To be honest, I don't know why I like The Monkees. It can't be
a generation-wannabe thing either. When I was ten, and saw The Monkees
on television for the first time, I thought they were coming from the 1980s.
Not the 1960s or 1970s. My brother, who in a way introduced me to them,
did not tell me the actors were already in their 40s. I couldn't have originally
been rebelling against my parents. If that was the case,
then television all together, in one way or another, is a form of rebellion.Peer pressure?? No, sorry. Rebelling against peer pressure? Uh, more no than yes.
Maybe it's because I missed the last tram to be in a body that was born
in the '50s. While I was in between lives, I was watching The Monkees,
and laughed at the pure comical aspects of the show.
What? I wasn't cheating; when they said that the 20th century
was the age of rapid social and mental(inventions) revolution,
I just wanted to see the fascinating stuff. My karma wasn't affected.Well, you probably thought I'm going crackers.
