Posts with the tag Lost.

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Lost: Sundown

Posted by: David A. Robertson  •  March 4, 2010 @ 2:47pm

Sayid! A cold blooded killer with a heart of gold. He's always been a fascinating character. I watched the episode on Tuesday with a new Lost-head...she just bought Season 1 and was about to delve into the world of Lost. Convinced that she would forget it all by the time she got to this episode, she watched it with my wife and I.

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Lost: Lighthouse

Posted by: David A. Robertson  •  February 26, 2010 @ 3:02am

Much Jack this episode, entitled "Lighthouse". The flash sideways was devoted to Jack and the relationship with his son. Very good story in the sideways flash, with Jack's son seemingly running away and Jack, worried, looking for him everywhere. Jack eventually finds his son, playing piano wickedly at a sort of entrance exam into a high-end music school.

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Lost: The Substitute

Posted by: David A. Robertson  •  February 16, 2010 @ 11:32pm

Now we're getting somewhere. And it is somewhat fitting that Locke, whoever he is, is the one who stars in the episode where we finally see progress in this, the final season. As much as I didn't mind last week's episode, in hindsight we didn't really get anywhere. Perhaps inadvertently making up for this, tonight's episode was pretty great.

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Lost: What Kate Does

Posted by: David A. Robertson  •  February 10, 2010 @ 12:30am

This episode did answer, at least it began to answer, a question that's been on my mind for quite a long while: What happened to Claire??? We also got a little more info on the strange Asian Dude (Dogan?), what's up with Sayid (but can we trust them?), and an emoting Sawyer (which is a really cool change in him that began to really happen last year).

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Lost: LA X (Parts 1 & 2)

Posted by: David A. Robertson  •  February 3, 2010 @ 5:52pm

The new and final season of Lost promised to answer many lingering questions, too many questions to list here, however the first episode probably left me with more questions. This confounding but brilliant series has thrown so many twists at us that at times it's hard to remember all the things we need to know this year. But they've sure gotten off to a typical start.

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Previewing the 2004/2005 Television Season: Part 1

Posted by: Dean Kish  •  October 11, 2004 @ 12:00am

Traditionally, the new television season comes the Monday after the Emmy telecast. But in recent years, networks have begun rolling their new seasons out before the Emmys have even aired. Now this season, it seems that networks have no idea when to debut new shows.

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