First up, thanks to everyone who has expressed concern for my health. I'm feeling better. Not 100 percent, but better. I've got a doctor's appointment tomorrow.

Second -- good grief, it's like nothing can go right this week. On my way home from work today, I stopped at Wal-Mart to pick up a couple of things I need for the trip (and some cranberry ( Read more... )

Book 51: Getting Lost: Survival, Baggage and Starting Over in J.J. Abrams' Lost
Editor: Orson Scott Card
Genre: Reference/Analysis
Number of pages: 240
Pages Read This Year: 15137
My rating of the book, F- [worst] to A [best]: B

Short description/summary of the book: from Amazon
Theories abound about the survivors of Flight 815 and their enigmatic island ( Read more... )

So it's time for the new fall TV season. What's on the tube this month for comic geeks? Let's take a look...

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Everything But Imaginary #182: What's on the Tube?

With Lost being almost shut out of the nominations, I almost didn't watch the Emmys at all this year. I decided to watch it anyway, though, in the hopes of seeing The Office get the love it deserves. It's been a typical awards show so far, ups and downs, then we get to the memorial reel. I'm watching. Saddened by some of those who've passed, ( Read more... )

Time for a new Think About It Central feature, friends. In this semi-regular series ("semi-regular" meaning, "whenever I feel like it"), I'm going to be looking at recent DVD releases and upcoming releases to point out some of the coolness on the shelves. This time out, we've got Animaniacs, Lost, Dr. Who and the TransFormers, among others. Let's ( Read more... )

It's time once again, friends, to delve into the Think About It Central mailbag. This time out, we're talkin' TV. What's on the tube? What's coming up? Who gives a crap?

Think About It: The TAI Mailbag -- TV Edition!

I have pretty much nothing to talk about today.

I hate days where I have nothing to talk about. I like to try to get something in this blog every day. But every so often you just run up against that wall and can't think of anything.

And therefore, I'll just use this space to announce that my brother is now joining the ranks of the Lost fans, having ( Read more... )

There's so much overlap between television writers and producers and comic book writers these days -- creators of shows as diverse as Lost, Babylon 5, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and even The OC are all working on comic books, but are fans of those shows following those creators to their comic book projects? Why aren't the comic companies making more ( Read more... )

Well, tonight was the season finale of "Lost," and my brain is pretty much melting out of my ears at this point.

Without spoiling anything, allow me to say I was highly impressed. The producers promised this episode would answer a lot of questions, and it did -- of course in so doing they raised about a billion other questions. This was actually ( Read more... )

Hey there LOST fans -- this week's EBI Monday feature is just for you. I've reviewed two books related to the hit TV show, including "Gary Troup"'s mysterious novel Bad Twin and the well-written Unlocking the Meaning of Lost. Check out the reviews at
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