Epiphany is about Eli, a deer kid in high school with a lot of issues— bad grades, careless friends, and a strained relationship with his preacher father, Henry. But when an errant truck puts Henry into critical condition, Eli seeks out Oscar, slacker ex-god of his family’s religion, to help recover his father. Things don’t go entirely as planned, and both Eli and Oscar will have to put everything they hold dear at risk in order to make things right again.
I saw one on poetry that had an angry hissing alligator on it with “Poetry Lives” as the title. It would have made sense on a biology textbook. poetry… not so much.
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“Books are the perfect entertainment: no commercials, no batteries, hours of enjoyment for each dollar spent. What I wonder is why everybody doesn’t carry a book around for those inevitable dead spots in life.”
I think I enjoyed this show more than my kids did. I LOVED Wishbone!
I fucking loved wishbone! I mean what a great tactic right? With this agreeable cute ass dog and stories and costumes. I have memories of doing my little sisters hair and watching this or catching it after school like yes!
Please tell me there are DVD’s of this show.
Because any kids of mine are gonna fucking watch this.