My only complaint about this season of Lost will probably be the majority of Lost fans. For five years, it’s been a show that you can talk about with friends (or internet friends) the day after. It’s been a shared experience of mysteries and monsters and all that.

But now, this season, I think most people that watch the show regularly will become more and more intolerable in their disappointments over what the show is/is not doing. Personally, I’m just along for the ride; I try not to theorize about what’s going on because I have faith in the writers and cast and I’m able to do a little thing called “suspending my disbelief”. I mean, if you can buy anything from the first season (plane crashes, people survive, paralyzed man regains ability to walk, whispers in the jungle), then I don’t see how people can’t buy into the more radical things Lost has done since.

It’s human nature to nitpick, I know, but it’s a shame that it has to happen to such a degree with a show that’s probably one of the most impressive feats of television storytelling ever broadcast. Just enjoy it and have fun, I say.

Gunfighters? Boxers? Looks like Jay Leno is now the king of violent profession analogies.

So, either Jay is one of Barbara Walters’ “Most Interesting” or I have glaucoma.

Why no love for Tim Meadows in the credits? Surely his years of comedic service are worth recognition.

I think they based an episode of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” on this whole thing: “Charlie Goes America All Over Everybody’s Ass.”

Between this and Jeff Dunham being on 30 Rock, I’m surprised Gabe’s brain blood vessels are still intact.

Oi rather enjoyed heering hees accent, broo.