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May 25, 2005
Informatio: Fun
The dingo ate my baby!
Pretty much the awesomest season finalé ever.
(But, man, I hate it just the same — I’m gonna miss that show this summer.)
Posted at 11:39 pm
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Comments (8):
i never watched lost, but the season finale for 24 was pretty freakin awesome, too. best season yet. arent show addictions so fun?
jared () - May 26, 2005 at 08:48 am
Oh, Jared… 24 has nothing on Lost (in my opinion). It is an incredibly well-made, well-written, well-acted show. You should try to jump in next season (and download all of the shows via BitTorrent for this past season!).
timsamoff () (URL) - May 26, 2005 at 09:54 am
yeah, ive heard many good things about Lost. for us, 24 is a family thing, and this season was surprisingly good, because seemed to be getting progressively worse by the season. if time permits, ill get into Lost, too. oh, and what is BitTorrent? is it free?
jared () - May 26, 2005 at 10:57 am
Kevin and Bean were talking about the show this morning. a fe callers thought the show got to rediculous… i dug it but can see why people are getting too impatient. i knew that ship was trouble the minute i saw the blip on the radar. great show, jared. you gotta check it out. my girlfriend’s never watched it and started asking questions during the show. argh!!! noooo! not now!!! how bizarre is it though when you hear someone talking about the show and don’t know anything about it. gotta admit though, Locke was getting a little Star Wars diologue going on sometimes “there’s hope in that hatch”.... uhhh…. i dunno. i prefer to think he was just referring to a way out but thats not the case. you gotta just be into the premise. some thought the ladder was anti-climactic but…i dug it.
dennis the menace () - May 26, 2005 at 12:09 pm
Normally I would agree about the cheese-factor in the dialog (see recent Star Wars post), but in this case, Locke appears to be going insane. As well, I liked the ladder scene myself.
I think the only part that I thought was a little funny was the line that I got the title of this entry from — I mean, who’s idea was it to have a woman with an Australian accent scream, “She took my baby!” Hehe.
I think the only part that I thought was a little funny was the line that I got the title of this entry from — I mean, who’s idea was it to have a woman with an Australian accent scream, “She took my baby!” Hehe.
timsamoff () (URL) - May 26, 2005 at 3:37 pm
yea, maybe. but i dont think he’s going insane. thats one theory though. remember, when the whispers said they were gonna come for the boy, Helena assumed it was the baby. they were talking about Walt. those pirate guys were “the others”.... i think.
dennis the menace () - May 26, 2005 at 4:47 pm
shay tewk moy bawybee!!
dennis the menace () - May 26, 2005 at 4:49 pm
Well, even if Locke isn’t going insane, he is obsessed by the island — whether because the island is doing it to him or because he was healed by the island. Anyway, the line about hope is just Locke, you know?
And the Pirate/whispers/boy thing? Yeah, my thoughts exactly!
And the Pirate/whispers/boy thing? Yeah, my thoughts exactly!
timsamoff () (URL) - May 26, 2005 at 7:52 pm
