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Wishing Well

Sep
19

If you could make any book or movie or TV show real and bring it to your neighborhood, which would you choose?

I’d pick a TV show and it would be Desperate Housewives . I could get hand-me-downs from Gabby (like they would fit me? but hey, while I’m dreaming… LOL), Mike would fix all my plumbing problems, and I’d love to hang out with Susan because she is ditzier than me and she would be a lot of fun out in the country. If I had trouble with anyone, I’d just whisper it to Carlos and he’d take care of it…. There’d be a lot of sex and lies and murder going on, so gossip in town would really perk up!! :lol:

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  1. 9-19
    8:01
    am

    Maybe Heroes. It would be cool to have a super power :rockon:

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  2. 9-19
    8:25
    am

    Can I pick an old show? Dallas! It had it all – money, power, great clothes, cool cars, cute Bobby Ewing, and JR’s evil doings to keep life interesting.

    Margery Scott - Reply to this comment
  3. 9-19
    8:32
    am

    I think Seinfeld would be good in the country. They wouldn’t know what to do without the coffee shop and taxis—–But they’d have fun doing nothing.

    generic - Reply to this comment
  4. 9-19
    8:53
    am

    Something along Rachael Ray’s line.

    Wouldn’t it be cool to cook dinner and find exactly what you need in one spot?

    When I cook supper, I spend 10 minutes rummaging through cabinets to find what I’m going to need.
    :hungry:

    Becki - Reply to this comment
  5. 9-19
    9:42
    am

    Norther Exposure. I love the funky comradery. :treehugger:

    Alice Audrey - Reply to this comment
  6. 9-19
    10:55
    am

    I haven’t a clue! My TV viewing is limited to news, weather, and archaeology or nature documentaries.

    But I’d love to have Mike Holmes come and fix my house! (Too bad I don’t get HGTV anymore…I *would* watch that!)

    -Kim

    Kim A. - Reply to this comment
  7. 9-19
    11:27
    am

    Oh, wow. So many shows to choose from!

    Maybe Eureka. What a wacky (but uber-smart) little town! And the sheriff is hot which is always important. ;) Plus, the town has the niftiest gizmos!

    Tori Lennox - Reply to this comment
  8. 9-19
    11:36
    am

    Oh this is easy. I’d pick Supernatural. Get to run around with the Winchester boys Sam and Dean, fighting evil spirits and whatnots, plus, did I mention the very sexy looking Winchester boys? Hope everyone has a great day today.

    Leanne

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  9. 9-19
    12:08
    pm

    I think I’d like Men In Trees. With the way the guys outnumber women there I like my odds! :lol:

    Susan - Reply to this comment
  10. 9-19
    1:34
    pm

    Charmed. Because I want magical powers… (And Pheobe’s Cupid)

    Jill - Reply to this comment
  11. 9-19
    7:33
    pm

    I agree with Eureka! :cowsleep:

    Ericka Scott - Reply to this comment
  12. 9-19
    9:04
    pm

    I third the Eureka vote! I adore that show! And Tori is right, the Sheriff is cute!

    Brandy - Reply to this comment
  13. 9-20
    1:18
    pm

    I thought I’d be original w/ “Eureka” … but turns out I got here to late to be original. :shocked:

    What a great town to live in, though. ANYTHING is possible. Plus, I’d give Allison a run for her money — Carter’s a great guy. :love:

    Marianne - Reply to this comment

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