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Posted by Danielle Bean in Just me on Thursday, January 29, 2009 8:51 AM
Fellow Lost fans, what did you think of last night’s episode? All I have to say is that I love Desmond and Penny and their adorable little “Charlie.” And this video is positively hilarious.
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I thought the beginning of the show was a little slow, but then it picked up when we discovered that the Angry Other was Widmore. I was NOT expecting that! My husband was thrilled that the Others speak Latin. However, they did that annoying W pronunciation for V. I guess I don’t need a new perspective on LOST since I am pregnant. 
I have to respond quickly, before we get too many comments here, since I haven’t seen last night’s show yet and don’t want to get too spoiled. I thought that the video was hilarious. I am such a LOST addict that I not only watch the show, but also follow it up by listening to a few LOST podcasts and the sometimes go back again and watch with the knowledge gained by listening to other LOST addicts pick apart all of the episode’s secrets! Shameful, I know, but since LOST and Survivor are my two only shows I allow myself this little addiction. So happy the season has started again and still giggling over my need for a little “Perspective”!
WE have not allowed ourselves to become addicted to Lost (read: we have never seen the show *gasp*) because my husband and I were so addicted to J.J. Abrams’s other show Alias that we lost great amounts of sleep and productivity while watching on DVD (“We’ll just watch the beginning of the next show so we know how the cliffhanger resolves.”). But the video is hilarious and I am sure all of you who are addicted ahve very good reason as I am sure it is a good show. Enjoy!
My name is Monica and I am a LOST addict. OK, there, I said it. I hate having to wait soooooo long for the super-short season to begin. I get “Perspective” 9 months out of the year, but during the LOST season, it’s all over.
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