I am tired of hearing this question. It is really starting to aggravate me hearing folks whine about how much better the UK versions of TV shows are and how the US "always" manages to screw up UK shows by making their own versions.

 

Oh God, oh God, we're all going to dine!

For those who have been waiting to hear it, YES! There will be a Third Annual
Browncoats Backwoods Bash. It will be held on Saturday, September 18th, from
11am-??. The location will be the Butternut Shelter at SpringMill State Park,
just south of Mitchell, IN on SR60. The shelter is just a few hundred yards from
The Pioneer Village, which will have an exhibit of old-timey crafts and lots of
19th century style music and dance. Admission to the Park is $5 per carload, but
the Bash is, of course, FREE!

Invite YOURSELF to the Facebook Event Page! 

Learn about the Southern Indiana Browncoats

All over the interwebs the fanboys are wailing about Wonder Woman.  They have changed her costume!  She no longer looks like Lynda Carter's Wonder wman from the 70's. Her classic look has forever vanished from the world and we will never more be able to see her legs in that bathing-suit tunic!Fer the love of Pete!  Get over it!

This list is in reference to a checklist posted on IO9 about 50 questions that need to be answered by LOST. As part of this article I'm going to refer to this VENN diagram.

 Okay, here goes with my take on some of the questions on this list:

I have this idea that is similar to the original Browncoat fan site.  They'd award points for doing activities.  I wonder if that idea could be revived.  The model I was thinking was the "Cheddar Knights Academy" concept the folks over at Darths and Droids are doing.

SPOILERS FOR THE "V" EPISODE "HEARTS AND MINDS" AND FRINGE EPISODE "OVER THERE (PART 1)" IN THIS ARTICLE.  YOU'VE BEEN WARNED.

Once upon a time, the flash-forward teaser was cutting-edge.  Few people were doing it and it made for compelling TV.  It allowed you to start in the middle of something and then fill in the story.  But frankly, it has become lazy storytelling of late.