanism was just a metaphor for the outlandish reaction to the domesti...

NIce job, good song pick, too.