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Lost (TV show)
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Don't worry. I know I'm not worthy of a graphics editing program... although it's probably art to somebody... 
Am I the only one that thought that the show was great. I think the smart money is on dinosaurs however, maybe some mammoth thrown in. Besides there is not enough dinosaurs in prime time anyway.
yellow said:Nice addition with the drool.
I tried morphing the two pictures with MorphX but that proved to not work well (for these pictures)... so I resorted to Graphic Convertor... however it's not drool! It's the blood of the people on the island!!!!!!! Or drool.
i've heard very good things about this series, reviews etc saying that its one of the best new shows of the new season. I wouldn't miss it!!!!
Heres what reviewers had to say:
"Hercules the Strong gives it five stars (out of five) and says:
the falls best new show Whats great? The characters, the action, the mysteries, the pacing, the comedy, the many grisly mishaps, the special effects, the twist endings. The huge and unprecedented number of crash survivors, which should make for some fascinating drama as this strange new society is forged. The three harrowing, and I mean harrowing, planebound flashbacks, which should give many a frequent flyer nightmares for years. The cast generally, and [Jorge] Garcias repeated use of the noun dude in particular. The many fascinating loose ends, so certain to leave audiences craving more (just as the loose ends left by the Alias pilot did three years ago).
Variety says:
expensive, intriguing More than any of the current shows lensing in Hawaii, "Lost" makes sumptuous use of its tropical surroundings Abrams (who co-wrote and directed the pilot) also does a nice job layering on the tension Abrams' misspent youth serves him well tapping into various sci-fi conventions, as he has to some extent with the spy world on "Alias"
The Hollywood Reporter says:
a rollicking good adventure drama, starting with a pilot episode that plants the seeds from which inviting stories should sprout The adventure component is above average for the small screen, but what seals this deal are the intriguing survivors. Despite the hurry-up schedule under which the pilot was shot, thought was obviously given to creating scenes of suspense, conflict and physical attraction.
Entertainment Weekly gives it an A and says:
Falls best new drama I was tempted to hedge on my final grade because Lost is the kind of show that could go anywhere. Then I realized thats exactly why I should commit to the ride.
TV Guide says:
Abrams has done it again, bringing a thrilling, sensational urgency to the hokiest of premises. Relentlessly suspenseful, lavishly produced and terrifically cast with a large ensemble Lost is a real find. If viewers discover it, theyll want to come back.
8 p.m. Wednesday. ABC."
24 and alias return in january woohoo!!!
Heres what reviewers had to say:
"Hercules the Strong gives it five stars (out of five) and says:
the falls best new show Whats great? The characters, the action, the mysteries, the pacing, the comedy, the many grisly mishaps, the special effects, the twist endings. The huge and unprecedented number of crash survivors, which should make for some fascinating drama as this strange new society is forged. The three harrowing, and I mean harrowing, planebound flashbacks, which should give many a frequent flyer nightmares for years. The cast generally, and [Jorge] Garcias repeated use of the noun dude in particular. The many fascinating loose ends, so certain to leave audiences craving more (just as the loose ends left by the Alias pilot did three years ago).
Variety says:
expensive, intriguing More than any of the current shows lensing in Hawaii, "Lost" makes sumptuous use of its tropical surroundings Abrams (who co-wrote and directed the pilot) also does a nice job layering on the tension Abrams' misspent youth serves him well tapping into various sci-fi conventions, as he has to some extent with the spy world on "Alias"
The Hollywood Reporter says:
a rollicking good adventure drama, starting with a pilot episode that plants the seeds from which inviting stories should sprout The adventure component is above average for the small screen, but what seals this deal are the intriguing survivors. Despite the hurry-up schedule under which the pilot was shot, thought was obviously given to creating scenes of suspense, conflict and physical attraction.
Entertainment Weekly gives it an A and says:
Falls best new drama I was tempted to hedge on my final grade because Lost is the kind of show that could go anywhere. Then I realized thats exactly why I should commit to the ride.
