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Lost, The Morning After: Critical Responses to “Ab Aeterno”
Critical Responses to “Ab Aeterno” March 24th, 2010 While I remain content with my review of “Ab Aeterno” from last night, I think that this is definitely one of those episodes that warrants a second look based on the kinds … Continue reading
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Constants, Favourites, and the Overlooked: 10 Important Episodes of Lost
Constants, Favourites and the Overlooked: 10 Important Episodes of Lost February 1st, 2010 When you start listing your favourite Lost episodes, you’re inevitably going to overlap with other people’s lists. However, this overlap occurs for many possible reasons: it just … Continue reading
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Lost – “The Variable”
“The Variable” April 29th, 2009 I will admit right now that I feel sort of like a low rent Daniel Faraday right now, my attempts to put myself on a different sleep schedule in a way not that different from … Continue reading
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The 2008 Television Time Capsule: Lost – “The Constant”
“The Constant” Season Four, Episode Five Airdate: February 28th, 2008 It should come as no surprise to anyone who reads this blog, or watched Lost’s fourth season, that “The Constant” makes it into Cultural Learnings’ 2008 Television Time Capsule. The … Continue reading
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60th Primetime Emmy Awards Preview: Nominations Predictions for The “Other” Awards
When people predict the Emmy Awards, they predict the big awards: the ones with names we recognize, the ones that we’ll see on TV, and the ones that we’ll remember when the show is over. However, there are dozens of … Continue reading
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Assessing the Contenders: Lost – “The Constant”
Lost (ABC) Episode: “The Constant” During its resurgence in creative vision during the latter portion of its third season, Lost had a number of highpoints. “Flashes Before Your Eyes” was a complex journey into the series’ murky but fascinating science, … Continue reading
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