"LOST"
In the scheme of all things "Lost," I admit that I am far behind those rabid fans who jumped on the show when it first premiered in 2004 on ABC. At the time, my opinion of T.V. drama (and comedy, for that matter) was low. I had seen nothing good on network television since "Seinfeld" and was convinced that we had entered the dark ages of programming creativity. Thus, I shunned "Lost," thinking it was probably another hackneyed attempt at mindless titillation.
Well, now I've been officially sucked in thanks to DVD-- the best way to watch television. Watching it on the small screen is for chumps! Do yourself a favor and wait 'till a season comes out on DVD-- you'll skip all the commercials, get to watch as many episodes as you want AND, best of all, you don't have to wait 3 months for the next season to air.
My social circle (Dad) and I have just started watching Season 2 of "Lost" after a marathon viewing of Season 1, thanks to Netflix. I am now addicted to the show even though, I'll admit, some of the story lines are completely unrealistic and the show panders to the lowest common denominator: adrenaline.
Still, only one thing bugs me: I can't figure out if I'm a Doctor Jack girl or a Sawyer girl. Ok, who would you pick if you were stranded on a desert island (pun intended): Doctor Jack or Sawyer?
Are you a Doctor Jack girl?
Or a Sawyer girl?
Well, now I've been officially sucked in thanks to DVD-- the best way to watch television. Watching it on the small screen is for chumps! Do yourself a favor and wait 'till a season comes out on DVD-- you'll skip all the commercials, get to watch as many episodes as you want AND, best of all, you don't have to wait 3 months for the next season to air.
My social circle (Dad) and I have just started watching Season 2 of "Lost" after a marathon viewing of Season 1, thanks to Netflix. I am now addicted to the show even though, I'll admit, some of the story lines are completely unrealistic and the show panders to the lowest common denominator: adrenaline.
Still, only one thing bugs me: I can't figure out if I'm a Doctor Jack girl or a Sawyer girl. Ok, who would you pick if you were stranded on a desert island (pun intended): Doctor Jack or Sawyer?
Are you a Doctor Jack girl?
Or a Sawyer girl?
posted by Roxie at Wednesday, September 27, 2006
8 Comments:
I don't know- I am confused by too much hotness but I think I'd go for the guy with the short hair- I've had enough of long haired idealistic boys who know crap all about market economics - not mentioning any names except to say - my ex boyfriend ;-p
Hahahahaha! James, you're hilarious. Yeah, Sawyer probably doesn't know that much about market economics. But, I'm sure he would know a lot about the economics of getting inside your pants, if you know what I mean!
Definantly Jack! His the real deal. Sawyer is just a wannabe pretty boy, with that long, blonde surfy hair.....really girls, he is just trying to hard!
Jack Smart. Sawyer Dumb.
Case settled, court dismissed.
Andy/casino
So, what you're saying, Andy, is that you're a Doctor Jack Girl. Ok. It's good that you're exploring your complicated sexuality. And, believe it or not, I actually agree with you on this one. Jack is the real deal. However, I wouldn't mind being Sawyer's sex slave for a couple of months. I'm sure you wouldn't, either!
andy is just living out his 15% of gayness as he announced to the world earlier this year. soph, i go for doctor jack ther other sounds shit in italian soph
Hahaha! Yeah. By the way, did you know that I scored 47% gay?
I can't believe that no one is going for Sawyer! He is sex in a basket!
Can I have both at the same time? Is that even an option? I do think longer hair is hot...and I can't seem to forget Dr.Jack's 'party of five' infamous past. Poor guy.
btw...the last comment was made by your little tishter!
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