At the time that I did the audition (1993) for them (For Saban Entertainment) I was playing, Antigone, in the staged production of 'Antigone,' at Santa Monica College (After my graduation from a Performing Arts High School that summer). (Saban Entertainment’s production company) So we did that. She asked myself and another friend of ours would we like to, her two best friends, who were both in high school, come down and submit our headshots for consideration for their production company. One of my friends is (Was at the time) 'A Power Ranger' (An actor from the original “Mighty Morphing Power Rangers,” TV show). How exactly did this situation with Shuki (Levy) start? She has court documents that are available on public record, you can verify these yourself if you wish. Sarah had laid out some serious comments about the Producer at Saban Entertainment, Shuki Levy, and I want to tell you this right now folks, a lot of what you're going to be hearing tonight has been backed up by documentation.

Here is the transcript of the edited interview.

* Contains Language, Mature Content, and Sexual Themes.This interview is under 20 minutes. At least you don't have to worry about who's going to be at the mall anymore. They never come true so what's the use of even wasting your time hoping they'll come true when they don't? Inspired by the New York-based reading series of the same name, 'Cringe' will help you realize that being a grown-up isn't all that terrible. Psyche! -And rages against the world at large: I am living in a dream world. if he buys my mom one + she gives me hers. I could get a lot out of this, vacations, a car. No more kidding around! You have to go out with someone! You haven't gone out with someone since the summer! At least fool around with someone! Come on! You've got it in ya! -Questionable motivations: My mom is madly in love with her boyfriend. Yet I am a flickering star over a cloudy sky. Cringe -worthy excerpts include: -Really bad poetry: I lumber like the sad clown with the hope that my performance might make you smile. A compilation of real teenage diary and journal entries, letters, songs, stories, and lists-along with biting commentary, background, and self-examination from the now so-called grown-ups who wrote them-'Cringe' offers a voyeuristic glimpse at the roller coaster of youth in all of its navel-gazing, soul-searching, social-skewering glory. Did you keep a diary during your teen years? Do you have a box of loopy-cursive, never-sent notes to your crush? Or some overwrought poetry about your bleak existence? An unfinished rockopera? Well, you're not alone, and in 'Cringe,' you'll find a reason to unearth your adolescent angst and have a good laugh at yourself.

Cringe by sarah brown