An Oscar Story In a small coastal town, you may find a family-run tavern which once catered for fishermen and other sailors. A few maintain a traditional service, with home-brewed ale and excellent, sustaining food. There you may well find a warm welcome, even if you're a Goth, or a motorcyclist.
Told in four Parts and loosely based on the song it was titled after: The story of a trip from Michigan to California, a man, a woman and a Volkswagon Van. The locations are as much a character in this story as the man and woman are. I will include the songs Lyrics at the end of part four.
Amanda liked it when Daddy tucked her in, but he didn't do it every night. So she asked her mom if he could tuck her in that night. After asking some questions about what "tucking in" meant, Mom advised her daughter that letting Daddy tuck her in could become very serious business that could have life-changing consequences. So, Amanda decided she should pursue a degree in business... at least the business of being tucked in.
Mike's wife, Amy, was away visiting her sister, leaving him to look after their two girls. But Mike needed to work so he called up their regular babysitter. She couldn't help them out, but she knew a friend who could. When Mike saw the stand-in babysitter, things took a decidedly different turn...
Willow Oakton volunteers to help clean up the park on Earth Day. She has her best friend, the outdoors, and the attention of one Clay Wilder, a park ranger. When Willow gets lost, Clay goes to find her.
Ken is totally blind, but something very strange happens when he reaches puberty: He starts seeing sex organs. Red is for male, green for female. Then he finds that the new girl Lisa at the blind school has the same kind of vision. They are drawn to each other, and drawn to sexual exploration as they are exposed before each other. They see things both wonderful and not so wonderful that are hidden from the sighted.