I’m loving this Youtube video made in the style of Jack Bauer’s 24. It is a real time look with multiple camera angles of the events surrounding the crash of Flight 815. Thos ten minutes really got me excited about the February 2nd premier of… Read More »LOST: Flight 815 crash in format of 24
ABC has picked up two dramas and one comedy to help round out their schedule. Successful drama pilots, both from ABC Studios and both medical dramas, are “Off the Map” and “Body of Evidence”. Neither looks like a LOST replacement to me. The comedy is… Read More »ABC Picks Up Three New Shows
I have to say I’m in agreement with David at Disney-O-Rama that the folks organizing the petition to get Disneyland to turn Tom Sawyer Island into LOST island are barking up the wrong tree. That’s not to say that I wouldn’t appreciate finding more ABC… Read More »LOST Island should stay away fom Disneyland
Here’s a great video with everything you need to know (well almost) about the first 5 seasons of LOST in 8 minutes and 15 seconds. Lost returns on Tuesday, February 2, 2010 at 9PM EST. You can also download full episodes of LOST on iTunes.
It has been quite a while since I have posted (I went to Disneyland Paris!) but I was able to watch a repeat of Modern Family tonight. I saw it when it first aired, but watching it again tonight was an unexpected treat! The test… Read More »Back to Modern Family
ABC’s Prep and Landing, a very cute little film from Disney that’s destined to be a Christmas classic, is now available to watch online. Includes text commentary from Thrasher, Wayne, and Larry.
And now we come to the end of the first of half of “Flash Forward’s” inaugural season. And we’ve come a lot farther in, what, 10 weeks? than I thought we would in terms of discovering who or what is behind everything…
My apologies for being a bit delayed with this recap – hopefully you were all so busy enjoying your turkey and Black Friday shopping you didn’t mind the wait! On the other hand, perhaps this is one way to prolong the interest in a show that may not have been given enough time to grow legs.
This episode opens with action – our resistance heroes Erica and Ryan are racing through a parking garage, then we see Erica standing over a wounded Georgie, while Ryan aims a gun in her direction…
Then we cut, West Wing-style, to 14 hours earlier. The writers on The West Wing did this often, and very well, so I was excited. Had we just seen the final scene, or the penultimate scene of the fall finale? What a way to end! But no – this story-telling technique, while very effective sometimes, was not put to its best use. But more on that later.