Adam and Jeremy Say: LOST TONIGHT! GET PSYCHED MAN!

Lost premiers TONIGHT! Oi! The entier Richmond Office is stoked, and apperently Pop Candy is stoked as well... head over to Pop Candy for all sotrs of Lost stuff... quizzes, updates, interviews, and strange billboards... like this one. Don't forget it's a two hour season premier of Lost tonight so tune in to ABC at 8PM, and if you need to get amped up (as if) then head over to the ABC website where it looks like it's all Lost all the time.

Adam and Jeremy say: Lost is nearly hear and on a new night!!! oh and we have a promo!!!

Season Four of Lost hits January 31st... which you may notice is a Thursday night... that's because ABC is moving Lost to the 9PM slot on Thursdays until the strike is over and Grey's Anatomy can refill its old digs... of course with only eight episodes in the can season for could be really short if these greedy Hollywood jerks don't get their acts together.

Adam Says: LOST Showgirl in Richmond.

Three Items in My Morning Wandering That Make Me Giddy.

LOST; 51 Episodes and Counting...

So the folks who make LOST, the worlds most awesome TV program, have inked a deal with ABC to run three more 16 episode seasons, and then draw the curtain on what will undoubtedly be the most mindblowing series in television history! For the next three years ABC will run 16 new episodes of LOST from February to May without interupiton (just as they did with the second half of the season this year.) So LOST will end in 2010 and by my count that leaves us with just 51 episodes to figure out who shot JR.


Showgirls/Saved By the Bell Star Offers Advice to Young Women

Honestly you would think that a story about a failed TV actress/porn star offering advice about self image and other pre-teen issues to girls who are dealing with said issues would be a story in the Onion, but apparently its true... file this under "strange things people do to salvage their careers."

Shakespear is So Cooler than You

The Richmond Shakespaear Festival is back, and the schedule is up! Get exctied. Honestly I think this is one of the coolest cultural events that Richmond offers every year and its toally worth checking out.

Adam and Jeremy Say: Turn Off that Stupid TV

As you Adam and Jeremy fans know this is TV Turn Off Week, and you also know that Adam and Jeremy are leading the charge in turning off their very own TVs even though Adam will miss this weeks episode of LOST!

However the news of the NBC boycott has added further fuel to the fire. Adam and Jeremy think glorifying violence is an evil thing especially if you are doing it for profit... so we support this boycott, and you may want to support it to... check it out.

Adam Says: I Wander

I am certain that I was born to be a wandering man... I love to get lost and roam around different places... ask my wife and you will know that there is no point trying to get me to go one way because I am headed where the wind takes me... I mean I have never been able to stay in a job for more than a year, I have a very active imagination and I have yet to lose my wonder of the world around me. Fortunately the Internet has made it possible for me to wander thousands of miles without ever leaving my seat, and while this is no substitute for finding abandoned buildings in the woods it does provide me the opportunity to find some pretty interesting things. For instance, in the last day I have learned all about Friedrich Nietzsche, found some very exciting information about the Beastie Boys new album and tour, read portions of David Strauss' "Life of Jesus," unearthed a free online copy of "Leaves of Grass" by Walt Whitman, and read an over view of the philosophy connection on my favorite show Lost. I really love Lost. Seriously my wife and I have one TV that she got when she was in middle school and we only dust it off once a week so we can watch Lost on Wednesday nights at 10PM....I never wander Wednesday nights at 10PM.

Adam Says: Give me 300 good men!

300, the epic movie based on Frank Miller's (Sin City) epic graphic novel of the same name, hits theaters this weekend! Get psyched and not just because Paulo from Lost is in the cast, but because this highly stylized retelling of the battle of Thermopylae may be the most exciting history flick of the year, and because it is following in the wildly popular footsteps of movies like Sin City and V for Vendetta.

For those of you who need a quick history update to better understand the movie it goes like this:

"In the ancient Battle of Thermopylae, King Leonidas and 300 Spartans fought to the death against Xerxes and his massive Persian army. Facing insurmountable odds, their valor and sacrifice inspire all of Greece to unite against their Persian enemy, drawing a line in the sand for democracy. " from Yahoo! Movies

I am excited to see this film because it meets all my man needs in sitting, and to make things sweeter the "critics" even seem to like it:

Director Zack Snyder, the man responsible for a superlative remake of George Romero's Dawn of the Dead, adapts Frank Miller's graphic novel with passion and creativity, proving that classical storytelling will never go out of style

a blustery, bombastic, visually arresting account of the Battle of Thermopylae as channeled through the rabid imagination of graphic novelist Frank Miller.

Snyder perfectly captures the look and feel of Miller's original work with a movie that is fun, exciting and sick without ever losing sight of the story or characters. If you're into movies like "Braveheart" and "Gladiator," this one stands amongst them

However even in all this positively rapturous hype the New York Times has found a way to try and draw a political correlation between a two thousand plus year old story and current world events; despite the fact that the author and director have both out right said there was none to be had... whatever go see 300 and enjoy yourself.