'Underneath'
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Right?? I feel exactly the same way.
Seriously, between this and Veronica Mars, it's nice to give a shit about what's going to happen on a show. I mean, HBO does some nice stuff, but I miss the more mainstream network, yet still quality shows - at least for drama. 24 is entertaining and all, but it ain't remotely going to work me up like LOST has.
Thanks, Polter-Cow!
Seriously, between this and Veronica Mars, it's nice to give a shit about what's going to happen on a show.
It's very nice to give a shit about what's going to happen on a show that's not going to get cancelled.
continues crossing fingers for VM
It's very nice to give a shit about what's going to happen on a show that's not going to get cancelled.
Yeah, I'm not quite sure what do with that feeling. It's kinda new.
Man, I got all het up when Jin was beating the living hell out of Michael on the beach. It seemed like it took forever for someone to do anything! Sun's screaming, Walt's screaming, no one's doing nothing. Combined with everyone being slooooow on the uptake last week with the drowning chick, and I'm starting to think these people are starved for entertainment, or something.
Creeped out by the stones. Definitely thought it was a symbol of some sort, the black v. white.
I thought Sawyer was Super Sexy this week.
I wonder if Jin will have his very own flashback? I hope so. Wouldn't it be funny if they both secretly knew English.
It just occured to me that Jin and Sun may actually have been living in Australia rather than Korea. Otherwise, how could the escape have been set up? You don't go through check-in if you are just changing planes, so how else could they be at the airport in Sydney?
Wouldn't it be funny if they both secretly knew English.
Ha ha ha! And then there's the scene where they both confess to each other that they know English at the same time.
Wouldn't it be funny if they both secretly knew English.
I'm betting that's exactly the case, Nora.
I just realized why the two black and white stones pinged me: Urim and Thummim (spelling's prolly way off). IIRC, these were a white stone and a black stone that were mandated for priestly use when casting lots.
Maybe Claire went walkabout looking for her husband.
Actually, I've been meaning to ask about this.
At least my mistake helped for something...