Say What?

Mon., Jan. 17, 2000

Every month, Our Generation poses a question to students. The latest question was:

If you could be transported to any television show, which would you pick, and why?

“`Dawson’s Creek’ because Dawson is so cute.”

-Amanda Ferry Greenacres eighth-grader

“Babewatch…er…`Baywatch.”’

-Jeff Vance

m.e.a.d. junior

“`The Tom Green Show’ because he’s so funny.”

-Darryl Ray Bliss Jr.

Lewis & Clark senior

“`Just Shoot Me’ because of David Spade.”

-Nick Layman

East Valley junior

“I would love to be stuck on the show `Whose Line Is It Anyway?’ hosted by Drew Carey and Collin and Ryan and Wayne…because they are so dang funny, and I just love everything they do.”

-Christina Rueschenberg

Ferris freshman

“If I could be transported into any TV show, it would have to be `Popular’ so I could slap the prima donna cheerleaders.”

-Jenna Michels

Mead freshman

“I would have to say `The Man Show’ just because there are always girls on trampolines after every show.”

-Daniel Sampson

Medical Lake junior

Send your response to next month’s question, along with your full name, school and grade to the address, fax or e-mail at the bottom of the page before Feb. 4.

If you were stranded on a deserted island with one other person, living or dead, who would you pick, and why?

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