It's good to see the two key characters, Locke and Ben, finally taking center stage. Swoon all you want over Kate/Jack or Juliet/Sawyer, but the most interesting and entertaining relationship has always been between Terry O'Quinn and Michael Emerson (no wonder that they've both won Emmys). I still say that Ben Linus and John Locke need to be spun-off into their own sitcom. "Can two cryptic, fanatical would-be prophets escape from a cursed magical island and share a studio apartment together in the big-city without driving each other crazy? Find out this season as ABC presents Found, starting on Wednesdays after Modern Family." You all know you'd watch it.
Thursday, November 19, 2009
And so it ends...
It's good to see the two key characters, Locke and Ben, finally taking center stage. Swoon all you want over Kate/Jack or Juliet/Sawyer, but the most interesting and entertaining relationship has always been between Terry O'Quinn and Michael Emerson (no wonder that they've both won Emmys). I still say that Ben Linus and John Locke need to be spun-off into their own sitcom. "Can two cryptic, fanatical would-be prophets escape from a cursed magical island and share a studio apartment together in the big-city without driving each other crazy? Find out this season as ABC presents Found, starting on Wednesdays after Modern Family." You all know you'd watch it.
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