because i finished.

OMG. i hate Ben Linus.

well, i just finished season three.

and on immediately into four!

who the HECK let this titty skank past security onto the set? she crazy.

i’m currently about 1/4 into season 3.

so far, i feel like kate has been supremely annoying, sawyer’s back stories bore me, and desmond looks like a long-lost Gibb brother.

since jack, kate and sawyer are currently MIA with the Dharma crazies, i think it’s funny that they’ve been somewhat replaced back at the beach by these other islanders that just so happen to be extremely attractive.

this season has been a bit…muddy. there has just been so much to sort through, it’s been hard to process everything. even as KJ&S are with Ben, life goes on back at the beach. and then Mr. Ecko dies!

a puff of smoke is not intimidating nor monstrous.

jack face.

i see you, Hurley.

i wish Shannon really were dead.

and what’s up with NO ONE looking for Claire?

i want to know more about Locke.

knew it!

well, i’ve sped right through a few more episodes, trying to knock them out before they go offline tomorrow.

i wish i had kept better logs on what i thought of each episode, but i just didn’t think about it. i remember the 5th episode being really great, but these last two (7 & 8) have actually been boring at times. once again, if i knew i would have to wait 6 years to know what the heck is up with this island, i’d be pretty perturbed to say the least.

i know immediately not to trust ethan. probably. to suddenly add a character we’ve never seen before into the mix of the principles? no. he’s a weirdo. i think.

lost finale is in a few days. after that, hulu won’t have the entire show available online.

“oh hey, brian, can i borrow your lost DVDs once they take them offline?”

“I don’t have DVDs, I have Blu Rays. Derrr.”

“…i don’t have a blu ray player, i have DVD player…”

so who has DVDs?

gurgled blood.

i don’t really like the asian guy, but i don’t really think i’m supposed to.

i think i’m done watching for the evening. three episodes is a good start i think.

dude.

dear god, look at that finger nail!

first of all, i spent the first twenty minutes of this episode and the entirety of the previous episode wondering why this show was so dang quiet, and i realized hulu’s volume was down about halfway. i’m already tired of watching these on my computer. need to borrow brian’s dvds. anyway, onto the episode…

a polar bear? really. a polar bear?

no, i already knew about that. i don’t know what it means or why it’s there, but i knew that happened eventually.

as of right now, i think it’s kind of gimmicky, trying to get people hooked into watching, which i suppose is the purpose of every pilot episode.

anyway, it’s interesting so far. i’m not addicted yet by any means, but i will say that if i had watched these episodes in real time, having to wait a week for a new episode and then months for a new season, i probably would get irritated and stop watching. being able to watch them all at my convenience is great, and i see that as an advantage.

enough screaming, mini skirt. jeezy creezy.

well, so it begins. watching the first episode makes me realize how what little i do know about lost may spoil some things. but what’s good, i think, is that i have no clue about any of the characters, what their backstories are, if they’re good or bad. nothing. except that baldy mcscar-face (also known as john locke, i know) was in a wheelchair before the crash.

also, i may end up being wrong, but i’m assuming the thing that mangled the pilot is either one of those polar bears or that ridiculous smoke thing (i’m not calling it a monster, because that’s giving it too much credit). but if i didn’t know that, i would probably assume it was a dinosaur, which probably would have been cooler.