Favorite ASU Moment (possible spoilers)

i have so many...

- Sheriff Earl speaks. ("and i'm going to kiss you...hard." i practically pee myself every time.)

- Dean gets off the bus. (is it possible to NOT cry??)

- Sylvia sings to Jim. (again, is it possible to NOT cry??)

- Dennis agrees to let Natalie be Chad's sidekick. (i want to run up onstage and hug him. he's such a sweetheart.)

- ONE cow passes by during "Now or Never" (is there really a place in the country where there is A cow in the pasture, and no more?? lolol)

and my least favorite? when the biker-angels drop down during "If I Can Dream". they're such eyesores, especially in such a beautiful, moving song.

what are your favorite/least favorite moments???

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My favorite song in the show is "Come On Everybody," but I have to agree and say I was relieved when the show was over.

Your post asks for favorite/non favorite moments. I posted my favorite. Get over it.

And if you didn't want negativity, why ask for least favorite moment?

Updated On: 8/17/05 at 03:37 PM

I can't remember the exact name of the song, I think "Lovin' My Baby" (the same one they performed on the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. I liked that number the best, though I didn't like the show. Not to be too negative, I'll end with something positive: Cheyenne and Jenn did a wonderful job.

But you also asked what people didn't like about the show, so you were setting yourself up for negative feedback.

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Updated On: 8/17/05 at 04:07 PM

I actually enjoyed GV more than ASU. I know, that is very sad...but true. Mamma Mia is the best jukebox musical though. Saw that for the first time this past Friday (8/12) and LOVED it. Carolee Carmello was awesome!

hahaha. Lennon sucked.

better dottie?

I wondered how Karen Murphy was in "42nd Street". Did anyone see her?

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My favorites are the instrumental part in C'mon Everybody where everyone is just dancing, when everyone is yelling out names in Can't Help Falling in Love, and Burning Love.

I love almost every moment of the show, though. This is hard!

"- Dean gets off the bus. (is it possible to NOT cry??)"

Oh please...this show is so predictable and lame that all its plot twists were unravelled in Nostradamus' quatrains.

fosse, the show isnt about being unpredictable, its meant for you to just have fun and not be so critical! if anyone has read Twelfth Night, you can tell what will happen in the end, but that is a small part of the show everything from beginning to end is a great time, so dont be so critical!

" "- Dean gets off the bus. (is it possible to NOT cry??)"

Oh please...this show is so predictable and lame that all its plot twists were unravelled in Nostradamus' quatrains. "

fosse, i didn't say what are the most unpredictable plot twists of ASU, i said what are your favorite moments, here are mine. and you seem a bit bitter. perhaps if you stopped being so cold and allowed yourself to truly become part of the show, you could feel what i feel every time the bus rides offstage and then dean runs upstage and says "lorraine!" i've seen the show seven times, and i knew seven times that dean would come back. but watching that bus pull away just chokes me up, and when he comes rushing back to lorraine, i can't help but be a bit emotional. you don't have to cry; you don't even have to feel sad. but don't discount the moment solely on its predictability, because every show has at least one *moment* that moves the audience (either to laugh, cry, cheer, etc.) but can be seen from a mile away. is it silly? yes. is it predictable? yes. but is it moving? yes.

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