I have now caught up with all the aired episodes of the Naked Brothers Band. It wasn't easy though. Turbonick didn't have the original pilot movie, and I couldn't find it anywhere else, so I ended up fishing out some serious cash just to get the full NBB monty (pun intended). It turned out that the day I get the DVD from Amazon, someone does put the movie up, on Youtube. Bummer. I guess it's still not a total waste, though, since the Youtube rip is missing a few segments. At least everything else is on Turbonick, if only it was always acessible. That site has more bugs than a rainforest.
About picking up parcels, I was told that Canada Post would leave these at the main office, and when I got my replacement laptop battery (I lost the original on the plane back to university), that was what happened. However, for some reason, I had to pick up my DVDs at the post office. I also needed to provide an second government-issued ID, since I had no proof of address. So I spent a full half-hour walking home from the post office to get my passport and then back to the post office. And that's not even counting the walking I would have done anyway. I'm too cheap for my own good, I could really use a bike sometimes. Furthermore, the DVD case for Fiddler on the Roof, the other movie I bought, was badly cracked.
As for the movie itself. I guess it was OK. All the guest appearances were a little lame however. It didn't matter who they got to do a cameo, in the end, the movie is about the kids, and all the adults in the film took away from that. Also, the first part of the movie (up to the introduction of "Boys Rule, Girls Drool") was a little dull. The rest of it was good though. I can see why the movie was never rated. It's hard to place: it seems to be in between the Y7 and PG ratings (as if there weren't enough different ratings already).
Zooming ahead to season 3, the song "Face in the Hall" is now etched into my memory. I can even remember the lyrics to the entire first verse and chorus, and I'm usually terrible with lyrics. I'm thinking the reason the song won me over so quickly is because it's the way I want to feel: the past is tying me down, and I want to break free of it.
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I saw the commercial for "iOwe You". I wonder who paid for Freddie's new laptop. Also, even a undergrad like me would have trouble getting $526 in any reasonably short amount of time. I really wonder what tricks Carly and Freddie have up their sleeve to help Sam out. Nevertheless, I'm betting Sam gets fired at least once in the episode.
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