ihavecountrycrock asked: "Okay, I can't remember what these things were called but I have SUCH vivid memories of them and I'm dying to find a picture of one, so I'll just describe it to you and maybe you'll know what I'm talking about.
It was on a keychain, shaped sort of like a silly putty egg, and when you opened it there was like a tiny little habitat inside with moving pieces (battery operated, I believe). I think I had a dog one, but I remember there were other animals too. Haha do you know what I'm talking about?"
hmm you know… that sounds really familiar to me… I’ve been trying to research it, but haven’t come across anything yet. I’ll definitely update if/when I figure it out!
Who remembers the Ramona television show starring Sarah Polley? I don’t think it lasted long, but I loved it! I still have a few VHS tapes around here =P
nicoleandynamite asked: "why did they switch from lily to lindsay (as morgan) on bmw?? lily was perfect!"
She was, wasn’t she? I’ve heard so many rumors over the years; Lily’s parents didn’t want her on the show anymore, Lily was bratty and got fired… I don’t really believe either of those, though.
I think they may have just wanted an older Morgan. BMW liked to speed up time—6th grade began the series, so season 7 should have been their senior year of high school. But somehow, in a very clever and seamless way, season 7 found them as college juniors/seniors. So, my guess is that they needed Morgan to age a little faster to catch up with the series. I just hate that they turned her into such a snarky, mean girl with Lindsay!
No Guts, No Cory (episode 6) definitely. I LOVE time travel episodes and this one was especially awesome because it was a TGIF crossover night. Salem (Sabrina’s cat) ate a time ball and kept showing up in the different sitcoms all night. The time ball he ate brought all the shows back to another era.
Salem brought the BMW cast to the 1940s, where Jack, Shawn, and Cory were soldiers in the war. It was such a cool TGIF night that this episode automatically becomes my favorite from that season… not to mention that it was an amazing episode on its own. (I’m also a little obsessed with the ’40s) LOL.
Others that stand out in my mind are: Episode 10 The Last Tango in Philly, episode 17 And Then There Was Shawn, and episode 19 Eric Hollywood.
I will forever see the younger siblings and remember their appearances in Tulsa, Tokyo, and the Middle of Nowhere, and the Road to Albertane tape… especially Mackie “running back and forth beating trees” (I’m sure they really appreciate being remembered for that. LOL). They have the most beautiful family <3
