OOH!
AN old school nick reference, i forgot did they use a real alligator or a fake one? i think they might have used both depending on shots and close ups....

I dont think thing was a pet, i think he was most likely a maid or co-butler.
maybe.....

HEY E-69!!!

you sure like to kick it up old school with your TV animal references dont ya?
lol
I dont even think rin tin tin was on TV land or Nick@night.

oh...ewww....

Well, for sure it must be on DVD, along with some other awesome features. I dont know what season its from though, Im not even sure what seasons are on DVD,lol.

hmm......
If you could have any pet from any TV series...what pet would it be?

Me: I dont know if this counts, but i dont care. The Loan rangers horse, "silver".lol. He was a verhicular-pet.

thanks duckiegiggles, i was not aware.

but with all these examples it seems like a lot of the boy kidnapping flicks were only written before 1995

Well, Where the hell are you sposed to find someone?

You can't date at work really (bad idea most of the time)
The bar scene/club is full of questionable characters
If you are at school it sure is hard to make a good impression dashing through classes and such.

So, yeah, I think s lot of us may have been hesitant at first to do this because of the "stigma" but come on, the world now a days is pretty fast-paced.
and it is not like the movies where you fall in love at a diner or something.

So its either this, or we have arranged marriages by our parents,lol. (for some of us anyway)

true, but cant writers be creative enough to make a gender neutral horror film?

Like, for instance, "The Mummy" & "the Mummy returns" and "the mtrix" trilogy.

The two main characters were a couple and they both took turns saving eachother.

Or does that sound too mushy?

It just seems off sided with all these "sexialized torture films" I probably shouldnt talk though cause I've never seen them, i dont think i want to though.lol.

Like those quintin terantino films and such, and not to mention whatever the director of "Saw" (i know he is asian and australian,lol)

I think the only modern horror movie that didnt have any seemingly particular violence towards women was "dead silence"
it was old school ish, and from the same director of "Saw"

Nightmare on elm street?
hmm..I never noticed that,, I guess I will have to check back with you.

I spose the herione(sp?)/victim ratio of hollywood might be balanced after all.lol.

80s Horror/slasher movies were super creepy and so wrong.

I liked Poltergiest though....it wasnt great, but it was something,lol

um, they most likely put it on the DVD, what was the episode about?

oh.
Well, I feel as though i need to make a new point (free country, right?)
A lot of movies coming out now seem to be all about victimizing women...
Especially "missed call"

It seems like not only in the real world women are victimized but in movies they have to be tormented by the supernatural,*shrug*

Well, the only kidnapping plot involving a boy hat i can remeber is "the golden child" with eddie murphy.

"both gendered childern"

woops

I mean

"their female AND male offspring?"

Is it me, or do a lot of kidnapping plot movies usually involve mostly girls?

Are they done that way to reflect reality, or are they (movie industry people)afraid that consumers may not appreciate the idea that they might have to believe that they have to "especially" protect both gendered children of theirs?

hehe, gaw, do I sound like a feminazi?lol.

The Brady's of course have to be the least realistic of them if only for the fact that that had to be the UGLIEST KITCHEN IN CABLE HISTORY!!!!!!
lol.

I watch that show a the time!!!
Thank Cheese that its on DVD!!!

I can't choose, I like either show depending on mood.

In sociology in high school the teacher made us watch episodes on the simpsons and write papers on them....

****ALSO

My inner child LOVED hamtoro!!!

I was addicted to sailor moon <33333
When I was 13

I like Crayon Shin Chan now, that counts right?