Just watched the first two episodes of Lost...

[volcs0]

I've never seen the show - heard a lot about it, of course.

My wife and I watched the first and second episodes last night - quite entertaining. The part I liked was how I thought I was being smart in saying, "Oh, I know what's going on... they're trying to throw me off course." And then I would be surprised to find out that I was even more off base. Very cool

I'm sure we'll keep watching them.

[rgG]

You ain't seen nothing yet, as far as throwing you off course.

[pRICE cUBE]

I don;t know whether to encourage your or discourage you from watching it.

[Racer X]

yeah, but the turbines running with no fuel source was VERY LAME!!!!!!!!!!

[dmann]

The way you're doing it is the best way IMHO. No weird breaks between new episodes, no reruns. Much easier to keep track of what is going on and remember all the little nuggets you pick up along the way.

Have fun and we expect to see you on the Lost threads next January.

DM

[SKYLANE]

Just do the best you can to get through Season 2 (Lost and Lame) and the first part of Season 3 (getting back on track). After that, fun again.

[mikebw]

Whatever you think the show is about so far- well you can forget about it.

[3d]

Ranch dressing has nothing to do with anything.

[Mike Sellers]

Racer X wrote:
yeah, but the turbines running with no fuel source was VERY LAME!!!!!!!!!!

[spoiler=Spoiler alert]
Maybe the turbine was trapped in a space/time/flux capacitor warp. It was on the ground AND still in the air where it was running.
[/spoiler]

[Paul F.]

Racer X wrote:
yeah, but the turbines running with no fuel source was VERY LAME!!!!!!!!!!

You keep mentioning that...

And I keep agreeing with you. Lame. Lame²