Sorry you had to see me like that.

[thehefner]

Really? Really?

I finally catch up with LOST to the point that I am able to watch the premiere (more or less on the day it actually aired), for the first time actually being in on the the next-day torrent of jizzy LOST-fan geekgasm dripping off my f-list...

... and nobody is talking about the season premiere?!

Well, okay, *one* person (hi, greedyslayer!) But no one else? Really?

To paraphrase "Locke," SONS, I AM DISAPPOINT.

Comments

[sara-lakali.livejournal.com]

I'm sorry I let you down. 'Lost' premiered the year I quit watching television. By the time it became wildly popular, I was so far behind it didn't seem worth the effort to catch up online.

[thehefner.livejournal.com]

Hey, that message was purely directed at the raving LOST fans on my list who've geekgasmed for years in posts I've tried desperately to avoid until I've caught up too (and still ended up getting spoiled!).

You quit watching TV? Well, you don't really need it, I suppose, since most anything worthwhile (besides, say, THE DAILY SHOW) will be on DVD. If you're ever inclined, LOST is worth checking out. gnort above just started watching, and he blazed through the first season in a couple days. It's like an addictive page-turner thriller in TV form. Even when it's not great, you gotta know what happens next!

[sara-lakali.livejournal.com]

Well, it wasn't a completely voluntary decision. Cable and satellite quickly priced themselves outside our budget. When broadcast went all-digital, that was the final nail in the coffin. Now I either download what I want to watch, or watch it on the internet somewhere. I have about seven or eight shows I follow.