It’s been awhile since any new posts have been placed on this site, but I’ve sworn off American Idol and I missed the beginning of 24 so there’s no hope other than catching up on DVD (or Hulu… I may still do Hulu.)
Okay, let me be perfectly realistic here. I may still watch Idol. Who am I kidding? It’s a juggernaut, bitch! But we’ll see… (How’s that for conviction.)
About the only things I’ve managed to keep up on are The Office and 30 Rock, and they’re not highly bloggable. (So did you hear, Holly may be coming back to Dunder-Mifflin and do you think Jack and Liz Lemon will ever hook up? Because Mary Richards and Lou Grant never did…)
But there is one other huge glaring blinding hot spot that I must get on about…
LOST.
This show may not have gotten its bearings straight until Season 3, hence a lot of loose ends and changed courses (Tailies, anyone?), but this season’s Unstuck-In-Time theme is going to be interesting. Interesting in the fact that it will allow to uncover much of the Island’s history without it being expository.
Not since Billy Pilgrim bounced around Slaughterhouse-Five have I ever been so excited and intrigued. So far, we’ve uncovered some nice little details like these:
- Desmond and Penny’s son is named Charlie… after Charlie… aww…
- Charles Widmore was in fact on the Island in his past. AND he funded Faraday’s time travel studies, PLUS the victim of said studies.
(SIDENOTE: I love the insight provided by EW’s Lost blog by Doc Jensen, which this week was written by Adam B. Vary…
The door to the Dept. of Physics that Desmond first entered is labeled “Claredon 142-08,” which appears to be a typo, since according to the Oxford University website, the Physics department is housed in the “Clarendon” building. But that number seems to point to the Lost episode from last season that aired on Feb. 14, 2008, “The Economist,” i.e. Ben Linus’s still un-named target for his assassin Sayid. And a “don” is the common term for both a senior instructor at Oxford and a high ranking member of the Mafia. Perhaps Claire and The Economist are connected?
Crazy stuff. END SIDENOTE.)
- The Jughead H-bomb?! Could that be what gets buried in concrete at the core of the Swan Station?
- What’s with all the Redshirts that keep dying? The Frogurt’s of Flight 815 are getting picked off in droves. And as my brother, Scott, noted – “Where’s Rose and Bernard?”
- And Charlotte, poor Charlotte… why does she bear resemblance to Ellie, the Other that held Faraday at gunpoint, and Theresa Spencer – the time travelling coma girl? Some answers please!
TV IS MY IV 