|
|
David Kronke was appointed Mayor of Television after a bloodless coup in 2000. Since then, he has improved infrastructure, championed greater educational opportunities and fought for reforms that have utterly erased corruption and incompetence from the television industry. Since Mr. Kronke has ascended to power, Television is a far better place.
Media Matters, more than free speech
TV news got it wrong? Is that possible?
Getting voices for talking cars isn't what it used to be
Megyn Kelly moves it; Mitt Romney moves out
Obama steals the show, but Clinton (and McCain) take California
Wolf Blitzer likes baseless projections; Chris Matthews likes dumb voters
R.J. Johnson commented on Megyn Kelly moves it; Mitt Romney moves out
Michelle commented on It's Garry Trudeau's Show
Suzy Q commented on Thin Gruel for the "American Idol" Soul
A Casual Observer commented on Strike Update No. 3,287
JohnnyS commented on Mission: "Kim Possible"
Bee Bop commented on The Parents Television Council goes on a murderous rampage
R.J. Johnson commented on SAG's president better watch his back
FanGirl commented on "Mad Men" and madmen
A Casual Observer commented on Debunking commercial myths #1
« The Looming Belushi | Main | "Help Me Help You:" Help, indeed »
In response to today's article on "Lost" in the Daily News, a reader has submitted his incredibly meticulous trivia quiz on the show that should serviceably eat up the rest of your work day.
If you get a passing grade on this quiz (without cheating), you should seriously consider getting psychiatric attention.
|
|
Comments
Am I the only person rendered nauseous by the camerawork of "Lost"? I am prone to motion sickness ... and those sweeping shots just give me the willies.
Posted by: Steven Rosenberg | September 27, 2006 2:15 PM
Nope, I've heard that complaint from other people, too. And can anyone explain to me why you'd want to watch this show on a tiny iPod screen?
Posted by: David Kronke | September 27, 2006 2:46 PM
Hey, I like Lost, but I'm not taking any damn quiz. Yes, the camerawork can be jerky at times.
iPods are for young people whose eyesight is still sharp. They'll regret it in 20 years, just like I regret tanning in my youth.
Posted by: Suzy Q | September 27, 2006 8:01 PM