You like sitcoms. Don't you? I'm sure everybody would at least hooked to one particular sitcom in the past. (those who had never follow any sitcom in their life... "HOW BORING CAN YOU BE??"..justy kidding.)
In any sitcoms, the general idea is to dig into everyday life issues and being witty about it. Sounds like an easy process to do, but it's not. Do it carelessly, and it might end up having a bunch of court jester with silly stink jokes.
So, I need to know, WHAT GOT YOU HOOKED TO ANY SITCOMS? I mean, other than the funny remarks (which obviously it should be or else, we should just call it a school play..) what other things that follow the sitcom till the last episode?
I do need feedbacks on this.
On the other hand, I did mentioned in my previous entry about Bon Jovi and how most of the band's first singles in all their album are about life, hope and dreams of the everyday people.
Songs like 'Livin on a prayer', 'Keep The Faith' and 'It's My Life' are some of the examples of their first singles. Over a casual conversation with a few friends, there's this one single which we think, the best among all Bon Jovi's singles. Yet somehow, it does not get the same popularity level like the rest of the singles (even we did not remember the song till one of us sing it over an acoustic guitar)
So, enjoy the feature video of this entry. Our pick for the best Bon Jovi's single on the theme of life, hopes and dreams. It was picked based on it's catchy melody, the nicely blend music arrangement and it's beautifully written lyrics.
You might wonder how on earth we end up talking about that, but when a few people get together in a house with nothing much snacks, PS2 and acoustic guitar around, such topic is never impossible to pop up.
Come to think of it, there is one common factor between a good sitcom and Bon Jovi's single... Both have the passion to dig out the issues faced or the majority of the ordinary people..
His momma said he was crazy - he said momma Ive got to try
Dont you know that all my heroes died
And I guess Id rather die than fade away
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