I was too embarrassed to ask your Lordship about LOST, having recently been informed that it had lotsa good esoteric aspects. Seems unlikely from the odd bits I’d seen flicking about, thinking it was just Gilligan’s Island for the 21stC -ie real sex implied.
Babylon 5 – the implicit militarism was not my cup of phantasy tea but it had its moments, even if most of the akshal hours were pretty bog standard.
I fell in love with the beautiful bonehead esp. her slight eastern euroid accent.
While I absolutely adore Lost, I do not keep episodes (much to my regret), so I cannot offer them to you. I will say, though, that the actress who played the “beautiful bonehead” from B5 is actually an important recurring character on Lost.
Oh damm, now I’m going to have to watch when it resumes here. As a “recurring character” does that mean she’s part of the esoterica, summat to do with the time shifting device?
So, in your opinion, LOST may be approached, with caution..?
I’m glad to see at least someone’s seen both Blake’s 7 and Babylon 5. Everyone who seems to make ‘the top 10 greatest finales’ always seems to leave them out.
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I was too embarrassed to ask your Lordship about LOST, having recently been informed that it had lotsa good esoteric aspects. Seems unlikely from the odd bits I’d seen flicking about, thinking it was just Gilligan’s Island for the 21stC -ie real sex implied.
Babylon 5 – the implicit militarism was not my cup of phantasy tea but it had its moments, even if most of the akshal hours were pretty bog standard.
I fell in love with the beautiful bonehead esp. her slight eastern euroid accent.
While I absolutely adore Lost, I do not keep episodes (much to my regret), so I cannot offer them to you. I will say, though, that the actress who played the “beautiful bonehead” from B5 is actually an important recurring character on Lost.
Oh damm, now I’m going to have to watch when it resumes here. As a “recurring character” does that mean she’s part of the esoterica, summat to do with the time shifting device?
So, in your opinion, LOST may be approached, with caution..?
I won’t give away anything. Watch the show. You won’t be disappointed.
I’m glad to see at least someone’s seen both Blake’s 7 and Babylon 5. Everyone who seems to make ‘the top 10 greatest finales’ always seems to leave them out.
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