One of the pilots they offered me was great and who knows, I might yet do it. It’s about a policeman and a leprechaun. Only the policeman can see the leprechaun. He gets into situations and I get him out of them.

Davy Jones

So… Quantum Leap, basically.

I’m just gonna start pretending every Q. is actually Q: and read all the questions in his voice.

Q: What religions are the Monkees? This has been bugging me for a long time.

Q: Is Davy really homesick? I hope he doesn’t feel blue ’cause when he’s blue, I’m blue.

Q: Where can I write to Ronny Howard? I think he’s neat.

March 26, 2020, 8:47 AM

Q: I’m in love with Sajid Khan, the TV star of “Maya”. He is so groovy looking, I might die of love before I finish this letter.

Q: Is Mark Lindsay of the Raiders really getting married? Please say it’s not true ’cause I love him so much I could cry!

Q: Where can I write to Leonard Nimoy? He’s fab.

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I watched “Monkees at the Movies” with my mom yesterday, and she was like “how do they pick which songs go in the episodes?” What a great episode to ask that question. Especially considering the other romp, the “Last Train to Clarksville” bit, also has a story around it (I don’t have time to find the post now, but I think bluemoonalto also discovered that romp was likely filmed for “Too Many Girls”).

You see, we’ve always belonged to the Church of Religious Science, which is more a way of life than a religion. If we miss church on Sunday, nothing bad is going to happen, we can practice what we believe at home.

Janelle Dolenz

That’s really the way it should be. When you think about it, a lot of the bad parts of religion is the meta stuff–like people trying to make money off of the whole thing–and if people could forget about all that and just practice what is preached, religion wouldn’t be so bad.