I've been here a long time, but I'm a firm believer in not speaking unless you
have something to add to the conversation, so I'm usually pretty quiet. Thanks
for the links, the blog entry sounded a little bitter :)

You should take anything you read on the IMDB with a grain of salt. It works
like Wikipedia, everything is fan inputted, and any fact checking is done by
other fans (fans could mean management, agents, etc., just that it's not a
professional editor). I notice both sources now read Oct. 3 1981, so it looks
like someone listened to you. Amandas Wikipedia entry has a pretty cute picture,
you have to click it a couple times to get it full sized though:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amanda_Walsh

geminigirl2190 <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Alright, so I haven't been to this group in a while, but I'm back,
and wondering, what happened to everyone?? All I see are these ads
and stuff! Come on people! Where's the Amanda love?

Anyhoo, I recently stumbled onto some stuff about Amanda I'd never
seen before. Although it has been a while, so maybe this stuff has
already been introduced on here, but I'm too lazy to go through
months of posts to find that out, so I'm just gonna post it now.

First, an interview Amanda did about a year after she left Much (I
swear I've never seen it, when did she work with The Sketchersons?):

http://www.torontoist.com/archives/2005/08/what_have_you_b.php

I love how Amanda's still making references to Rick's height, or lack
thereof:)

Also, I heard over at her imdb board (btw, imdb has her birthday as
being in 1982, and apparently used to have it as 1986. Where would
they get that information? But now because of that, Wikipedia has it
as 1982 as well. I could have sworn it was 1981. In fact, I'm sure it
was 1981) that Sons and Daughters is currently being shopped around
to different studios in the name of a DVD release. Fingers crossed.
It was a cute show, it's a shame they didn't get to air all the
episodes. It was a weird show, but a cute show. Besides, if you ask
me, it didn't really have a chance, being up against House and all.

I saw These Girls, and it was hilarious. Loved the "fringe benefits"
line. I wasn't expecting it out on DVD, especially this quick, but it
was a nice surprise. It seems that a lot of indies are doing that
these days. I like it.

The other day, which is when I found most of this stuff, but didn't
get a chance to post it, I discovered that Amanda was in a music
video. I'm not really sure how that happened, but I saw the video,
and she's shown a lot. Here's the linky:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqBeEqGC-W4&search=end%20theme

Alright, the last, and very random, thing is something I just saw
today. Apparently there's this girl who has a blog, her name is
Morgan. She's one of those people that thinks that strangers will be
interested in her life, so is constantly posting about it and showing
pics and all that jazz (on the other hand, I've never done that, so
I'm really not one to judge, and who knows, her life could be
interesting). But anyways, she somehow knows Amanda. I think she
knows her from school or something, because in her latest post, she
says that after seeing Amanda on tv and stuff, she googled her, and
found out that she was in Sons and Daughters and These Girls. Then at
the end of the message she said that she should have won the speech
competition, whatever that means. Follow the link:

http://www.xanga.com/home.aspx?user=morganbean

Alright, since I am painfully aware that I am talking to myself here,
I'm going to shut up. But if anyone out there is actually interested
in this, please take a look, and sorry this message was so long. Like
I said, I haven't been around in a while.






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