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Welcome to the Sniffles Public Access show page. Before your head spins completely backwards out of confusion, let me clarify: for sake of continuity we are calling Sniffles 'season 0 of According To Whim'.
Sniffles was the first public access show and it eventually
lead to According To Whim. The show was created and produced
by Miguel Cruz and Chris McGinty and it broadcast in the
Fort Worth area between 1997 - 2000. On these pages you can
read all about that show's history as well as see some
pictures, reviews, and an FAQ. Enjoy. For your reference Miguel Cruz wrote the content for this part (Sniffles) of the site. A Show History: Click here for Miguel's very through recounting of the show. Sniffles Pictures: Enjoy some pictures of the people who appeared in Sniffles. Frequently Asked Questions: A very brief FAQ for Sniffles. Episode Reviews: Miguel's college roommate provides some rather scathing reviews.
"I wish I had been high when I watched it, maybe I would
have understood it better!" -David Jewell, Miguel's Ex
Co-Worker at Wal*Mart
"It was kind of
funny!" - Kim Stice, Miguel's (circa 1990's) Girlfriend "It's
good...for amateur!." - Brandy Justice, Miguel's Friend
Since High School "It was
something else. We did laugh though!" - Bonnie, Another of
Miguel's Wal*Mart Co-Workers "I enjoyed it!"
- Jack, Yet Another of Miguel's Walleyworld Co-Workers and
Bonnie's Husband "I'm
impressed!" - Gary, Brett Gardner's Father "Very
impressive!" - Jewel, Chris' (then circa 1990's) Girlfriend
"It was good.
It was really good!" - Sherry, Who Works at, Where Else?
Wal*Mart. "You guys have
got your comedy down pretty good!" - Milton, the
8,378,475,243 Wal*Mart Associate Mentioned "We liked it!"
- Kim and Stephanie, Two Teenage Girls Who Live in the
Apartment Complex Next to Brian's Whom We Met While Waiting
Outside of Brian's Apartment While He Went to Pick Up His
Girlfriend Kendra from Work. "Is [the second
episode] going to be better than the first?! - Bill Hutson,
Kim's Neighbor Friend "Those movies
you and Chris make are stupid!" - Shirley Cruz, Miguel's
Mother Eventhough She Hadn't Seen the Show At the Time "It was better than I thought it would be!" - Shirley Cruz, After She Had Actually Sat Down to Watch the Show |