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Lostwatch: Back to the Future

SPOILER ALERT: If you haven’t watched Lost yet… oh, who am I kidding? Of course you’ve watched Lost.

Not without my daughter. / ABC: MARIO PEREZ

My first observation comes courtesy of Mrs. Tuned In: what is it with Lost and orange juice? Before we saw Jack fix himself a screwdriver to open his and Hurley’s flash-forward last night, …

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Last Lost Poll: Who Are You Watching With?

The neighborhood I live in is dorky enough that I know of Democratic-debate-watching parties in local bars but none for Lost. Personally, I’ll be watching with Mrs. Tuned In and takeout Mexican food. (Or would be, if we hadn’t already watched. I may screen the second episode for Mrs. Tuned In’s benefit.) What’s your Lost ritual? I’ll …

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This Post Is Kind of About Lost

Eli takes on his controversial vaccine case, and discovers a scientific link between lawyer dramedies and quirk. / ABC: RICHARD CARTWRIGHT

Or, rather, about the show that premieres after Lost, Eli Stone. Short version: don’t let it keep you from checking out the Lost fan boards come 10:01 p.m.

Only slightly longer version: This …

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Mini-LDG: There Are No Accidents

One bit of speculation that passed through my mind while watching Pop-Up Lost: what about the woman Jack saved on the bridge? (Mrs. Arland? I don’t have a spelling.) This is Lost, after all: surely she wasn’t just a random stranger. What’s her connection? How and where is she going to come up again?

A quick Google search turns up one …

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The Morning After: Happy Lost Day!

In honor of tonight’s season 4 premiere, I’m going to try to keep it entirely to Lost posts today. Don’t settle the strike today, OK, Hollywood?

So who caught the special Pop-Up Lost last night? I could only stick with it so long, but in retrospect I would have loved to have watched it with a group of people who had actually never seen …

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Dexter, Decency and DVRs

The PTC wants to stop him before he kills again—on CBS. / Dan Littlejohn/Showtime

I had lunch yesterday with Tim Winter, the president of broadcast-decency advocate and my sometime adversary, the Parents Television Council. Among the issues we discussed was CBS’s plan to repurpose Showtime’s serial-killer drama Dexter next month; the …

Another Good Argument for Electric Cars

Spiral Jetty, Robert Smithson, 1970 /JAMES COHAN GALLERY

There’s a proposal to drill for oil in the Great Salt Lake in the vicinity of Robert Smithson’s Spiral Jetty, one of the definitive works of 20th century American art. The drilling will be underwater, but will require the construction of industrial infrastructure all around. …

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Newsroom Swearing: Special Report

Note: The following post is about the news media, and therefore contains extreme profanity.

In my latest Wire Watch, I made the offhanded comment that the scene in which Haynes is reprimanded for swearing in the newsroom was the first element in the Sun story that didn’t ring true to me. (I write this having just come out of a Time Arts …

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Lost Discussion Group: Bear With Me

Great LDG comments so far this week. Keep ’em coming. But first, a public-service announcement. I assume that because I and others have gotten screeners of the first two Lost episodes, there is probably lots of spoilage on the Web by now. Tuned In commenters, being the upstanding models of Periclean civic discourse that you are, have not …

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