For some reason, I woke up this morning with the Get Along Gang theme stuck in my head. This was the result of a lengthy, probably stupid, dream about social injustice. "Each one's so special in his own way," the theme song says. Montgomery's the leader, and he's such a good sport, and there's Zipper, the lean machine. Is that what the lyrics are? I'd had that one wrong for years. Zipper was a bit of an ass, from what I remember, but the whole excercize thing really worked for him.
What really stuck in my incoherant, stumble-across-the-laundry-minefield-to-hit-the-snooze-button mind, is, if each one's so special in their own way--his own way, this was the mid-80's--and even if "logical Portia will figure it out," there are two characters who are NOT special in their own way.
"There's Woolma and Dottie with the spirit."
That hardly seems fair.
I assume we're talking about cheer and pep, and not the Holy Spirit, I don't remember the speaking in tongues episode.
