Lost 12/08/04
12-08-04, 08:06 AM
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I just know there's going to be a huge 24-style cliffhanger at the end of tonight's episode.
But if I had a pregnant wife who was due tonight, she would need to have a backup ride from 8-9 tonight.
But if I had a pregnant wife who was due tonight, she would need to have a backup ride from 8-9 tonight.
12-08-04, 08:56 AM
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Happy Birthday Charlie!
Dominic Monaghan turns 28 today
Would have been cool if tonights episode was the one featuring Charlies flashbacks.
Looking forward to tonights episode but then none for 3 weeks is going to suck
Dominic Monaghan turns 28 today
Would have been cool if tonights episode was the one featuring Charlies flashbacks.
Looking forward to tonights episode but then none for 3 weeks is going to suck
12-08-04, 09:08 AM
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Hey, I get to watch "Lost" in HDTV because I usually watch "Smallville" in HDTV and watch my recording of "Lost" later (simply because I had a better shot of seeing "Lost" in HDTV on the possible Saturday reruns earlier this season. "Smallville" is a rerun tonight, so that frees up the 8 p.m. slot for me.
12-08-04, 12:01 PM
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There's a 4-star review of tonight's episode over at USA Today.
"Tonight, things go from strange to stranger for TV's most fascinating castaways on a sterling, shock-filled Lost, the show's last original episode this year. (Catch up with reruns through December.)
As he has all season, producer J.J. Abrams carefully treads the line between fun and frustration tonight, parceling out just enough information to keep you satisfied while keeping you wanting more. So while a few questions are answered, many more are posed in this mid-season cliffhanger, all the better to ensure your return in January when Lost is paired with Abrams' equally entertaining Alias."
'Lost' keeps its bearings in mid-series cliffhanger
"Tonight, things go from strange to stranger for TV's most fascinating castaways on a sterling, shock-filled Lost, the show's last original episode this year. (Catch up with reruns through December.)
As he has all season, producer J.J. Abrams carefully treads the line between fun and frustration tonight, parceling out just enough information to keep you satisfied while keeping you wanting more. So while a few questions are answered, many more are posed in this mid-season cliffhanger, all the better to ensure your return in January when Lost is paired with Abrams' equally entertaining Alias."
'Lost' keeps its bearings in mid-series cliffhanger
12-08-04, 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Shemp
the show's last original episode this year. [/URL]
man, almost had me for a second, reviewer! i thought you meant til next season... but the year is up at the end of december! very tricky indeed!
12-08-04, 02:36 PM
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I hope Not!
I hope they don't kill Emilie de Ravin off the show. She was pregnunt on Roswell and came back and was killed off. I wish they would keep her as a regular for awhile. Maybe the baby doesn't survive?!
12-08-04, 04:51 PM
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Originally Posted by rkndkn
aktick, "Alias" is great, but you should catch up from the first season with the DVD sets. SO MUCH has happened over the seasons.
12-08-04, 07:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Patman
Hey, I get to watch "Lost" in HDTV because I usually watch "Smallville" in HDTV and watch my recording of "Lost" later (simply because I had a better shot of seeing "Lost" in HDTV on the possible Saturday reruns earlier this season. "Smallville" is a rerun tonight, so that frees up the 8 p.m. slot for me.
(why do I get the feeling this will be my post every week)
12-08-04, 07:57 PM
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Ditto. The fact that they saved him was ridiculous. He was dead for too long! And besides, the way that Jack was beating on his chest he must have a bunch of broken ribs by now, making it very hard to breathe.
12-08-04, 08:06 PM
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BTW...has there ever been a trapped on a deserted island show or movie where you rooted hard for them to never get rescued?
12-08-04, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by movieking
Ditto. The fact that they saved him was ridiculous. He was dead for too long! And besides, the way that Jack was beating on his chest he must have a bunch of broken ribs by now, making it very hard to breathe.
Anyone else reminded of The Abyss though?
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