Comments for I Forget What Eight Was For http://blog.crumplednapkin.net Thu, 01 Apr 2010 04:02:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on Emmy Nominees: Best Commerical by Prede http://blog.crumplednapkin.net/2009/07/emmy-nominees-best-commerical/comment-page-1/#comment-1007 Prede Thu, 01 Apr 2010 04:02:11 +0000 http://blog.crumplednapkin.net/?p=168#comment-1007 lOl I remember that Tina Fey commercial. Loved it back when it was new, still love it now. It's funny and smart hehe. lOl I remember that Tina Fey commercial. Loved it back when it was new, still love it now. It’s funny and smart hehe.

]]> Comment on Quick Thoughts on Fringe Season 1 Finale by machstem http://blog.crumplednapkin.net/2009/05/quick-thoughts-on-fringe-season-1-finale/comment-page-1/#comment-422 machstem Fri, 07 Aug 2009 04:50:08 +0000 http://blog.crumplednapkin.net/?p=163#comment-422 I know it's old news, but here is something I found interesting: 1) The conspiracy theory guy that Olivia and Peter meet gives a complete foreshadowing of who William Bell is, as far as having it played by Spock! :) 2) The entire concept of the story line is very reminiscent to Stephen King's "The Dark Tower" series. I'm only half expecting there to be a Crimson King character in the series. It does beg the question of what JJ Abrams is doing, since it was rumored he would be working on the DT series in movie or TV series in the coming years. It kind of leaves a hint that he is testing the waters to see how we react to such a far fetched idea, but incredibly clever way of dealing with it. This was clarified to me when I first heard them speaking of "thinning" and "soft" areas advanced by technology. It is the entire premise behind sai King's work. Needless to say I am behind on the series, but am nonetheless a great admirer and can't wait for the next season, although I will probably postpone watching the episodes, as I do with all series I watch (Eureka, Lost) Thanks for listening! I know it’s old news, but here is something I found interesting:

1) The conspiracy theory guy that Olivia and Peter meet gives a complete foreshadowing of who William Bell is, as far as having it played by Spock! :)

2) The entire concept of the story line is very reminiscent to Stephen King’s “The Dark Tower” series. I’m only half expecting there to be a Crimson King character in the series. It does beg the question of what JJ Abrams is doing, since it was rumored he would be working on the DT series in movie or TV series in the coming years. It kind of leaves a hint that he is testing the waters to see how we react to such a far fetched idea, but incredibly clever way of dealing with it. This was clarified to me when I first heard them speaking of “thinning” and “soft” areas advanced by technology. It is the entire premise behind sai King’s work.

Needless to say I am behind on the series, but am nonetheless a great admirer and can’t wait for the next season, although I will probably postpone watching the episodes, as I do with all series I watch (Eureka, Lost)

Thanks for listening!

]]> Comment on Emmy Nominees: Best Commerical by Paul B. http://blog.crumplednapkin.net/2009/07/emmy-nominees-best-commerical/comment-page-1/#comment-362 Paul B. Sun, 02 Aug 2009 01:25:57 +0000 http://blog.crumplednapkin.net/?p=168#comment-362 I think Sprint's Wedding commercial is great! Some others might have star power, but this commercial has the full package -- great acting, script, timing, scenery, and humor. It's my top choice. I think Sprint’s Wedding commercial is great! Some others might have star power, but this commercial has the full package — great acting, script, timing, scenery, and humor. It’s my top choice.

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