Is Michael Jackson crazy? Certainly, his Feb. 6 appearance on ABC's 20/20 -- dangling babies and eating Sno-Kones -- may have convinced 27 million U.S. viewers that Jackson had finally moved from Bad to Dangerous. But for those who watched closely enough, Jackson came off as a typically concerned parent and businessman. Consider the evidence. -- Brian M. Raftery
-- Wears a seat belt while driving go-cart around his 3,000-acre Neverland ranch.
-- Doesn't hold on to his umbrella while climbing the giving tree.
-- Keeps life-size Captain Hook and Peter Pan reproductions fastened securely to the wall.
-- Negotiates for a discount before purchasing Egyptian coffins, urn sets, or paintings of the bathing of Apollo.
-- Travels only with mannequins of a nonthreatening nature (a police officer, French waiter, etc.).
-- Patronizes hospitals with liberal placenta-removal policies.
-- By his own admission, is no longer walking around carrying baby dolls as if they were real children.
-- Teaches kids that recent Star Wars installments are ''boring and slow.''
