January 2009
Still reeling from last night's episode? I hear ya, Lost fans. There was a lot to chew on. Revelations aplenty, tons of emotional payoff, and naturally, a host of brand new questions we now have to ask ourselves.More »
Hope that lived up to the hype, Lost fans. I'd heard good things about it, and had my expectations exceeded. Judging by the reactions during our live chat tonight, I'd say many of you felt the same way.More »
We're just two days away from the third episode of the season, entitled "Jughead." That title is a huge clue as to what's about to happen. Clearly, Jacob=Jake Gyllenhaal. It was staring us in the face all alone. He needs Locke's help because he's stuck inside the New York Public Library, the only room in the northern hemisphere immune to the effects of massively subzero temperatures. Of course, in Lost terms, the day after tomorrow could actually be thirty years ago at this point. No wonder Jakey's been waiting so long. (Oh wait, he was in Jarhead. Not Jughead. Nevermind.)More »
Due to an overwhelming response to my call for questions about Season 5, I wasn't able to answer them all. By the time I finished, Season 5 would have been halfway over. So I chose to focus on questions asked by first-time commenters or those who normally don't post a lot here. Don't worry: the other questions will be answered in the podcast. (Coming Sunday night!) So make sure to check that out as well. I love my hard-core commenters, but it's valuable to get as many questions/opinions/insights as possible as we sort through this crazy season of Lost.
Have you recovered yet from Wednesday's mindblowing Lost premiere night? I've found myself thinking about it constantly, trying to view it from different angles, and trying to make some sense of it all. Course, that's incredible difficult to do so early on in the season, but that doesn't mean we won't have fun trying!
Nothing like a little Ramones to get us into an excited frenzy for the impending start of Lost, you know? Not that any of us really need any further excitement. Any more commercials, trailers, or mentions of the show might send us into screams not unlike those made by Jonas Brothers' fans after they've imbibed a four-pack of Red Bull.
Yesterday, I dropped my least favorite ten episodes in the overall insanely excellent show that is Lost. And as promised, I'm balancing that with my ten favorite today. Much like yesterday's list, it was quite easy to come up with the top three in this list, and much more difficult to come up with the rest. But I'm feeling pretty good about the whole thing. At this time. Don't you hold me to this list. Don't you dare. Much like Baby, nobody puts Ryan in the corner.
So you love Lost, huh? Hey, funny, me too! What a crazy small world we live in. Fancy meeting you here. But let's be honest: we all know the show isn't perfect. Nothing is, except maybe the taste of leftover pizza the morning after a bourbon-infused night during which you may or may not have told strangers at the bar, "We have to go back...to my place for some topless Twister!" But except for that leftover slice of pizza, little in this world is perfect.



