I've Found That The People Who Play

One Of The Things That We Were Trying To Do With This Show Was The Complexities Of Relationships And Love. There Is Both Passion And Longing And A Bittersweet Quality To It That Is A Part Of Life.

I Try Not To Go Back In Retrospect And Say Oh, I Shouldn't Have Done This Or Shouldn't Have Done That. You Make Your Decisions And You Live By Them.

There's Something About Taking A Classic Movie That People Love And Doing Another Version Of That, You're Setting Yourself Up For A Mistake.

Stain Boy Of All The Super Heroes, The Strangest One By Far, Doesn't Have A Special Power, Or Drive A Fancy Car. Next To Superman And Batman, I Guess He Must Seem Tame. But To Me He Is Quite Special, And Stain Boy Is His Name. He Can't Fly Around Tall Buildings, Or Outrun A Speeding Train, The Only Talent He Seems To Have Is To Leave A Nasty Stain. Sometimes I Know It Bothers Him, That He Can't Run Or Swim Or Fly, And Because Of This One Ability, His Dry Cleaning Bill Is Sky-high.

What I Feel That "alice In Wonderland" Did For Me And Other People In Exploring Your Dream State, And Using Fantasy In Your Dream State To Deal With Real Issues And Problems In Your Life. People Like To Separate Those Things But The Fact Is That They Are Things That Are Intertwined.