Lost Watch: A Little Less Conversation, Please

by John Cloud

SPOILER ALERT: If you haven’t yet seen Tuesday night’s episode of Lost, “The Last Recruit,” then head over to the nearest Dharma station and watch it before reading this post.

Poniewozik has been drugged and stashed away in a padlocked room on the sub. So I’m your guest blogger for tonight’s frenetic episode…

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Idol Watch: The Not-So-Magnificent Seven

In James Poniewozik’s temporary absence, I’ve been asked to write tonight’s Idol Watch. There’s just one problem: somehow, even after eight and a half seasons, I’ve never seen a single episode of the nation’s most popular singing competition. Ever. I don’t watch reality TV and I’m terrified of Ryan Seacrest, the magical …

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Pre-Lostwatch: Hand in Your Buffs, We Have a Merger!

SPOILER ALERT: Actually, I couldn’t spoil much about this week’s Lost, “The Last Recruit,” for you if I wanted to; I haven’t seen it yet and if my schedule holds, I probably won’t until sometime Wednesday at the earliest. (I can only say that based on the advance ABC logline, “Alliances are forged and broken as the Locke and Jack camps

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Treme Watch: David Simon on Pity and Tourists

If you’re reading this, it means that I’m traveling on assignment right now and didn’t get around to doing a writeup of the second episode of Treme. Instead, you can use this thread to discuss the episode yourselves. (Nutshell: I thought it came together more tightly than the long, impressionistic pilot; Lambreaux’s confrontation with …

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Programming Note

I’m going to be away, and largely away from blog access, through Wednesday-ish. Keep checking Tuned In, though, as I’ll have a couple robo-posts set up, and Techland’s Steve Snyder has again volunteered to do some guest-posting as his schedule permits. Other than the temporary increase in quality, you’ll hardly notice a thing while I’m …

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The Morning After: Tiptoe Through the Tulips

No time for a full review of last night’s Fringe, “White Tulip,” but after having done some earlier grousing about how the show balances mythology and standalone episodes, this one did a much better job reconciling the two. I don’t need Fringe to become a Lost-like serial (whatever my personal preferences). But I found this approach, …

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