ROTFLMAO, QM. I'm so going to do that, and play dumb.
I wanted Adam clothes so badly. I'm curious as to whose decision the wardrobe was, but it was probably his. Euan Morton went on their show once; he was dressed nicely, but nothing like that. Typical Euan clothes.
I do feel like this was a bit of an awkward show for him to be on, considering the supposed target audience. I mean, before him they were talking about motherly inventions and breast cancer and lipstick - but I keep telling myself that it IS national television exposure, and they always seem very big on bringing the theatre community to light on the show. He didn't seem his normal, goofy self, but I think I can see where that comes from. I don't think I was disappointed, because far as I'm concerned I think it was mostly a kick-ass performance, but I wish they'd interviewed him for that reason. He may have gotten to be a bit more comfortable, and acted more like that goofy, silly, snarky self that we all love.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
Updated On: 1/6/05 at 05:03 PM