[g'nad]

I don't know who this is...

Which Lost Character Are You?

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I think itsuhgoodthing?... I am bald now....

[Bear_in_RoseBear]

Locke introduced himself to the other castaways by flipping open his suitcase to reveal his extensive knife collection (response by one of the other characters: "Who *is* this guy?"). He then used his knives to hunt down and kill a wild boar that had attacked the camp, and brought back the meat to help feed the castaways.

He's my favorite character on the show, actually.

[300winmag]

I don't know who this is...

I got one of them, too. Then I looked at the list of TV shows, and realized I don't know anything about any of them. Of course, the only network TV I watch is "Stargate Atlantis", and that's because I got hooked on the franchise.

However, I have downloaded a couple hundred gigabytes of old-time TV, BBC documentaries, and current movies that sound interesting. When it comes to old-time movies, they say "they don't make them like they used to." After watching a 1930's Flash Gordon flick staring Buster Crabbe, all I can do is proclaim a heart-felt "thanks-be-to-God".

It took all my willpower to watch the entire 94 minutes of this hokey dreck. Still, it was more rewarding than my first (and only) viewing of Jack Nicholson in "A Few Good Men". As a courtroom drama, it had plot holes you could drive a LAV through. Even worse, it was a profound-but-stupid insult to anyone who ever wore an American uniform. I couldn't make it through the end credits, but if they credited any sort of military consultant, someone was badly cheated.