In article <egudhj02cqs@news2.newsguy.com>, thelostguy@lost.lost wrote: What I really hated about Star Trek was how they'd usually reset everything back to the original conditions at the end of the episode. For example, there was an episode of TOS where Uhura got mind-wiped by a probe, but of course at the end of the episode there was McCoy, ...

... 1) that one reason why the ABC and Disney execs had been reluctant to greenlight the Lost pilot back in 2004, was because Abrams' concept was still quite hazy at the time, yet ... hadn't even been defined yet. Hopefully Paramount will dump Abrams for his poor idea for Star Trek. Doubtful ... judging by past performance, Paramount really love hopeless ideas for Star Trek. :-(

... 1) that one reason why the ABC and Disney execs had been reluctant to greenlight the Lost pilot back in 2004, was because Abrams' concept was still quite hazy at the time, yet ... hadn't even been defined yet. Hopefully Paramount will dump Abrams for his poor idea for Star Trek. Doubtful ... judging by past performance, Paramount really love hopeless ideas for Star Trek. :-(

... it here back in season 1) that one reason why the ABC and Disney execs had been reluctant to greenlight the Lost pilot back in 2004, was because Abrams' concept was still quite hazy at the time, yet ABC was being asked to .... One of Bob Iger's concerns was that the monster hadn't even been defined yet. Hopefully Paramount will dump Abrams for his poor idea for Star Trek.

.... Given that they've described "Lost" as a mixture of a bunch...rather than the supernatural. For example, Star Trek had a couple of cloud...spirits or genies or ghosts. So Star Trek stayed on the science fiction... supernatural fantasy. And given that Star Trek could find a sci-fi explanation for such entities, Lost doesn't have to cop ...: I'm sure it'll turn out to be nanotech. It'...

.... Given that they've described "Lost" as a mixture of a bunch... than the supernatural. For example, Star Trek had a couple of ... or genies or ghosts. So Star Trek stayed on the science ... supernatural fantasy. And given that Star Trek could find a sci-fi explanation for such entities, Lost doesn't have to cop ...s solid. -- "Wolf in the Fold," Star Trek Original Series (and maybe ...

...and include some techno-babble to explain everything away. It was a classic example of the importance of "show not tell". What I really hated about Star Trek was how they'd usually reset everything back to the original conditions at the end of the episode. For example, there was an episode of TOS...

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...Angelique Pettyjohn (1943-1992) was an American actress. She appeared in some TV shows in the 1960s and 1970s including Get Smart and Star Trek. Her career turned downwards and she performed in several pornographic films under the name Heaven St. John. She later rehabilitated herself by appearing in ...

..., I am disappointed with the general turn of events in Season 3 of "Lost." The producers had said that they were ...the wonder and philosophical speculation that made Lost so different. And that may have contributed.... That reminds me of various mediocre Star Trek episodes: A bunch of humanoid ... before replying to me. Trekers watch "lost"? I tried it for abit...got ...