i just want them to know that i love them so much, and i'm here for them.. no matter how cheesy and stupid it sounds.
you girls know who you are.
xxx
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A lot of the teens who watch the show I think really grew up with it, too. As Jude changed the hair, as Jamie lost the glasses, as Sadie went from peanut jeans to pencil skirts, it was over the course of three years. That's three years of dedicating a decent portion of our lives to following this show, loving this show. And for a lot of viewers those three years were their growing up years too. As we were going into highschool, college, whatever, this show's characters and situations, though centered the music world, were also very much like ourselves and our lives.
But the most thrilling part of the show is in fact that music world aspect. We can almost vicariously experience our dream, as music lovers essentially, through Jude. Through a girl who is like in us in a lot of ways. She lives; she learns; she loves; she cries. She's growing up; she's imperfect; she's getting better, living life. But she's experiencing it in a way we can only dream of. And Instant Star gave us a glimpse of that dream becoming reality.
This show means a lot to us. As Sadie said to Tommy about bands in season 1, has there ever been something that you just connected with? You'd stand outside in the rain waiting for concert tickets...or, I don't know, spend nine months on a message board reading fanfiction and deliberating while waiting for the next season to finally air? Instant Star is that for us. Just give us this much. Save Instant Star."
I didn't write this, but I agree with it 100%. SAVE INSTANT STAR!