SoWeirdOnDisney

This blog is dedicated to the Disney Channel show "So Weird" that ran from 1999-2001.

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Fi's digital journal at the end of Vampire (s2e22) features a blurb that she wrote after Fall (s2e14).

But before we went to the river, mom and I finally talked about dad, his investigations and everything. I'm still not sure why she kept it a secret. She says because she wanted to protect me, but protect me from what? I know she loves me but I still feel like there's stuff she's not telling me. Turns out OSSN is full of vampires, or at least really weird kids who THINK they're vampires. Whatever they are, they nearly made us into members.

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Took me way too long to realize that the white circles in the molecular design - the ones with the letters H, S, H - is supposed to stand for Hope Springs High.

But why not go all the way with HSHS for Hope Springs High School.

(Mr. Magnetism, s3e23)

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Last year Alexzfangram celebrated the anniversary of Alexz Johnson’s Voodoo with cover sessions.

Their first featured contribution was from our dear friend and musician Sacha Mullin.

Towards the end of the song (about 4 minutes in) Sacha incorporated lyrics from So Weird’s "What You Do" as featured in the Voodoo episode (s3e5)!

He even gave the show a shout-out in his written tribute to Alexz:

You can read more about Alexz Johnson's version of Voodoo and the quasi-connection to So Weird here.

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Academy of Cloning Professionals Journal Human Cloning Possible? Dr. Derek Ollman, a professor of Genetic Studies and researcher at the Sun Multitechnical Institute, asserted in a heated discussion during a recent symposium that human cloning is not only a future possibility but a procedure that could be done with current technology. Ollman said that cell duplication techniques he has perfected in his research into a cure for Huntington's disease have convinced him that adequate public funding of the procedure is the only missing element, and that human cloning would have untold benefits in research of genetic diseases. Ollman's statements were hotly disputed at the symposium, especially by those who said that many more years of research into the human genetic code would be necessary to find the correct genetic sequences. Although other genetic researchers acknowledge Derek Ollman's genius, they dismiss his speculation about the possibility of human cloning in the near future as both absurd and irresponsible.

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Today in Disney Channel History...

The Disney Channel Original Movie Jett Jackson: The Movie, the first DCOM to be based on a Disney Channel show, premiered on Disney Channel. The DCOM marked the end of The Famous Jett Jackson. (8 June, 2001)

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Rewatching Vampire and I need to know... how many people figured out the OSSN were vampires that there are multiples of these items? This screenshot was taken *before* Brent tossed Fi's garlic onto the pile!

Then again, when Brent called it a gift basket was this their way of mocking humans?

Congratulations on your turning!

Please take a complimentary wooden stake, cross, or garlic bunch as you exit this basement lair and proceed through the world knowing none of these will harm you in anyway.

Don't forget to sign up for the fundraiser and stay on the honor roll!

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Obsessed with her Pt 5

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Obsessed with her Pt 4

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Obsessed with her Pt 3

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Obsessed with her Pt 2

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Obsessed with her

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In Loving Remembrance of Sheila White

Sheila White passed away September 21, 1983 at the age of twenty-eight. After a long battle with Huntington's disease, she was taken by pneumonia with her mother and father by her side. Sheila will be sadly missed by all who knew her, especially those in the medical research community.

Services will be held September 29. In lieu of flowers, donations to Corban Oregon Regional Medical Center would be appreciated.

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Dr. Sheila White is one of the rare characters in So Weird who gets a plot line without having an actor onscreen to interact with the other cast. Other characters like this include Addison Foster (Blues, only mentioned), Tamara Faye (Avatar, only mentioned), and Fiona O'Shannon (Banshee, mentioned and seen in a photo).

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In the past I've highlighted some of the clever email handles throughout So Weird.

PK kiddo James is TulpaMaster. Candy is CanDew. Astral Projection aficionado Claire is BackNBody.

Witchy sisters Melinda, Maggie, and Miranda are M&M&M. And Rebecca went and put all 1300 years of herself in Rebecca1300.

I can't even be mad at clone prodigy's OllmanR because it's very demure, very mindful considering his straight-laced persona.

But then...

Here comes Little Miss Plain Jane Mary Sue courtesy of Let's Wrap This Show and Cash the Checks Incorporated:

Literally.

Her handle is Annie.

Nothing more. Nothing less.

And no originality whatsoever.

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How many times have I rewatched the show? I don't keep count because my rewatches are hardly in order, but I've reached the point where I now recognize the background actors.

Here's Dave Thomson as an unnamed, uncredited audience member in Siren and later as the candy man in Boo.

Dave's first IMDb credit is, of course, The X-Files.

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Been thinking about this So Weird moment a lot lately.

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If I had any writing talent I would write a fic about how Carey almost fell in love with a villainous sea creature and Molly also almost fell in love with a villainous sea creature and that's why Carey and Molly are soulmates.

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Favorite Shia Movies ↳ Tru Confessions (2002)