Forget about those sparkly vampires and werewolves with too many abs cause come Halloween it’s all about zombies, The Walking Dead that is. Acclaimed director Frank Darabont (The Shawshank Redemption) brings Robert Kirkman’s on-going comic book masterpiece to life on the small screen as The Walking Dead television series debuts this Halloween on AMC with a special 90 minute series premiere.
On last night’s The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, the country’s most trusted newscaster borrowed a page from Glen Beck’s faulty Fox playbook and once again took to the chalkboard to give us exactly one million reasons why Fox News may not be as “fair and balanced” as they claim to be. Shocker.
“***$1 Beers from 7p-8p! $3 Beers for the rest of the night!***
This FREE double feature provides something for both the young and young-at-heart! Come meet the characters from the innovative hit show YO GABBA GABBA! (http://tiny.cc/37sjx) and watch some of your favorite episodes projected on an outdoor screen. The night continues with the iconic Japanese sci-fi show ULTRAMAN (http://tiny.cc/8hpl3).
Break out the lawn chairs and blankets and kick off the summer with this free outdoor screening in Little Tokyo! Classic shows, food trucks and the music of DJ Ultraman all come together under the downtown LA sky for this family friendly event.”
Ultra Gabba Gabba
Friday, June 25th, 6:30pm JACCC Plaza
244 S. San Pedro St. (between 2nd and 3rd Streets) Los Angeles, CA 90012
Following the highly successful “Super Sexy CPR” video, the ad geniuses pushing Canada’s Fortnight Lingerie have come up with another super informative clip to help yourself help others in need with “Super Sexy Abdominal Thrusts”. Although not quite as titillating as “Super Sexy CPR”, you can’t deny “Super Sexy Abdominal Thrusts’” super suggestive (inter)raciness.
From the Super Sexys:
“Now that we’ve got you interested in learning CPR and the abdominal thrust, go get properly certified by taking a class through one of the many certifying authorities in your local area.”
So Lost is finally over and I’ve never felt so emotionally content yet so intellectually unfulfilled since the last time I ate a fried apple pie from McDonalds. And like the millions of “others” out there who bid the show about purgatory which wasn’t actually purgatory adieu, I’m still left with unanswered questions. Lots and lots and lots and lots and lots of unanswered questions. Fortunately, the College Humor kids have gathered them all up in a nice little package for us to go “oh yeah, WTF did happen with that shit?!”.
The cheeky Brit’s of London’s marketing firm Work Club have decided that the best way to come up with creative ideas is in an office where they’re constantly reminded of Bart’s chalkboard musings. And you thought it involved a tank full of manatees.
So last night’s Lost finale was filled with everything we’ve come to expect from one of the best shows to ever make us stare at televisions: excellent acting, cryptic circumstance, unresolved loves and lot’s of sad piano music. Lots and lots and lots of sad piano music.
After the final episode on ABC, our favorite castaways since Gilligan were honored on Jimmy Kimmel Live as Jimmy gave his own Aloha to Lost. In one of the more tender moments from the show, a video montage titled “LOST in Your Eyes” recounted the most memorable lip touching scenes along with the shows greatest hits. Literally.
Also…what was going on with Bart and The Simpsons on Fox while the rest of the world was watching the Lost finale:
Lost, Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost. Lost Smoke Monster Lost Lost Jack Lost Lost Lost Kate, Sawyer, Hurley, Locke, Ben and Desmond. Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost? Aaaaannnd…cue super sad piano death music.
That being said, don’t forget to tune in to the Lost finale this Sunday starting at 7pm on ABC to find out!
Also…Lost’s cast members take a final look back at being Lost:
Also…Letterman’s top 10 Lost spoilers presented by the show’s writers David Lindelof and Carlton Cuse.