I would put "Eight" (S4, Ep16) on the list because no segment "on the show" made me laugh harder than the pants down segment it closed with. I was generally much more entertained by the behind the scenes business, but I loved the combination of guests and reactions in that episode.

Being on vacation definitely means indulging in pop culture.
Friday night we finished off this season of Sons of Anarchy. I was quite impressed with the ending of this season. The show was bold in all of the ways it was timid last season. It committed to changed dynamics at the club and at home. Best season since the…

Being on vacation definitely means indulging in pop culture.
Friday night we finished off this season of Sons of Anarchy. I was quite impressed with the ending of this season. The show was bold in all of the ways it was timid last season. It committed to changed dynamics at the club and at home. Best season since the…

This episode strengthened my impression that "Remedial Chaos Theory" was the first Dreamatorium episode we saw, without being informed yet what the Dreamatorium was. I rewatched "Chaos" right after watching this episode, and the actions in all of the alternate timelines all seem consistent with Abed's impressions of…

Atlas Shrugged. I had read The Fountainhead in high school and genuinely enjoyed it. It was my first introduction to Frank Llloyd Wright, architecture and philosophy—all subjects I continue to love to read about. I had grown up in a relatively conservative household, so the particulars of the philosophy didn't strike…

I'm also confused by Christian's meeting with Locke by the frozen donkey wheel. That appeared to be at a time when the statue was still standing, i.e., well before Christian arrived on the island. Jacob and the MIB would have been present at that time, but why would Christian's spirit have been there?

Sun and Widmore
As soon as Jin was kidnapped by Widmore's people, my hope was that it would have something to do with Sun's deal with Widmore while she was off island. I was hoping she had made a deal that allowed Widmore to use her, in some way, to find the island in exchange for him protecting Sun during his war. I…

I'm now curious how Jacob's visits set/altered the paths of each character. I had assumed that the touch was simply mystical and set them on an intersection course. After un-Locke's speech to Sawyer, though, I also thought about how Jacob had taught Kate that she could get away with breaking the law and had nurtured…

I heartily agree. This is the one film I kept expecting to find as I scrolled through the pages.