freaks & geeks

dude: when did we acquire the grade 11 picture? I don't really recall having seen it until now, so would you happen to have a larger copy without the blue triangular thing? If you do, could you send it to me or post it on the picture thread? Would very much appreciate it!

It was from the thread of some guy selling on Ebay, the Eric Hamber yearbook when KK was in Year 11. As you might have guessed the blue triangle was from some word across the pic. :( I blew it up.

With my PS skills this the best I can do.


Maybe be Vin can have a go, afterall according to PS he went took Kristin to his formal. [img]graemlins/spin.gif[/img]

Originally posted by £eïsàh Mårïe:
IMDB has been wrong before.. but it does say: Notable TV Guest Appearances

"Freaks and Geeks" (1999) in episode: "Pilot" (episode # 1.1) 25 September 1999.

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Doesn't that mean that it's credited and registered??

That wasn't there before.

shes doesnt look that great as a freshman, how old is a freshman by the way?

13 to 14. I turned 13 when I was starting my freshmen year. [img]graemlins/ohwell.gif[/img]

[ October 31, 2003, 05:11 PM: Message edited by: ://Stealth ]

hmm.....what IS a freshmen? i don't think we use that term here in australia.

u said 13-14? so what, is that like n00bies to high school?

A freshman is a student who's got promoted from an 8th grade or junior high level and going into the next phase, which is 9th grade. When they're entering secondary school or high school, they're known as freshmen. Likewise, there's sophomore, junior, and senior as 10th, 11th, and 12th, respectively.

For the matter of calling them "n00bs", it was unanimously ruled in my secondary or high school when I was attending a few years back. Oh, the pity to the freshmen for that they were criticized by the mighty seniors. Fortunately, it didn't turn out too alarming like physical conflicts, but just verbal bashings, like "freshmen... suck!" Oy, those days [img]graemlins/boggled.gif[/img] .

[ViNsAniTy]

alright, now, let's get back on topic, and have that person explain to me which scene has Kristin in it, and I'll cap it...I can't stomach watching the whole damn show again... [img]graemlins/uhoh.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/boggled.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/shake.gif[/img]

I actually used to like it, I might watch it if I stumble upon it.

I'll look more into this.

yes, imdb can be wrong, but just because she isn't visible in the episode, doesn't mean she wasn't in it. Maybe you can only see the back of her head. Or maybe she's just "seen" from really, really far away. imdb's surprisingly accurate with their non-biographical info.

[evelyn]

Originally posted by kodos88:
yes, imdb can be wrong, but just because she isn't visible in the episode, doesn't mean she wasn't in it. Maybe you can only see the back of her head. Or maybe she's just "seen" from really, really far away. imdb's surprisingly accurate with their non-biographical info.

They don't normally list extras without lines.

Originally posted by corn_flakes:
u said 13-14? so what, is that like n00bies to high school?

Yeah, you can put it like that.

Originally posted by Evizzle:

They don't normally list extras without lines.

Sure they do, if the extra is famous enough. For example, Alexis Bledel is listed as an extra on the movie Rushmore, despite having no lines whatsoever and not even being in the movies end credits.

[ November 02, 2003, 05:19 AM: Message edited by: kodos88 ]

Originally posted by Evizzle:
They don't normally list extras without lines.

They do once that "extra" becomes a "celebrity". ;) :cool:

[ November 03, 2003, 07:23 PM: Message edited by: £eïsàh Mårïe ]