Post by Deleted on May 28, 2009 12:55:05 GMT -4
Aside from Michael Emerson's performance, of course.
It separates the wheat from the chaff, just like in the pictographs in Jacob's tapestry. I found this on the NPR's Monkey See blog by Linda Holmes. It goes a long way in explaining and justifying "Lost's" loss of about half its viewers over time. As I've said elsewhere, suits me.
Why I Admire 'Lost' For Dumping Me Over My Failure To Commit
This excerpt is especially nice:
Now if we can figure out how to get rid of people who go to movies with their cellphones, chatty friends or their kids they like to let run the aisles.
It separates the wheat from the chaff, just like in the pictographs in Jacob's tapestry. I found this on the NPR's Monkey See blog by Linda Holmes. It goes a long way in explaining and justifying "Lost's" loss of about half its viewers over time. As I've said elsewhere, suits me.
Why I Admire 'Lost' For Dumping Me Over My Failure To Commit
This excerpt is especially nice:
"If more shows had end dates; if more shows could count on a life of a fixed length on television followed by a longer life on DVD where everyone can afford be a completist, maybe we'd get better shows."
Now if we can figure out how to get rid of people who go to movies with their cellphones, chatty friends or their kids they like to let run the aisles.
