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I liked Pam's glasses.
I'm glad they're not trying to work Angela's pregnancy into the plot line, but there are problems with not doing it.
2- Really? I like glasses, but not those glasses.
Lost was really good, even if I felt like the appendix plot was contrived -- at first at least. (When they referenced the oddity that no one gets sick on the island, only heal, it made me think they had a trick up their sleeve, or at least a self-awareness.) So is everyone hallucinating, or was that really whatsherface's dad at the end? Guess we'll find out next week.
I can't believe that they'd have it that the Oceanic 6 really are dead, and that's it. That's gotta be a red herring, too.
I haven't watched 30 Rock yet but Tivo'd it. Worth watching?
The hatch system begins to make some sense as a more prescient concept at this point. Time Travel obviously. Also, the "game" component discussed by Ben with Charles last week.
I like the idea of a Panoptic Prison of one's own making. The show works on allegorical levels no doubt.
As for The Office, it was just really jarring, but in a good way. It seems to me that this season is really all about the consequences of all of the silliness we have enjoyed over the last couple of years.
Last nite's Lost was terrible IMO. The whole appendix plotline really went no where. It was unnecessary. The flash forwards were ok--->but at some point Lost needs to back on a more straight path. Right now, its just all over the place.
I liked season 3 way better than this season. Some of the suspense has been taken away now that we know apparently some of them get off the island, and some chose to stay.
I really wish they'd show every different group each episode (Ben-Locke, Sawyer-Aaron, Jack's group at the island, the people on the boat). Its like, one episode they build alot of suspense with Ben-Locke, and then the next episode they arent even shown. Whats up with that?
Just seems Lost is sputtering around this season. But the bar was set pretty high the first 3 seasons. Its still pretty good TV, but not what it once was.
I had the exact opposite reaction to the two episodes.
I was laughing out loud the whole time Michael kept calling out Pam for the glasses.
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