31 pages? Hellooooo reg?

*sigh*

Its just so normal without reg :P

-X

Anyone wtach the Finale for Sarah Connor Chronicles?...nice!
Hoping to see it come back!

LOST - Hmmm...not sure if I liked this episode didn't really flow all that well for me...no really big revelations...I mean, it's not like we can trust Ben to tell the truth can we?
Though it does make a kind of sense as he was the one that bought the book...*shrug*

Ren wrote:

LOST - Hmmm...not sure if I liked this episode didn't really flow all that well for me...no really big revelations...I mean, it's not like we can trust Ben to tell the truth can we?
Though it does make a kind of sense as he was the one that bought the book...*shrug*

Did Ben buy the Black Rock book?  Did I miss that? *confuzzled*

Interesting thought re Lost:

Depends on which side of the whole "Pro Life/Pro Choice" debate you line up on, but wouldn't Sun and Jin's baby count as an additional survivor of the flight? Shouldn't they be referred to as "TransAtlantic Seven"?

LOST spoilers.....

Loved last night's ep. Made me go through some tissues, it did, though I was half-prepared for the twist, having guessed early that Jin's bit was a flashback (he looked too young & harried for me to think it was a flash forward -- despite the possibility of blaming it on being a new father *shrug*; plus, I didn't buy that he'd be so late to Ji-Yeon's birth just for a Panda). (Just looked it up: Ji-Yeon means either "delay" or "flower of wisdom". Nifty.)

So, is Jin really dead? His marker is dated 9/22/2004, the date of the crash. Was the marker put up when news of the crash went out? Seems there's still a possibility for Jin (or so I'm really hoping).

The discussion between Captain Gault and Sayid & Desmond: loved the question about just who has the money to stage a faked crash (Ben, of course -- if you believe as Miles does that Ben has easy access to multi-millions; or maybe Widmore? Someone who didn't want people to come looking for survivors, at least.). And just where *did* he/they get 324 bodies to fake it with?

Apparently the boat is stuck, too?? though they expect they can move to "safer waters"... but the crew is getting "cabin fever"? (How long have they been out there?)

I don't know that Hurley and Sun are mutually agreed about not wanting to spend time with the other 'survivors', necessarily. It could have more to do with the big secret they all have to keep now that they're back. And I'm still debating whether Aaron is one of the 6... technically not a passenger.

How does Abbaddon fit in with the Ben/Widmore rivalry?

And lately more idle wild speculation: could ol' Smokey be Jacob?

(Another bit picked up from elsewhere (EW.com) that's kinda cool: the book that Regina was reading upside-down was Survivors of the Chancellor by Jules Verne, "an 1875 novel of psychological suspense about — get this — the castaways of a grounded ship who start killing themselves from madness and despair. Interestingly enough, the books that Verne published before and after Survivors of the Chancellor have some powerful Lost resonances: Mysterious Island (also 1875) is, of course, considered an essential text, but then there's Michael Strogoff (1876), about a spy on a mission named...Michael. His lady love? A woman who shares the name of Sayid's Iraqi sweetheart, Nadia.")


Gah. I want more -- now!

But Ji-Yeon wasn't even conceived until after the flight crashed, and wasn't born until after the rescue. In fact, if Sun got off the island before all the bad symptoms were to begin, she may not even have been showing when the journalists coined the phrase "Oceanic Six".

I think Aaron is still debatable, though journalists are a lazy lot & may not be considering technicalities of flight manifests & such...

I also think there's a slight possibility that Sayid is not one of the 6 (unless someone comes along & reminds me that he was specifically referred to as one of the 6 in his ep; sieve memory, me). Since Ben is off the island & secretly so (assumedly), and Sayid's working as his hit-man, perhaps Sayid came along with Ben & not with the "Six" when rescued, so he could move around and work fairly anonymously.

Just saying there's still some wiggle room.....

Hrmmm I need to peruse more of the Lost Sites for some of that, it seems that EVERY book ever shown or referenced has meaning...

I am guessing that Abaddon is Widmore's "Right Hand Man"...ie his Dirty Works Guy

Smokey = Jacob...it DOES make sense as when Jacob was pissed off he slammed stuff around...the question though...what is Jacob then?

Just thought some of you might be interested. As reported in Variety:

Sam Raimi's syndie original "Wizard's First Rule" is set to bow in all of the top 50 markets in the US.
The ABC/Disney show, based on the "Sword of Truth" books by Terry Goodkind, is greenlit for 22 episodes and will begin production in May.

Now it looks like the action/fantasy show will preside over a nonfictional kingdom, as well: "Rule," which is sold station-by-station, has been cleared in 84% of the country in the not quite six weeks it's been on sale.

The weekly hourlong series follows Richard Cypher, a young man who makes his living leading people through dangerous forests, as he investigates the murder of his father and finds himself opposing Darken Rahl, the son of an evil wizard.

Goodkind's popular novels, first published in the mid-nineties, span 11 volumes so far.

"Wizard's First Rule" will be shot in HD.

That's funny, because I love Parker Posey and think she's great. I have yet to watch JJ but I have heard it is terrible and Posey is horribly miscast, which could be why the first two episodes are still sitting on my DVR.

I did watch an incredibly fun show on G4 last night, though. Ninja Warrior: Female edition. Basically 100 women from all walks of life compete on a massive obstacle course. They take the course one at a time and try for the fastest time. Most don't even get past  the first few obstacles. It was extremely fun in a hokey sort of way. Catch it if you can.

Yes it does a fairly good job in not being insulting to any viewpoints. Though for a sitcom even the "fanatics" are kinda tame, but I think the idea is to show Muslim's in a more respectful and day-to-day life kind of way. Though the humor and exchanged barbs are pretty well done.

Great line from one episode I watched last night;
Sarah - "Don't we have a new testament around here, or even an old one?"
Yasser - "If I had a new one, wouldn't I just throw the old one away?"

only if you live in the US I think