That's the parents choice though.

Some of that choice isn't in the parents' hands. It's in the contract that he's not allowed to climb trees, and it's in the contract that Person X/Office Y has to be notified if there's any injury so it can be evaluated (by a doctor and for the camera).

I just read the wiki article on SJP. I didn't realize that everyone in their family is a leftie.

Brilliant candidate for plastination.

Have we learned nothing from The Thing and Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer?

He thought it was really boring at age 14, but his mother said that she didn't want him to ever say that he didn't know what happened to his money.

Did he learn nothing from that time he had to rent an apartment from Rudy with his sad high-school-dropout salary??

Jesse, step away from the reruns.

Some of that choice isn't in the parents' hands. It's in the contract that he's not allowed to climb trees, and it's in the contract that Person X/Office Y has to be notified if there's any injury so it can be evaluated (by a doctor and for the camera).

The parents signed the contract. And they can be vigorous or un in telling the neighbors their kid can't climb trees depending on their own conscience and relationship with the kid.

"Timmy, don't climb trees" is different than telling the friends' Mom "well, the studio won't let Timmy climb trees..."

Did he learn nothing from that time he had to rent an apartment from Rudy with his sad high-school-dropout salary??

AWESOME episode.

Perkins, look away....

Bacon Tiara!

AWESOME episode.

Right?!? Pbpbpthth, Kat.

I like the safety warning for the Bacon tiara:

You are going to be working with an enzyme that bonds protein. You are made of protein. Unless you want to glue your lungs together or glue your eyelids to your eyeballs, you absolutely must follow these safety rules. We cannot be held accountable for any mishaps you might have while working with transglutaminase.