The Cabin in the Woods (trailer)
What the–?
Lost
sign of the apocalypse No 1: the threatening Courtney Stodden/Doug Hutchinson reality show
I have been avoiding this whole Courtney Stodden/Doug Hutchinson thing — and when I say avoiding, I mean “curling into a mental fetal ball and mentally projecting myself into a saner parallel universe as a psychological defense mechanism” — but I can no longer do so.
watch it: ‘Lost’ cast members send up ‘Lost’
Mighta been nice if the show itself had had just a tiny smidgen of a sense of humor about itself, like this video does.
question of the day: Is J.J. Abrams being a troll when he says, “If you’re so smart, you come up with a better ending for ‘Lost’”?
Seems to me that Abrams is engaging in one of the classic gambits of the Internet troll…
question of the day: How can ‘NCIS,’ the most-watched, most-loved TV show in America, be so absent from online fandom?
Apparently NCIS, the military cop procedural, is the most watched scripted show in the United States. I would not have guessed this if given a million guesses.
watch it: “Ollie Klublershturf vs. The Nazis”
Written by Lost’s Damon Lindelof, and featuring Thor’s Chris Hemsworth.
question of the day: Is it a good idea for TV and film writers to incorporate fan input into their projects?
Star Trek writers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman have said that they plan to heed some suggestions from fans as they write the sequels. Oh, dear. I’m not sure how wise this is…
watch it: “LOST re-enacted by Cats in 1 minute.”
I’m still mad about the end of Lost, but this makes me feel a little better.
who is Ebert protege Ignatiy Vishnevetsky?; Hollywood hates Netflix; the FCC delivers smackdowns to broadcasting’s old guard; more: leftover links
Plus: celebs run afoul of Twitter; is True Grit going to the Oscars?; Hurley’s lotto numbers come up (almost); more…
reality TV hates women; pirates love ‘Lost’ and ‘Heroes’; Kevin Smith announces career makeover; more: leftover links
Plus: How did ‘Little Fockers’ get focked up?; is ‘True Grit’ a remake or not?; Jon Stewart, the Modern Day Edward R. Murrow; more…
