"Still makes me a bit nervous," Andy commented. "I don't like the network being down. Makes me feel isolated." She settled back to watch the movie.

"Yeah, I guess so." Belle shrugged. "I don't like it either, but."

"Just weirds me out a bit, still," Andy shrugged. In town or not, she was still uneasy about it. "I'm almost wondering if they'll make us get new bishiballs once everything is fixed. I can't imagine they can reactivate every single one."

"That would be bad," Belle grumbled. "Especially if we do PD balls."

"Seriously," Andy agreed. She paused for a moment. "Now that's a scary thought. If the bishiballs aren't active, what's anchoring us here? Are trainers just going to randomly start vanishing?"

"I doubt it. I mean, everything is run by the program, and if the program is down then trainers won't disappear." Belle shrugged. "I'd guess so anyway."

"I hope so," Andy replied. "Being sent back would really suck." Especially since she was getting closer to Sess.

"Yes, it would." Belle moved closer to Eclipse.

Andy snuggled back against Sess as the bishi wrapped his arms around her posessively.

"I hope everything goes back to normal soon," she said.

"I hope so too." Belle sighed briefly. "Okay, enough of that. Cheering up time."

"Right," Andy replied. "Cheesy live-action Disney."

"Definitely." Belle put on Enchanted, grinning as she settled down.

Andy settled in as well. Cheesy Disney was just what they needed to change the mood.

Belle settled in to watch the movie, snickering at the few groans from her bishis.

Andy rolled her eyes.

"Oh quit whining," she commented to the room at large. "It could be so much worse. We could be watching flat-out romance or something."

"This is about as close as you get without it being flat-out romance." Belle grinned.

"Just about," Andy agreed with a grin. "Though Letters to Juliet made me cry, and none of my guys knew what to do." She couldn't hold back a couple of giggles when she heard a faint 'don't remind me' from one of her boys.

Belle laughed a little. "Peter Pan. Every time I watch it I tear up, if not cry. And Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn. I bawl. I positively bawl."

Eclipse coughed a little, gently tugging the end of her braid and pulling her down so she was lying next to him.

"I am not a Trekkie and probably never will be," Andy admitted. "My dad was a Trekkie, but I never really caught on. Dumbo used to make me bawl when I was a kid, though."

"I haven't seen Dumbo since I was a kid," Belle admitted.

"Me, either," Andy replied. "I couldn't watch it anymore. It always upset me too much."

"I know the feeling." Belle sighed, laying her head on Eclipse's chest. "Hey look, talking chipmunk."

Andy giggled.

"If it starts singing, then I'll be amused," she said. "Then again, there needs to be two more if they're going to do this properly."

Belle laughed. "No, he doesn't sing, but he has an attitude." She grinned.

"But you get the joke, which is what I was aiming for," Andy said. She couldn't help the pop-culture reference.