JackMillion

I never knew much about John. I first learned of him from the movies - I was into some indie films back in the day and remember him from them. I also remember Fishing With John, which I also adored. My friend has HBO and when I saw this pop up, I couldn't believe it. I've watched it all twice now already, and can't wait for another season.

I have also listened to his book "The History of Bones" and highly recommend that you do, too.

Until now, I knew nothing about him, but was always a fan. I had no idea he created a band, or was even a musician. I just thought he was a wacky guy, and that's true but wow - he has led one crazy life! I always liked him and now I like him even more.

I like this show because it seems that he has finally been given his own artistic voice. I hope this is true, but it seems that this show is all him - his art, his music or his music choices, his own stories, his own wackiness. It's so genuine and sweet and funny and weird and that's about what John seems like to me and everyone needs more of that in their life, so please watch this show!

This show is just so soothing - John paints some, talks some, there is some neat music, art is shown, stories are told, little odd artistic bits are thrown in. It's a jumbled mess of awesomeness and you need to see it. I even like the end credits with that beautiful music and the slideshow of his art. I paint in oils myself, but haven't done much lately. This show and the music have inspired me to get back at it, and I'm making good stuff.

I mean, John is an artist. In music, in paintings, and now in this show. After listening to his book, I know John was screwed over hard by so many people in the entertainment industry. It makes you sick to learn it, but it is something we should all know. This is why I say I hope John is happy now and is happy with this show. I know I am. We love you John - keep at it!!!!

Bill & Ted have been my heroes throughout my whole life. Well, maybe that's overstating it, but you get what I mean. I think. Anyhow. When I was a kid, we didn't have much money. When we finally got a VCR, one of the very first movies I was able to rent was Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure. To say it left it's mark on me is a complete understatement. It began my love of movies. I love movies. I thoroughly enjoy them. They are my preferred art form. Bill & Ted 3 nails it. It is funny. It is stupid. It is energetic. It isn't too long! It is a lot of fun. It has excellent call backs! It has it all - I am not ashamed to say I teared up at the end! This movie was a perfect way to end it all. And I am so grateful for Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter for doing this. It was really special for me to watch and I just loved it! It was just so perfect - it nailed it all so nicely! The humor, the plot (such as it was) the acting the callbacks - all of it. NICE JOB GUYS!! BE EXCELLENT TO EACH OTHER!!!!!

Why is the main character of this show not listed as a cast member? Why is virtually nothing out there about him?

This show was somewhat groundbreaking for its time when it was new. America "voted" on certain things Todd would do each week. I can only find one episode on YouTube, and watching it today, it's hard to tell just how contrived it all was. But when this was new, I looked forward to it each week. It was revolutionary and I'm surprised there aren't more shows out there like this, given that technology today would make this concept more viable.

I can't find anything out there about Todd Santos. Does anyone know what happened to him? What's he doing now?