rocky845

^ He sure was. It must have been freeing for him. I've always imagined that William is a professional and he gives it his all in all of his roles.

starryeyesxx

I think so too, everyone always talks about him with so much respect, so that's the impression that I get

rocky845

^ I haven't heard or read specific comments that his castmates have made about him, but that's the impression I get as well. I'd love to read some of those comments. Do you happen to have some of those comments about him on hand? =)

starryeyesxx

No, I can't remember any of them exactly. But I think it might have been from the reunion interview they all did a little while before gmw happened, & at some panels at conventions

rocky845

^ Ah. I'll have to do a search to see what I find.

starryeyesxx

It's a good way to spend an afternoon sometime, because when you watch one, you'll want to watch more

rocky845

^ I can see that. I can never watch just one video. I always want to watch more videos, especially when the subject of those videos remind me of how great the character and the actor are.

starryeyesxx

Yeah, & even when you think it's gonna be just one, you spot something in the recommended that you want to watch, so you think 'just one more'


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rocky845

^ Yup. I've been caught in that trap.

Ah, I love that! It was always so much fun to see the different teaching styles between Mr. Feeny and Mr. Turner. In that scene though, I was totally on Mr. Feeny's side. How are teachers supposed to know that their students have understood the material if they don't get tested on it?

starryeyesxx

I just love the big jump Feeny took on that line of thinking by suggesting they run naked through the woods

rocky845

^ Of course he made that comment. To Mr. Feeny, not testing his students was a radical/crazy idea.

starryeyesxx

Yep, he thought society would fall apart if they stopped doing tests

rocky845

^ That's how it seemed as evidenced by the 'taking off their clothes and running willy nilly through the woods' comment. Mr. Feeny had been teaching for decades, and he had his style. Hearing Mr. Turner's idea was too out-there for him to consider. =p

starryeyesxx

Yeah, Feeny was used to things the way that they were, & I don't think he was ever gonna adjust to any kind of change well

rocky845

^ Yeah, he was. He was set in his ways, and it took a lot of convincing for him to consider another approach. =p