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A camp where so-called 'ex- gays' try to 'cure' teens of their homosexuality. You have to find the humor in that! What basically happens is that Megan's parents, friends, and basically everybody who knows her suspects her of being a lesbian because she doesn't like to get licked all over her mouth, and has a picture of girls in her locker and bedroom. My sister has a poster of Hannah Montana on her wall, is she gay?! Anyway when she gets to the camp the girls have to wear frilly pink things and the boys have to wear all blue and learn so-called masculine stuff and the girls have to learn so-called feminine stuff. The movie's moral is that you can't cure who you are and just be yourself, something everyone should live by.

Charlie Bartlett is one of those rare movies that really get you thinking afterward. It actually portrays the average high school in today's society. It makes you think about the problems and pressures of this corrupted generation. It is not the average high school movie that you see everyday. The basic thing it is trying to tell you is that popularity is not as important as what you do with it. Charlie goes over his problems by helping others, while most other seventeen year old kids would just wallow in their own self pity. What it shows is that not all teenagers are just stupid, mindless popularity zombies, in fact, most teens have a very good realization of what the real world is. Basically, it is a great movie that you should a chance, it will surprise you.

From the beginning of the show Carmen was there. She was one of the best characters. Why did they get rid of her?! The show not the same as before. Its way worse.

The best episodes were with Carmen in them. You can't replace someone from the beginning! That is like South Park without Kyle or Child's Play without Chucky! It's not right! The niece who replaced her is just, ugh! Awful. She doesn't fit into the storyline at all. She was one of the main characters, and the niece can't replace her. She was an awesome actress. Way better than the niece. Get her back, or you'll lose a TON of viewers.

Another blooper that they missed was when Kyle was going through the machine where they put the eyes in the good guy dolls she gasps and goes back and when it comes down it puts eyes in a good guy but on the shot before you can clearly see that there was no doll in front of her to put eyes in. My thoughts on this movie are good. The movie graphics were excellent for 1990 and a great sequel to the awesome Child's Play movie in 1988. Chucky is basically brought back to life by the company. Even though I loved this movie why would they want to rebuild that one doll that could just be out of there lives forever that almost ruined the company when they have tons of dolls already made? It doesn't make much sense when you think about it.