Spoiler Warning

Right, this is a warning:  This post will concern itself with the third series of "Lost" which is currently only being shown in America (and on tellies around the world where people have BitTorrent and Broadband) therefore if you either a) are waiting for series three of Lost to appear on British TV or b) have given up on the show, then I can pretty much guarantee this post is not for you.. move along, move along

 

okay..

 

just wait for them to leave..

 

I think they're gone now..

 

So the third series of Lost is really, really impressing me - the opening four episodes have beaten anything I've previously seen in the last two series.  I like the way the show has managed to reinvent itself again, and yet stay true to the original themes and characters.  And the return of Polar Bears!  Yay!  The question is are the Others the good guys?  Are they being horrible to Jack, Sawyer and Kate because they would be more inclined to mistrust them if they were nice?  Is Benjamin playing the "long con" and does he have operable cancer?  Meanwhile can Desmond see the future?  It's all good stuff.. It's a pity there's a break coming up soon, but then we're promised 17 consecutive episodes and if they're all of this quality I'll be well happy. 

 

 

Spoilers

I always do it..
It doesn't matter if it's the plot to the next Star Wars movie, or reading ahead on the EPG to see what happens in Eastenders this week, I always like to know what's going to happen in advance of seeing movies or televisions shows.

So it's hardly surprising that I already know more than I really should about the series finalé of Doctor Who.  It all started because I thought I saw/heard a Dalek weapon being discharged in the preview of this week's episode.  Cue me going on the internet to find out all about the "Army of Ghosts" episode. 

Initially things looked promising for a Dalek Army rising up against a Cyberman army in the series finalé, as one internet-fan-boy-forum hypothesised that the spheres featured in the trailer contained Daleks, and they would even feature a new "Spider Dalek" amongst their numbers. 

However now, sadly, it would appear that the only Dalek's that appear are long dead, and are part of the Torchwood alien museum (and it is one of their agents discharging the Dalek weapon).  There are a million theories on how Rose leaves the series too.. Is she killed?  Does she live in the parallel universe?  Is she turned into a Cyber-Rose? 

Who knows? 

All I know is that it's gonna be an exciting ninety minutes of television.