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So I saw Star Trek today and this is relevant I swear,
There's time travel in it so my mom and I were walking out of the theatre (I'm 19 and I still see movies with my mommy and I'm proud, we are geeks together!) and we were dorking out about how awesome it was and she was talking about how all the time travel was the only thing the critics really complained about because it was too confusing.
So I go, "Too confusing? I thought it was so simple! Then again... I watch Lost. And believe me, time travel in lost is just SO much more confusing than in anything else!"
And my mom was like "Really? Do they go forwards or backwards in time? Is that island a time machine?"
And I was like "It's complicated, they're more like...unstuck in time" and proceeded to attempt to explain it to her. And then after I was talking about Lost I remembered that I also watch Doctor Who and there's time travel there too and basically, does other time travel in tv and movies and stuff just seem commonplace to you after Lost?
There's time travel in it so my mom and I were walking out of the theatre (I'm 19 and I still see movies with my mommy and I'm proud, we are geeks together!) and we were dorking out about how awesome it was and she was talking about how all the time travel was the only thing the critics really complained about because it was too confusing.
So I go, "Too confusing? I thought it was so simple! Then again... I watch Lost. And believe me, time travel in lost is just SO much more confusing than in anything else!"
And my mom was like "Really? Do they go forwards or backwards in time? Is that island a time machine?"
And I was like "It's complicated, they're more like...unstuck in time" and proceeded to attempt to explain it to her. And then after I was talking about Lost I remembered that I also watch Doctor Who and there's time travel there too and basically, does other time travel in tv and movies and stuff just seem commonplace to you after Lost?