MIDVALE: what is it?
THIS QUESTION WILL NEVER BE ANSWERED. But I am grateful to Ape-Lad for the boxcar image and the H, even if you have to hunt for it.
MEANWHILE...
FOR THOSE OF YOU who did not require my opinion on LOST-as-a-barometer-of-jocks-vs.-nerdism-in-the-21st-century, but got it anyway,
YOU MAY BE CURIOUS TO learn the now old news that Brian K. Vaughan has been hired as a writer by the program.
HE IS THE AUTHOR, among other comic book titles, of "Y: The Last Man," which I did not happen to read, and "Ex Machina," which I did read, and enjoyed very much.
AFTER AN AUTUMNAL "VEST-POCKET-SEASON" of pure, happily unhinged soap opera on LOST, does BKV's recruitment signal a return to the comic bookish continuity madness that marked its high nerd period and pneumatic tube hey day?
THIS QUESTION WILL ALSO NEVER BE ANSWERED
(HOWEVER, I will say that if Hurley suddenly blinks off the hypnosis and realizes HE HAS NEVER SEEN NIKKI AND PAULO BEFORE IN HIS LIFE, then things will be going in the right direction.)
(I TRUST THIS SETTLES the debate about whether this blog is controlled by jocks or nerds, which I know has been raging for months now).
That is all.
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Some day I must watch Lost to figure out what the hell you people are talking about. That Heroes, now, I suppose.
I have been enjoying Mr. Vaughn's work in both Y and and Ex Machina, even if all the facial closeups in the latter give me inexplicable heebie-jeebies.
I now very much want to see I picture of your dressing-like-Dr.-Who-with-a-fedora days. I have recently returned to my 1989 Country Gentleman fedora (previously discarded due to storm damage). Furthermore, you may be amused by this. (Even if it does not contain spy rock, as the above-mentioned fedora would imply.)
Oh man. Now I'm crazy-excited. 'Y: The Last Man' is, for lack of a better phrase, totally freakin' awesome.
You should read his semi-new graphic novel "Pride of Baghdad" if you like BKV.
I hope he will make Lost watchable. I intend to find out.
I miss the nerdy Lost. We demand less polar bear cage sex; more creepy abandoned '80s outposts.
Although I imagine it's unrelated, Midvale School for the Gifted is the setting of a very famous Far Side cartoon.
For some reason I've never been able to get into LOST I'll try again. Now Doctor Who I can totally relate to in a Nerd sort of way.
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