SCARY Wedding Singer fan sighting! — Page 3

I applaud your courage.

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Thems be big loads o' manure.

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In the words of Stephanie Tanner:

How ruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuude!

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A bit late but...
In the words of Jesse Katsopolis:

"Have mercy!"

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My friend took pictures with her phone. I mean, I am sure they are sweet girls and I was impressed with the details on their costumes, but according to cast members, they were just there on Friday, dressed the same way and they apparently expect special treatment from the cast for doing it. It's one thing to dress up as fun for yourself, but don't dress up to get attention from the cast. You will end up with negative attention and no one wants that.

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Well, it could be worse.

They could be going around with wedding veils on their heads and forcing cast members to take mock wedding photos with them.

It's happened, believe me.

I say, who the heck cares. They are enjoying themselves. They are not hurting anybody. And if they are teenagers, they will one day grow out of this (hopefully). But even if they don't...who cares.

You're talking about those people with the giant foam fingers who were at every single performance of "Faith Healer," right?

I'm just going to say that I was sitting next to this...incident Friday night. And I will also say that I'm not against getting a little rowdy at Wedding Singer, one of my favorite "fun" shows.

And I'm all for having a good time but... it was miserable. Loud cheering at the end of songs? GREAT! Laughing, clapping? GREAT! Screaming at a dog whistle pitch while the cast is in the middle of a number and yelling out their names to try to get their attention? Not so great.

I may never hear out of my right ear again and it was like seeing two "Lindas" during "Let Me Come Home" since the one dressed as Linda next to me had to use our seat space to get the "boomerang" hand motions done correctly. Good thing she knew the scene so well because she never once looked at the stage, because that would have required her not to headbang in the right direction. They were giving their own performance, constantly hooting at the cast and just HOPING the cast would appreciate their performance.

The problem? It's the CAST who is supposed to be doing a performance and you're supposed to watch them, not the other way around.

I've paid to see Felicia Finley do this, not a 15 year old dressed like a hooker and shrieking in my ear.

I've seen LOTS of rowdy audiences at wedding singer, but those girls were the ONLY ones who effectively managed to ruin the experience for everyone around them. And half the cast too, the looks on their faces onstage... they got "noticed" alright, just maybe not in the "wow isn't that great" way...

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Wow, that sucks, Lea. This is why I keep saying I am scared to see what occurs at the last show. I really hope the cast gets a chance to enjoy and take in their final performance, rather than get yelled at by rowdy audience members.

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These girls ARE scary. Were they just dressed up it wouldn't be too bad, but as Lea said, they were downright obnoxious and disruptive. It wasn't so bad on Sunday, I think because a few people actually warned the ushers beforehand and asked them to please try and quiet them down. Their piercing shrieking was at least kept to appropriate moments for the most part.

I think the most apt description I heard all night was "They sound like kittens... being drowned..."

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These girls have been repeatedly approached by ushers and crew, I believe (if they are the ones I've heard the stories about). Doing a couple of the hand movements in your seat, or clapping, is a typical fanatic thing to do and isn't dangerous to the actors. However, what they are doing is extremely dangerous. The actors do a great deal of movement and God forbid they lose their footing due to that... tragedy... in the front row - it could be quite a mess.

Personally, if I were the usher, they would have been removed from the theater.

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I'm glad that my only Wedding Singer experiences have been pleasant ones. But I can only imagine the behavior is going to worsen as it gets closer and closer to the closing show.

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In a way, I'm glad I'm not going to closing show- that is going to be all the crazies inside one enclosed space! Scary :P

But I sure hope most of the crazies wont be there on that Friday before, because I'm not going to let them ruin my performance!

Personally, again, I think there is a line between nice, supportive fan, and crazy, obnoxious. These girls who dressed up and screamed seem like they leaped across that line with flying colors...