Showing posts with label feminine perspective. Show all posts
Showing posts with label feminine perspective. Show all posts
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Lost Revisited
So there was something I forgot to mention in the post last night, and in light of last night's episode, it is relevant. That first episode of Lost I watched years ago, after which I concluded "fuck that," was an episode written by Elizabeth Sarnoff. Lost, like most shows, has a large team of writers who basically take turns writing episodes. Sarnoff, it seems, writes the episodes that have a more feminine perspective, episodes that focus on Sun, or more recently, Kate's 'Thelma and Louise' bullshit episode. Each time I watch one of her episodes, I always ask myself, "why is this acting so bad?" Then I realize, it's the writing. Anyway, the show should not be judged, as I had done, based on her episodes. Last night's episode was written by her, it wasn't so bad. I would love to see how much better last night's episode could have been, had she not written it. I think Superpandimensional needs to get a petition going to get her off the show.
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Elizabeth Sarnoff,
feminine perspective,
imdb,
lost
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