Which would solve the whole catching up to the books issue. Somewhat.

Which would solve the whole catching up to the books issue. Somewhat.

I'm slightly worried about the unevenness of this number.

I'm slightly worried about the unevenness of this number.

Edit : Never mind.

Edit : Never mind.

Now is time to point out that this article got a newbies notification so… careful there.

Now is time to point out that this article got a newbies notification so… careful there.

Yeah, because having Walter riding a seahorse in a Monty Python animation hommage isn't silly at all.

Yeah, because having Walter riding a seahorse in a Monty Python animation hommage isn't silly at all.

Between the van with a skeleton in it, the jungle-like location and the weird cabin that is protected by a man with a gun, this episode had a very Lost-ian vibe. That the music is from Giacchino's disciple probably makes seeing those connections much easier, too.

Between the van with a skeleton in it, the jungle-like location and the weird cabin that is protected by a man with a gun, this episode had a very Lost-ian vibe. That the music is from Giacchino's disciple probably makes seeing those connections much easier, too.

I'm not sure Ben and Kate is the best example for this, since its ratings are equally awful. Also, Kate acts a little crazy too !

I'm not sure Ben and Kate is the best example for this, since its ratings are equally awful. Also, Kate acts a little crazy too !

I'm pretty sure it's a long con at this point.

I'm pretty sure it's a long con at this point.

People like the show because of the first 4 seasons, which were nothing short of great (seasons 2 and 3 especially). Trying to watch it now won't work… most of us are only sticking around out of loyalty/desire to see how it ends.

People like the show because of the first 4 seasons, which were nothing short of great (seasons 2 and 3 especially). Trying to watch it now won't work… most of us are only sticking around out of loyalty/desire to see how it ends.

It won too many Emmys. Apparently, Everybody Loves Raymond suffers from the same treatment (I've never watched it, but Todd mentioned that it was actually good on tvoti, which I guess I believe).

It won too many Emmys. Apparently, Everybody Loves Raymond suffers from the same treatment (I've never watched it, but Todd mentioned that it was actually good on tvoti, which I guess I believe).