I also never understood why AJ wasn’t very “out there” like Jason Frank, but the whole being petrified and having nightmares makes a lot of sense to me. As a kid, we did think that the actors were “gods”. Well, we looked up to them, and didn’t really understand, until later, that they were just like us. We just saw them as confident, and strong individuals, and never really “got” the human side. It’s also the age most of us were at (7, 8, 9…), where we were just developing the use of abstract thinking. So, putting ourselves into “their shoes” wasn’t quite there yet. And, we didn’t have enough life experiences to understand why they would get scared of a lot of people. They were “Power Rangers”, they couldn’t get scared.

As an adult, it makes perfect sense. I have stage fright myself. I can relate completely. I even have a hard time stringing sentences together when doing presentations or speeches. So, when AJ says that she had stage fright, I understand.

And, yes, there are a lot of weird fans. I’ve heard some strange tales of what fans send their idols. And, quite frankly, I would be scared, too.

So, a lot of little things have been “put into perspective” from this interview. Thanks NPS for having AJ come aboard, and thank you AJ for doing this interview.

Oh, and I always wondered what would happen when the cameras are rolling and someone lays a rotten egg… (RE: Billy & Kim Story).

Thanks guys!

Glad everyone liked the interview! Thanks a bunch!