Jack and Diane
March 23, 2006 – 9:14 amIs it just me? I think Jack and Locke are like, the bitchiest married couple ever on television.
Lost pretty much ruled, but I’d have to say the previews for next week’s episode kicked the shit out of tonight’s show. Anytime hatches start going fully automated and locking down I’m hooked. Oh yeah, and it appears that they find Henry Gale’s hot air balloon. Yikes!
9 Responses to “Jack and Diane”
Wait, what?
They find the balloon? Where’d you pick THAT up from??
And yes, the whole shower exchange between Locke and Jack made me want to scrub myself Crying Game style.
Unclean… unclean… (Is their character develeoper manic depressive or something? I just want to shake them both.)
By Heather on Mar 23, 2006
It was in the previews for next week. Ana Lucia says, “Why isn’t it raining here?” They look up and see a huge deflated balloon in the tree canopy. Crazy.
By Teddy on Mar 23, 2006
Stupid CTV.
I didn’t see that at ALL. Just the lockdown and it ended with Gale saying, “What happened?”
By Heather on Mar 23, 2006
Try the official LOST website. I’m sure they have a preview for next week’s show.
http://abc.go.com/primetime/lost/
By Teddy on Mar 23, 2006
Incidentally, did you catch the massive grammatical error in the translation? I think it was when they were in the doctor’s office and it said something like:
“You’re test results…”
Head-slappingly bad. I hate that.
By Heather on Mar 23, 2006
Haha. I totally did. I’m like that sucks. Why would they do that on puropose? Sloppy.
By Teddy on Mar 23, 2006
Good. I’m glad I’m not the only snob.
By Heather on Mar 23, 2006
Not snobby at all. Apostrophe errors are quite shameful. They’re simple rules to remember.
By Teddy on Mar 23, 2006
That’s for sure.
When I lived in Winnipeg, somebody opened a little high-end designer furnature store. They had a massive banner out front for street advertising and all it said was “SOFA’S”.
What I can’t wrap my head around is that SOMEBODY CREATED THIS. Somebody actually sat down with this and applied paint to fabric and it came out saying “SOFA’S”. Is it that slight a percentage of the population that knows how wrong that is, that it got made that way? Or was it just straight-up laziness?
By Heather on Mar 23, 2006