dungeonmaster
04-29-2004, 06:45 PM
I know this show has its fare share of surreal moments (esp. involving Dewey and Hal)
But as Malcolm and Reese enter their teenage years do you think that their storylines represent everyday life for teenagers.
How well do the writers represent teenagers in this show is the question I'm basically asking.
But as Malcolm and Reese enter their teenage years do you think that their storylines represent everyday life for teenagers.
How well do the writers represent teenagers in this show is the question I'm basically asking.