Tired of holiday peace, love and understanding? So was an editor at the Los Angeles Times, who in the days leading up to Christmas 1924, ran an article that asked "What Will Happen When ‘Science' Perfects the Art of War?"
Tired of holiday peace, love and understanding? So was an editor at the Los Angeles Times, who in the days leading up to Christmas 1924, ran an article that asked "What Will Happen When ‘Science' Perfects the Art of War?"
@Fate'sBitch: I totally thought of the sheep and coyote clocking in! And also noticed the seeming anomaly of modern language.
One's wearing a white shirt, the other black. Is it a smackdown between Good and Evil? Macs and PCs? Rosencrantz and Guildenstern? Nope, it's the big Lost season five finale, with tons of spoilers ahead.
@Paganmoon: I was on a mondo deadline last week and Charlie graciously filled in for me. I'll be back this week!
Why did I read that huge Lost spoiler on io9 last week — and, more importantly, why did it turn out to be true? Spoilers and lamentation after the jump. More lethal spoilers, below.
@firethieves: Please see up thread - will be rectifying massive Empire fail before pitchforks and torches appear. Also, for the record, I am a freelancer, not io9 staff. Any gaps in knowledge are mine and mine alone.
@WCityMike: Bah! I blame working at a law firm for far too many years. Off to fix it.
The dynamic duo of Hurley and Miles teamed up again on last night's Lost for some soul searching — literally and figuratively. Spoilers and a confession after the jump.
Mutton dressed as lamb in some bad wiggery, a monologue-ing villain, and one pissed-off teenager: Lost had it all this week. Get spoiled after the jump.
News flash! Last night's Lost was Kate-centric, and I didn't hate it as much as I thought I would. Spoilers ahoy.