TV Guide says:
Abrams has done it again, bringing a thrilling, sensational urgency to the hokiest of premises. Relentlessly suspenseful, lavishly produced and terrifically cast with a large ensemble Lost is a real find. If viewers discover it, theyll want to come back.
8 p.m. Wednesday. ABC."
24 and alias return in january woohoo!!!
Aren't these the same people that say "The Cat In The Hat was a wonderful romp through the days of our youth"? Liars! Liars!
stevehaslip said:i've heard very good things about this series, reviews etc saying that its one of the best new shows of the new season. I wouldn't miss it!!!!
Heres what reviewers had to say:
"Hercules the Strong gives it five stars (out of five) and says:
the falls best new show Whats great? The characters, the action, the mysteries, the pacing, the comedy, the many grisly mishaps, the special effects, the twist endings. The huge and unprecedented number of crash survivors, which should make for some fascinating drama as this strange new society is forged. The three harrowing, and I mean harrowing, planebound flashbacks, which should give many a frequent flyer nightmares for years. The cast generally, and [Jorge] Garcias repeated use of the noun dude in particular. The many fascinating loose ends, so certain to leave audiences craving more (just as the loose ends left by the Alias pilot did three years ago).
Variety says:
expensive, intriguing More than any of the current shows lensing in Hawaii, "Lost" makes sumptuous use of its tropical surroundings Abrams (who co-wrote and directed the pilot) also does a nice job layering on the tension Abrams' misspent youth serves him well tapping into various sci-fi conventions, as he has to some extent with the spy world on "Alias"
The Hollywood Reporter says:
a rollicking good adventure drama, starting with a pilot episode that plants the seeds from which inviting stories should sprout The adventure component is above average for the small screen, but what seals this deal are the intriguing survivors. Despite the hurry-up schedule under which the pilot was shot, thought was obviously given to creating scenes of suspense, conflict and physical attraction.
Entertainment Weekly gives it an A and says:
Falls best new drama I was tempted to hedge on my final grade because Lost is the kind of show that could go anywhere. Then I realized thats exactly why I should commit to the ride.
TV Guide says:
Abrams has done it again, bringing a thrilling, sensational urgency to the hokiest of premises. Relentlessly suspenseful, lavishly produced and terrifically cast with a large ensemble Lost is a real find. If viewers discover it, theyll want to come back.
8 p.m. Wednesday. ABC."
24 and alias return in january woohoo!!!
I wonder what hour of wasted time THEY were watching? The only reason that I can see in watching more is to find out if this is "reality" survival fictional series or some "fantasy" series. For a weekly series I am only wiling to keep track of 10 to 12 characters. Not 48 "survivors". And some Jurassic Park reject.
I hope that ABC loses their pensions on this one.
kingjr3 said:
That I maybe can support.
If ABC wants a "Charmed" or other show, then they should be honest on the direction of the show. They are no better than whores.
Anybody still watching this show? It's not stellar, but it's still ok. I like the fat guy (sorry, fat guy, I don't remember your name) who wasn't much help with surgery. But maybe you shouldn't put me in charge of picking the best character, since my favorite character in Jurassic Park was Dennis Nedry, the annoying programmer.
The best part of Lost episode #2 was the revelation about the handcuffs.
The best part of Lost episode #2 was the revelation about the handcuffs.
Agreed, but Polar Bears in the tropics and a 60 year old radio message loop? Not sure how much longer this show will be around.
i still liked it a lot. i thnk it's going to get better too.
you're right about the reality/fantasy thing though...did they ever say it wasn't fantasy?? i'm happy with it either way honestly.
so it was shot in Hawai'i??
you're right about the reality/fantasy thing though...did they ever say it wasn't fantasy?? i'm happy with it either way honestly.
so it was shot in Hawai'i??
stillwater said:
Yes, although it was difficult to hear that because of the middle eastern man's accent.
I like the show. I don't really care about the unrealistic nature of some of it. About 48 survivors, I'm sure we won't meet them all. But the ones we have are sure interesting. I mean that whole Kate being a criminal thing is going to be revealed next episode.
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