u/Annespelledwithane

Are Beneath the Attic and Out of the Attic worth reading??

Which Flowers in the Attic adaptation did you like the best and why? The 1987 Gothic horror version or the one done by Lifetime.. I prefer the 1987 version for the Gothic atmosphere, but I think Heather Graham was a better Corrine than Victoria Tennant, Victoria played it cold and evil from the beginning while Heathers character changed over time.. Also, the 1987 had better casting as far as Cathy and the Grandmother...

Do you think Corrine was telling the truth about the Grandfather knowing about the kids being upstairs, or was she just making that up?

I would have loved to read a Foxworth book from John Amos's point of view.. Now, that would have been a page turner. Or a book from the servants of Foxworth Halls point of view, seeing the characters from the outside.

Most people assume it was Corrine.. But could it have been Cathy by accident when she was upstairs with the candles or could it have been John Amos? I saw this question on 411 pop culture on youtube and I thought I would post it here for discussion..

Customer complains "there is no pumpkin in this" after he ate most of it.. One of my favorite customer complainers.. It must not have been that bad, he ate most of it.. Do any of you have favorite customers who complain? Also, the breasts on hotplate one was a funny one..

Watching this show right now.. Its pretty cool.. The narrator has a great voice.. You guys like this show?

I liked the green dress she wore for the meeting with the boosters when she started high school.. Do you guys have a favorite Marcia outfit?

This case makes me so mad. What a POS Maynard is... . this episode is on right now. Poor Michelle, I am so glad she exposed what he did to her.. This case is heartbreaking.

She was mortified of course at what happened but its kind of ironic that today having hair in different colors is considered fashionable to some people... Now, kids do it a lot..

Do any of the rest of you, especially those of you that have seen many of the episodes multiple times, use the show as a background show while doing other things? Like cooking or cleaning or putting away laundry, surfing the net etc. I do this quite often, it is a cool "background' show

Did Marilla ever meet Anne's beau at college, Roy?. I wonder if she would have liked him and would have considered him a good husband for Anne..

How do you guys feel about the teams being based on gender? Would you rather have a mixed gender team like in the first season? Or, does having a team based on gender make it more entertaining drama. (Or too much drama)

If the winner doesnt take the job for whatever reason, is the position offered to the runner up? Who gets the position then? Thank you in advance for reading and responding.