On May 23rd after we hear that thump and see the word LOST come on the screen for the final time, tune into Jimmy Kimmel Live on ABC where he will be talking to the cast the crew about the show that has made all of them household names and confused the sh!t out of us and them. According to Michael Ausiello they will talk about what the f*ck we just saw in those final 2 hours and maybe explain the ending that we possibly didn’t understand. If the ending is bad, Kimmel can go off on Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse for it. And if it is good he can praise them for it. More details will be announced as we getting closer to The End!
BTW as soon as I saw Ausiello’s posting, I put my request in to go see the show in person. But here is my conundrum…What if I don’t get to see the finale before the taping? Do I still go and have the ending ruined for me after I have invested way so much time and aspirin trying to figure it out. Or do I pray they show us the finale, watch it with a bunch of strangers and then hear the cast and crew talk about it? I don’t know what is more important, knowing how the show ends or hearing them talk about it in person. What to do?
Finally I hope security is tight that night, because I pity the executive producers if they end the show in a Sopranos type way. I would be afraid to see the Lost fan’s reaction to that…
Recently Hollywood has been turning our favorite childhood toys and games into movies, but none of them are as brilliant as the one ThereforeYou created for Pac-Man! They created a trailer where a a Pharmaceutical CEO is put in a Saw like situation and he has to fight ghosts as he takes pills to make them go away, kind of like the popular ’80s videogame itself! Out of all my childhood memories that have been tainted by Hollywood turning them into movies, this is the first one that I feel really captured the feel of the toy/game they are turning into a live action film. The only negative is there no Ms Pac-Man, you can’t do a Pac-Man movie without her.
Hopefully Therefore Productions will get the money and the drive to turn this into a feature film.
Anytime Robin Williams is on a talk show you know it is going to be a laugh riot. So what happens when you put him on a talk show where the host doesn’t give an OhLaLa? You get nearly 18 minutes of politically incorrect non-stop laughter! Since it is Good Friday, why not have one and enjoy Robin Williams on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson.
And check out Craig Ferguson tonight on CBS at 12:37a when he interviews John Corbett and Joss Stone.
Before Mitchel Musso was best friends with Hannah Montana, he didn’t have any friends and went by the nickname One Nad on Oliver Beene. You can barely recognize the 12 year old with slicked back hair in that 2004 episode.
