Lost and Found

I've been watching LOST. I didn't start until the 5th season was over, and watched them all online. I watched them all at the pace of about 3-4 a night until I was caught up. Waiting a week for a new episode is awful now. I wait and wait, and barely get any insight into what the end is going to be, however, what I glean is of value, and therefore keeps me glued to the next episode. I feel that the last episode is going to be make or break for everyone's preconceived notions of what the island is, etc. The show's characters keep me riveted, though, more than the question about the island. Their decisions and choices are sought after and earned and carefully given.

Conversely, I just started on a 9 part series on why Star Wars episode 2 was so bad. The commentator is nearly monotone, and it has a few odd sidebars and a bit of foul language, but cuts to the heart of the lack of acting, direction, production value, etc. I've been laughing quite a bit, and am also kinda sad as a former Star Wars geek. Here's the link to part 1, if you dare: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfBhi6qqFLA


There's always a choice, brother,

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