And judging by all the frustrated posts my friends who did put on their Facebook pages and Twitter updates, I'm not sorry to have missed it. All of it. I never watched one episode, and for that, what can I say, I'm glad. Sorry to all of you who got sucked in, if you're interested in my wishes of condolence. If you're not, hey, that's cool too.
I'm pleased that Patrick and I chose instead to watch a mini-documentary about the UFC and "Chefs vs. City" last night. I love that Aarón Sanchez.
As usual, my affection is for the fans who wrote comments to this (apparently wrong-headed) review.
Of love 'Lost'
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I am in the same boat as you, Irene!
ReplyDeleteI did not watch the series and I feel for those who are frustrated because of its end.
Does that mean WE are lost, or are the others lost around us?!
Hey, Terry,
ReplyDeleteA mature person might say something along the lines of, "different strokes for different folks," but knowing my predilection for immature commentary, you might not expect that from me. However, since this topic itself is silly and will ultimately become inconsequential (if not already) to our lives, all I can think to say in response is, I can't wait until the new Bradley Whitford show "The Good Guys" (with Colin Hanks) starts.
Now that's my kind of tv show!