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- why are you like this? - like what? [dance music playing in background] - like how you are. - hey, jordan! you coming or not? - how am i? ♪ ♪ how--how am i? - "my so-called life" was your actual life and the idea that everyone in high school is a misfit, that you have this deep insecurity about who you're supposed to be. - you know how sometimes the last sentence you said, like, echoes in your brain, and it just keeps sounding stupider and you have to say something else just to make it stop? oh, i just remembered, i, um--i owe you $30. - "my so-called life" was not necessarily the show that the cheerleader or the captain of the football team were watching. they were still watching "90210." but it was the people who maybe didn't recognize themselves in "90210" who felt like, "aha! now i recognize myself in 'my so-called life.'" - demarco asked me if you were getting a sex change.
cheerleader, was left to pill tainted. supposedly, by a flu vaccine. now an exclusive interview with nbc brandy zadrozny is she speaking out about the viral video that almost destroyed her life. >> watch this. >> covid-19 wasn't on anybody's mind in 2009, but the country was in the grips of a different pandemic. >> we have an update tonight on the swine flu virus. >> swine flu. -- >> so i'm. flu death >> while health officials in crew to the public to get at each one and one virus a group of activists led by an actress, for his lead to do the office. >> without a died in my mind vaccinations triggered my sons autism. i think they need to wake up and stop hurting our kids. >> those false about vaccines have been debunked but desiree was making the rounds. >> a pretty t cheerleader an ambassador for an nfl team,
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to do whatever you want and your audience is free to observe it, to be a part of it or go home, it's ok. i'm not forced to sing some, i don't know, material i don't want to — neither is any musician, i think. we have seen, in russia, a real split, you know, there have been some artists — and i'm thinking particularly of singers, your particular, sort of, part of the arts — some singers like alla pugacheva, very famous russian female singer — one of the most famous — who made clear her opposition to the war. we've seen others — and i think his name is nikolay rastorguev, one of the big russian singers — who takes pride in appearing at putin's rallies and being a cheerleader for the war. do you feel there's a danger that you could be used by the ukrainian government as that kind of cheerleader, a rouser of patriotic feelings?
of cheerleader, a rouser of patriotic feelings? see, this is the difference. when we are fighting for common rights and the right of a life being common for all the normal world, it's not only about existing of the ukrainian nation and ukrainian culture. it's about sharing the same values of international law that are welcomed in europe, or in this continent, or in this world. we all want to be in peace. and from one hand, from the other hand, the cheerleaders of dictatorship and destroying and conquering, i think there's a huge difference between that.
is free to observe it, to be a part of it or go home, it's ok. i'm not forced to sing some, i don't know, material i don't want to — neither is any musician, i think. we have seen, in russia, a real split, you know, there have been some artists — and i'm thinking particularly of singers, your particular, sort of, part of the arts — some singers like alla pugacheva, very famous russian female singer — one of the most famous — who made clear her opposition to the war. we've seen others — and i think his name is nikolay rastorguev, one of the big russian singers — who takes pride in appearing at putin's rallies and being a cheerleader for the war. do you feel there's a danger that you could be used by the ukrainian government as that kind
leslie and brooks began to thrive. leslie, living in that new town with her mother's family, became a stellar high school student and cheerleader, college bound. >> you're going to do all of the things that you did. like any regular teenage person. >> i think it is because my mom said one night, if anything ever happened, she wanted me to be strong and move on with my life. i'm a cry guy, mom, i say that? nothing's ever going to happen to you. i think it's one of those things that i just had on the back of my mind and it helps in the fish there things. >> and the first trials, and in the years immediately after, brooks also felt his parents were somehow still with him. >> i was able to during that first couple of years and even now, especially now in the first few years, hear their
but sabrina is sort of on her own. salem: i'm the wrong witch to ask, they weren't very lenient with me sentenced to a hundred years as a cat. tawny newsome: i loved the cat, i love the idea of just, like a 90s club comic talking cat... salem: the sound of the can opener is the only thing that makes me feel truly alive. tawny newsome: it was my version of bewitched. that's how i grew up. cheerleader: but if we can't make fun of geeks, who will we make fun of? libby: hi sabrina, super freak. tawny newsome: you just want to see a weirdo outsider who has secret powers kind of cut through everyone's nonsense. melissa joan hart: and i think that that's why we had a lot of success with sabrina. a seven-year run. one hundred and sixty-three episodes did an animated series, three tv movies and a huge franchise internationally. it was crazy. and there he is. chaz. the rec league's self-crowned pickleball king.
points of view on television. blossom: my best friend six told me that william zimmerman who is only slightly better looking than mel gibson is interested in me. this is so cool. but why wouldn't he be interested in me? i'm smart, i'm funny... and i've got the body of a 13 year old. tony thomas: she was not the average girl, maybe not the best looking girl in class, but certainly one of the brightest. blossom: oh my gosh, you don't suppose this means we're the girls with 'good personalities?" tony thomas: and that was one of the points of blossom. how she made her way in life not fitting in. aramide: they're saying, you might not be a jock or, you know, a popular person or a cheerleader. but we're all a little bit different and quirky. ♪ alice leppert: saved by the bell is all about the kids and their world. alice leppert: i mean, screech is just weird. zach: whatever you're doing... don't. aramide: with the shift toward teenagers on the sitcom