He's alright, he's just sleeping.

He's alright, he's just sleeping.

Hulk Hogan is the only person that can handle Belzer in this type of setting:
http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Hulk Hogan is the only person that can handle Belzer in this type of setting:
http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Saw him in concert last winter and was shocked at how good the show was, so he can call Madonna whatever he likes, its cool with me.

Saw him in concert last winter and was shocked at how good the show was, so he can call Madonna whatever he likes, its cool with me.

Not sure if anyone mentioned it, but Jor-El's lines were taken from Grant Morrison's All Star Superman, which gives me hope for this film.

Not sure if anyone mentioned it, but Jor-El's lines were taken from Grant Morrison's All Star Superman, which gives me hope for this film.

Colt Cabana's Art of Wrestling is pretty entertaining as far as wrestling podcasts go.   The Nigeria episode is pretty funny.

Zoo Animals on Wheels was pretty freaking great.

I just watched Starman on a friend's recommendation and I thought it was pretty great.   Just a lovely, quiet little movie.

Buffo! W. Pa. represent!

Alison Krauss?
Has she been covered here? If not, she should be.

You are correct, Black Gas and Crossed were very similar. Black Gas was much more fast-paced and entertaining. Crossed is/was much slower paced and incredibly upsetting.

Season 3 Sideways Flash?
A couple people have pointed out that the characters who have made deals with Jacob or MIB may have had those wishes granted through the parallel universe (Dogen's son is alive, so is Nadia).

Crossed
sounds like a comic out right now called Crossed by Garth Ennis (which I'm sure owes a debt to Romero's version).

Based on the end of the last season and these last couple episodes, I assumed that Smokey realized that Eko was too strong-willed to be used as a pawn like Locke, and thus killed him.

That's a cool theory, in that I haven't ever heard that one, and it seems plausible based on what we know.

Yeah, I guess that makes sense. I always figured Goodwin saying "he was one of the bad guys" implied a larger part to the story.

Nathan/Goodwin/The Other 48 Days
I doubt they will ever address it, but I'm really curious about who Nathan was and why Goodwin snapped his neck.