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For years I never knew what the heck he was saying:

"Yeh ledda wunnaaa yore bore sahs,

buh lately wenna lookin' tooyore ahs,

Ah'm goin down down down down..."

This was brilliant. Sad and true at the same time.

I don't go for "benefit of the doubt" for stuff like this any more; the cops need to be KILLED, not just put on trial. They are absolutely guilty of murder. Period. In a saner time, this would have been evident to everyone.

I wonder how much these folks got paid to fabricate the details of the "plane" hitting the Pentagon. The physical characteristics of the impact location itself show how it couldn't have possibly been a plane. Maybe they were threatened because they did see a plane... firing a missile.

I don't know... the song is great, to be sure, but I'm not sure I like the choice of an overgrown, skateboarding, tattooed-up-to-the-ears, Clark Kent-turned-street-punk- who-can't-even-chew-with-his-mouth-closed dude to represent his father. Just the image seems weird, no matter how it may fit w...

This was surprisingly accurate. You need to record your own full folk version!

Too bad that Simon Templeman keeps voicing characters who refuse the sacrifice. :)

@V2Blast Correct.

@mellianne1 - Yes, the original shape of Arda was indeed flat, and was only made a globe at the changing of the world, when Ar Pharazon, in his pride, broke the ban of the Valar and attempted to sail from Numenor into the Undying Lands.

Why does the audience in the clip not seem to be even reacting? What's wrong with them?

Wait... what's that turning sound coming from St. Francis's grave?

@emilygold84 I remember that line too -- in fact, it's the only thing I remember about the theme: "... the Big Blue Marble... in spaaaaaaace." Thanks for remembering what I thought only I did.

This was a summer show for me, back then -- I've always associated this song with that time. Aghh -- feel old!

Anybody notice how Sarah Brightman keeps holding the note too long and lagging behind every time, even behind Jackie, who was singing it right?

@SirRFI Regular D&D is not a board game, although it does make use of a grid during combats in order to see where everyone is. It is a role-playing game played at a table, and the structure is that of a conversation between the players and the person running the game.

Yes!! Man, take back all the good stuff that's been lost -- Sesame Street, the 1980s, all that stuff so many of us look back on and feel like a whole culture has been taken away...

Or, I should have said that the beginning of it should look very April Ryan-like...

Clever and confident staging. It sounds like the harmony, and not the melody, is being sung most of the time, which threw me off at first.

The staging was brilliant.