Talk:List of Strange Days at Blake Holsey High episodes

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A few things I noticed here, but don't want to change myself in case I'm wrong somehow:

"Invisible" and "Magnet" are back to back descriptions of the characters having fun in the early stages of the weirdness-of-the-week. Can maybe something different be said about Josie instead (e.g. about her run-in with Madison) so that it's less repetitive?
"Culture" mentions the Josie clone's later return, which unless I missed somthing in reruns doesn't happen in this episode. How about describing her Janitor-assisted departure instead, not to mention some hint of the Josie and her mother plotline? Also, the term "Josie 2" in later episode descriptions is never explained here to be a reference to the clone.
"Pheromones" - Student Councils? Plural?
"Brainwaves" describes the characters switching "mental state." That makes it sound like switching emotions, degree of wakefulness, or something non-crucial like that. How about "personalities" or somesuch?
"Hologram" says, "They discover a hologram of Sarah Lynch, asking for a pendant from Vaughn." (I changed it from "wishing" to "asking.") Wouldn't it be better to add, "as proof he got her message"? "Josie is reluctant on whether or not the hologram was really sent by Vaughn's mother." How about, "is dubious about" instead?
"Past" - I thought the gravity sensor was used to predict, not program, and the actual openings in this episode are caused by Victor's latest experiments. Am I mistaken?
Overall - the titles are not consistent in emphasis - some look bold, others not. Why is this? It's not because of the Wikilinks.

I suppose I should just have gone ahead and made some of these changes, but as I say, I'm not sure I'm right about all of them, based on just watching most of the eps several times each. What do you think?

Look at that. I totally failed to sign these comments when I made them, probably weeks ago. The trouble with the Strange Days articles in general, I think, is that there is a lot of work to be done. I'm willing to help, but I think it going to take several experienced writer-editors to get it all. Karen | Talk | contribs 04:08, 2 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I agree with pretty much all the things you suggested, please look over them, the wording might be kind of awkward.

Missing/misrepresented episode

Wasn't there an episode where vaughn became invisible by drinking lemon aide and corrine and marshall go to a dance and it is revealed that marshall likes corrine and he said she had wiolet eyes in the right light If I am wrong and this is another show please write me thus and tell me the name of the other show at qanda666@yahoo.com thank you. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 75.12.165.254 (talk) 18:46, 10 June 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Wikipedia isn't the place to be asking this. You should try a forum, like tv.com.

Also, the lemonade thing sounds like it came from The Zack Files, which Robert Clark (Vaughn) happened to play the main character. Michael Seater (Lucas) and Shadia Simmons (Corrine) also appeared in supporting roles. I have no idea where the comment about Marshall liking Corrine's eyes might have come from, though it sounds similar to something that happened in "Hemispheres". —Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.84.218.226 (talk) 12:53, 21 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]