maybe you just never noticed it was the most epic lateral in the history of high school football!
Yeah I was laughing at that it was stupid. W/e good show with usually good stories dont have to have the best fighting or sports scenes, but yeah it was ridic   See 1 other reply

@Chris, your second reply was on my birthday last year! And not to mention that one of the original episode air dates was also on Nov. 8th. Shameless birthday plug. haha. But, yes, the leapings are all crazy-like. Strange.   See 3 other replies

Donald Besario is from Pennsylvania, I believe.   See 2 other replies

I looked this up as well to see if they really could see into the future. It's crazy that six years before the event, they guessed correctly. I wonder which of the writers was a hopeful Steelers fan.   See 2 other replies

Yes this is just a tv show. But like all art and expression, it largly depends on the viewers interpretations of what they see to give it meaning. I think that Sam isnt put into these situations just to stop the specific events such as the train hitting the womans car, but to have an impact on the places and people he interacts with. True, one black person sitting down in a whites only diner might not seem world changing when viewed from 2010 until you remember that a series of events like 1 black person refusing to sit at the back of a bus sparked the civil rights movement. Those events caused the people of that time to realize that a change had to be made. Sam didnt just stop the kid from throwing the game. He completely changed their lives. The premise of this show, that one man can make a difference, is the reason that i love to watch it.   See 2 other replies