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mbs, she do kinda have a Uma thing going on here, but it's probably just this photo.

I could actually see Smokey and the Dog working as an actual Lost episode (losing the cop element, of course). The hour would follow Vincent and his adventures on the island as he tries to survive in general and avoid Smokey in particular. And heck, to make the episode matter to the main story, maybe something never…

Along with everything else you've mentioned…
I really liked Liz being involved in Jenna's very violent accident.

Blaffair, though I kinda knew it wouldn't happen, I thought I might see Sawyer actually have to torture Sayid, giving those two a nice bit of symmetry. That would've been awesomely cringe-worthy.

At the beginning, I thought we were being set up to see that Sayid didn't have the killer instinct harddrived into him; that he began to learn it as a necessity in his world.

It's about time someone initiated the Lost Spinoff Showcase! Now, what else we got?

Very nice, GD.

It's very easy to believe Ben's not dead since Sayid didn't put the gun against the kid's head.

Yeah, Junior Executive, something like: Andy Richter in "Puppy Trouble!"

ZMF Vs. The various AV Clubbers with ZMF spinoff names.

Me Vs. You.

And, of course, it is now tomorrow and I totally forgot to help my fellow AV Clubber. It was on a mental to-do list and it slipped my mind. Plus, I was assuming someone would bail me out (oooh, topical) and give you the answer before now. Oh, well. Sorry. Once again, If no one else hooks you up with the answer, I will…

The name of the song and the artist appeared on Closed Captioning, at least on my TV. If no one else hooks you up with the answer, I will tomorrow.

"I do have a hard time understanding why anyone would believe that the idea of time-travel was decided on before Season Four, though."

Dang, man. You could've waited just a little bit longer to deflate my tires. Oh, well.

To better the odds, I think BOT should take a page from its absurdist older brother called Scrubs: Add healthy amounts of sex, whether it's the actual deed itself or numerous forms of innuendo. That'll keep enough of the viewing public watching for years and years.

Probably this is wishful thinking…
…but I think due to the nice push of ads ABC has been throwing us, this show might have a decent chance. At the very least one full season.

That buildup was pretty solid: the music cue, the various reaction shots (especially April, looking all Aprillicious) and the final pull in to Kenny as he let the ball fly. Great stuff.

A Sexual Vietnam. That's a band name, novel title, and the Oscar bait film adaptation.