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House MD.
Anything more is a waste of time!
You are right Philosopher, those writers are completely warped. I have no idea how they keep it straight in their minds.
And wow, some little seemingly insignificant scene from season 2 happens, then its basis of a whole episode 3 seasons later.
Love that show. Wish I could erase my memory and start it all over again. I am new to the show in the last 18 months, my girlfriend and I did the first 3 seasons in 4 weeks on dvd, it was fantastic. I could not wait to get home from work and start watching again. Now this waiting a whole week for a new eposode just kills me.
If there are any sci fi fans out there not watching ... what are you waiting for, go rent the dvd's now!
It got real slow around here one week and on a whim I rented the entire first season at Blockbuster. Man oh man....
You've gotta catch this thing from the start. If you don't you're, well, you're lost (pardon the pun).
I'm truly addicted. I not only watch it, I tape it for further analysis later on....
You can catch back episodes at abc.com.
I rented the entire first season at Blockbuster. Man oh man....
that is what we did too, good times
that was some quality viewing, i would always pull for doing 3 episodes in an evening and my girlfriend would beg for only 2 ... often turned into an argument .. and i would win
In the interest of balance, House does too. And Heroes (although I think they've rebalanced too far now after robbing Hiro and Peter of powers)
But the entire Le Fleur +3 quadrangle. Thats complicated.
Jack's spell as leader is like 1/12th of Le Fleur's tenure. How will that resolve?
And then there's the Ben/Locke/Whitmore arc.
Its all genious.
I've used "Le Fleur" for the up-to-dates to follow, and the future-fans to not get "spoilt"
Have watched every episode since then. However, parts of last season really got bogged down for me and I kept watching mostly from inertia, figuring I'd already invested this much time in it so might as well continue.
Every few months my wife is away on business, so several episodes get queued up and I watch them again with her when she comes back. (Yeah right- you think I'm going to wait for her to get back before watching them?!?) Watching a second time helps pick things up that I missed the first time, especially coupled with hindsight (or is that foresight with Lost?) from an episode later on.
I just hope that when the series finally ends it has a true ending that clears up all (or at least most) of the issues. I hate investing a lot of time in a show only to be left with a "That's it?!?" feeling after the final episode.
But then again, with a show like Lost, will having all the secrets finally revealed, will that be better or worse? So I'm just continuing to hang on for the ride. :)
However, when each season of Lost comes out on DVD we're chomping at the bit, we get on the list right away, and can't wait to get it in the player.
I will say though, after season 3, it's sure looking a lot like X-Files did with every episode - making it look like something big and straggling us along with no real resolution, leaving us feeling cheated. I hope season 4 has something with a little more meat on it's bones.
....i would always pull for doing 3 episodes in an evening and my girlfriend would beg for only 2 ... often turned into an argument .. and i would win
HAHA! Same thing here! :-)
Prison Break is the same way, started off hot and heavy, then seems like they just ran out of good ideas.
S5 is mind-blowing. Fast paced and twisty. So mind-bogglingly twisty.
If your US or can use a proxy, you can watch them on ABC. No TV required
I just hope that when the series finally ends it has a true ending
they better tell us all about the 4 toed statue, or else ... oh and the polar bears .. oh and the smoke monster
[edited by: Rugles at 5:21 pm (utc) on Mar. 26, 2009]
I think it depends on Ben's age ;-)
Speaking of age, how old is Richard?
I thought originally that it was some sort of time warp slash black hole slash alternate reality sort of thing. When they found Oceanic Flight 815 at the bottom of the ocean with all bodies aboard I really thought I was on the right track. Friggin' Widmore.
Something that has never been explained to my satisfaction... The black smoke. It can grab you and drag you down in a hole yet Mr. Eko backed it down. The black smoke came toward him and he faced it head on and it retreated. I wish they'd kept Mr. Eko's character (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje). It was ripe for further development. He obviously had some sort of connection with the island but all we were left with were suspicions and vague ideas.
The polar bears were a Dharma Initiative project. I wondered when they'd get around to explaining that and they did. I just hope "Dharma Initiative project" doesn't get to be a dumping ground for anything that can't be logically explained.
These writers are good. Make no mistake about that. I'd LOVE to be a fly on the wall at one of their brainstorming sessions. These people are outside of the box.
But the entire Le Fleur +3 quadrangle. Thats complicated.Jack's spell as leader is like 1/12th of Le Fleur's tenure. How will that resolve?
And then there's the Ben/Locke/Whitmore arc.
Agreed Shaddows
Must... resist... spoilers.
Must... resist... spoilers.
yes, I too ignore all internets discussions concerning Lost
Does anybody have a theory on who is Jacob?
I am thinking Jack's father.
[edited by: Rugles at 4:03 pm (utc) on Mar. 30, 2009]
not sure what happened there ... maybe its Ben infecting my machine
[edited by: Rugles at 4:04 pm (utc) on Mar. 30, 2009]
I remember that day well- it was the same day as that huge tsunami in the Indian Ocean.
