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Ok, just so we're clear? Once again we've got more damn questions than answers. *sigh* Damn this show ... *stayed up until 1:45 AM to finish the damn episode just the same*
Aiiiii! My dad had a successful second date! He's very happy! I'm going to watch some Buffy now!
ARGH on the Lost-front!
( 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42 )
ARGH on the Lost-front!
( 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42 )
What aunt_zelda Thinks: Cabin Fever
May. 9th, 2008 11:13 pm*prays someone, anyone is reading this* Because really, you don’t even have to have seen Lost to read this and laugh. I make references to Doctor Who, Heroes, and slash at frequent intervals. There’s also this nasty rumor going around LJ that I’m funny, so you might read it for that. Just please leave comments. It gets so lonely, posting theses reviews and having no comments at all … do you all just hate Lost or something? I hate it too! It’s like junkies took Lord of the Flies and Survivor and added polar bears and slashy goodness! But still I watch! It’s ridiculously addicting!
Anyhoddle, please read. And yeah, spoilers for Lost, Heroes, DW, and pretty much every show I watch.
( Read if ya dare! )
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Yahoo for Tin Man! I mean, I know the acting was a bit weak here and there, and Azkadelia (sp?) flashed her cleavage around a bit more than was neccesary, and Raw didn't do much of ... anything, really.
But I loved what it tried and mostly-succeeded to do. I'm talking about the world itself, the O.Z. I mean, all the stuff, how clever was that?! Central City was fascinating, and I'm slightly annoyed we didn't spend enough time underground with all the criminals and outlaws, because it was causing me to have pleasant Firefly flashbacks.
I liked how they wove all the old stuff from 'The Wizard of Oz' into it, especially the Road, DG's waitress uniform, Dorothy Gale, and the Tin Man himself (go Cain!) It was a bold move, considering this is a generation addicted to Wicked, and I think it worked pretty well.
On the subject of Cain (and Glitch/Ambrose) WOOHOO! Those two carried the show for me, and that was even before the 'sweetheart' bit. Cain, aka Mr. Badass Angsty, calling Glitch sweetheart?!
Let's not let that overshadow their previous moments of not-straight-manly bonding, when Glitch was talking about dancing (SQUEE!) and taking care of Cain in the van (BOYSCOUT!) and really just about anything.
I choose to ignore Cain's son. They should have left him as mysteriously-missing, a cactus could act better than that poor boy.
But I loved what it tried and mostly-succeeded to do. I'm talking about the world itself, the O.Z. I mean, all the stuff, how clever was that?! Central City was fascinating, and I'm slightly annoyed we didn't spend enough time underground with all the criminals and outlaws, because it was causing me to have pleasant Firefly flashbacks.
I liked how they wove all the old stuff from 'The Wizard of Oz' into it, especially the Road, DG's waitress uniform, Dorothy Gale, and the Tin Man himself (go Cain!) It was a bold move, considering this is a generation addicted to Wicked, and I think it worked pretty well.
On the subject of Cain (and Glitch/Ambrose) WOOHOO! Those two carried the show for me, and that was even before the 'sweetheart' bit. Cain, aka Mr. Badass Angsty, calling Glitch sweetheart?!
Let's not let that overshadow their previous moments of not-straight-manly bonding, when Glitch was talking about dancing (SQUEE!) and taking care of Cain in the van (BOYSCOUT!) and really just about anything.
I choose to ignore Cain's son. They should have left him as mysteriously-missing, a cactus could act better than that poor boy.
Yeah, I know I said I wasn’t gonna watch Lost anymore, because it’s stupid and I’m protesting the latest timeslot, but as I’m watching it online, and not at abc.com … I feel I’m still protesting.
Besides, this episode kicked ass.
‘The Shape of Things to Come’
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