So Brian and I are finally catching up on the missed episodes from Lost. We stopped in the middle of season 3 last year, because some of the plots were getting too long and boring. We've heard that season 4 was much better though, and we really want to know the answers to some of these stupid questions.
So every night now, we watch a Lost episode off of ABC's web site. It's pretty cool actually. Nice picture. Very few commercials (and the commercials that they have can be really funny!).
My only question is: If I am watching a TV show over the Internet, is it still a TV show? Do we have a new term for shows that you watch over the Internet? Ummmm . . . Might be a chance to get yourself in the Merriam-Webster's Dictionary. (I'm thinking of you, Mr. Malking. ;-)
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Lost Season 4 is GREAT. Just wait until ****** says ****** and ****** kills ******!
I can't believe that we have to wait until 2009 for more episodes! :(
And I think you can still classify LOST as a TV show, even when you watch the episodes online, since it was originally created for and aired on TV.
Shows that are created for the internet are usually referred to as "webisodes", which I guess makes sense.
I am totally lost now without my Lost. I NEED IT! Sucks I gotta wait until 2009, but I really enjoyed how they did the format of showing a new episode right after another instead of leaving a cliffhanger, having a break, and forgetting what happened.
Of course now that means I have more time to forget until next season.
Well, you can always watch episodes on the Web. I'm really getting hooked into season 3 now. We just found out that Juliet is acting as a spy in the camp. Dun, dun, dun.
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