Lost
The show's getting creepier.
Claire's having flashbacks to being injected with a vaccine by Ethan (!?) and The Others apparently are running some sort of fertility clinic on Craphole Island. Claire remembers being helped out of Hatch 3.0 by a young woman (later identified as 'Alexandra,' Rousseau's presumably missing child).
Meanwhile, Aaron's sick with a fever and Claire needs medicine for him. She gives him first to Jack and then to Sun. Mr. Eko menaces Henry Gale, who's still prisoner in Hatch 2.0. He is officially creepier than Locke and Rousseau combined.
Next week, however, promises to be a doozy: Sun asks Sawyer for a pregnancy test (?!) and Locke wants to get rid of Gale.
Meanwhile, I'm learning about genetics in my Anatomy and Physiology course. The next chapter is on the nervous system and I'm to make examples of body cells (neurons, axons, etc) out of Play-Doh. Considering that I have no artistic ability whatsoever, this should be interesting.
I'm re-reading "Mary Reilly" by Valerie Martin. Excellent book, which unfortunately was made into an intolerable movie starring Julia Roberts. It's similar to fanfic, in a way: it's the retelling of the Jekyll and Hyde story from the maid's point of view.
Claire's having flashbacks to being injected with a vaccine by Ethan (!?) and The Others apparently are running some sort of fertility clinic on Craphole Island. Claire remembers being helped out of Hatch 3.0 by a young woman (later identified as 'Alexandra,' Rousseau's presumably missing child).
Meanwhile, Aaron's sick with a fever and Claire needs medicine for him. She gives him first to Jack and then to Sun. Mr. Eko menaces Henry Gale, who's still prisoner in Hatch 2.0. He is officially creepier than Locke and Rousseau combined.
Next week, however, promises to be a doozy: Sun asks Sawyer for a pregnancy test (?!) and Locke wants to get rid of Gale.
Meanwhile, I'm learning about genetics in my Anatomy and Physiology course. The next chapter is on the nervous system and I'm to make examples of body cells (neurons, axons, etc) out of Play-Doh. Considering that I have no artistic ability whatsoever, this should be interesting.
I'm re-reading "Mary Reilly" by Valerie Martin. Excellent book, which unfortunately was made into an intolerable movie starring Julia Roberts. It's similar to fanfic, in a way: it's the retelling of the Jekyll and Hyde story from the maid's point of view.