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Amazed and knows not what to say!
LOST is blowing my ever loving mind this season. All you peeps who stopped watching when season 3 got stupid are really, really missing out.
So now we know why Alpert went to see Locke when he was a little boy. And we also, finally, know why they took Walt off the raft at the end of season one. About damn time, I must say. And meeting Charles Widmore in the 1950's? Gold. I'm betting he did something awful and was made to leave the island, that's why he's now trying to get back and kill everyone so he can have the island to himself.
I maintain that when Ben said the island was like a giant wishing box, he was absolutely telling the truth.
Of course that doesn't explain why Hurley is seeing dead people.
I think Hurley really fucked things up getting himself arrested.
There was something else I wanted to mention, but now I can't think of what it is. Oh, the red-hairded girl. Was that who was in the bed being taken care of? I bet so. He didn't abandon her; he's trying to find a cure. She has no Constant...not yet anyway.
Life on Mars continues to impress. The cast is consistently fabulous and there's always someone throwing down in fisticuffs. I likes it.
I'm still polishing my press packet so I can start sending those out. I hope to get lots more blog style radio invites, and hopefully some more professional reviews. That will be sweet. In the mean time, I'm at work.
As much as my job bugs me sometimes, the hours are good, my co workers are awesome, the pay is fine, and the customers are 85% easy to deal with. I guess I just wish I had more time to do writer things. Of course given the economy, I'm lucky to even have a job.
So now we know why Alpert went to see Locke when he was a little boy. And we also, finally, know why they took Walt off the raft at the end of season one. About damn time, I must say. And meeting Charles Widmore in the 1950's? Gold. I'm betting he did something awful and was made to leave the island, that's why he's now trying to get back and kill everyone so he can have the island to himself.
I maintain that when Ben said the island was like a giant wishing box, he was absolutely telling the truth.
Of course that doesn't explain why Hurley is seeing dead people.
I think Hurley really fucked things up getting himself arrested.
There was something else I wanted to mention, but now I can't think of what it is. Oh, the red-hairded girl. Was that who was in the bed being taken care of? I bet so. He didn't abandon her; he's trying to find a cure. She has no Constant...not yet anyway.
Life on Mars continues to impress. The cast is consistently fabulous and there's always someone throwing down in fisticuffs. I likes it.
I'm still polishing my press packet so I can start sending those out. I hope to get lots more blog style radio invites, and hopefully some more professional reviews. That will be sweet. In the mean time, I'm at work.
As much as my job bugs me sometimes, the hours are good, my co workers are awesome, the pay is fine, and the customers are 85% easy to deal with. I guess I just wish I had more time to do writer things. Of course given the economy, I'm lucky to even have a job.
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And I think that was Charlotte on the bed, but then the girl in the picture in his office didn't look like her. So I'm confused.
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