The Last Recruit (S6X13) Airdate: 20 April 2010 Written by: Paul Zbyszewski & Graham Roland Directed by: Stephen Semel Running Time: 42 minutes Throughout its six-season tenure, Lost’s mysterious island

I have mentioned a few times how much I love Dropouttv. Dropout is now a streaming app available on many smart TVs as well as on computers. In order to explain how much I, and many other rabid fans, love

Power Play (S05E15) Airdate: 24 February 1992 Written by: René Balcer, Herbert J. Wright & Brannon Braga Directed by: David Livingston Running Time: 46 minutes One of the enduring benefits of Star

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Happily Ever After (S6X11) Airdate: 6 April 2010 Written by: Carlton Cuse & Damon Lindelof Directed by: Jack Bender Running Time: 42 minutes Among the sprawling ensemble of Lost, some characters naturally

Conundrum (S05E14) Airdate: 17 February 1992 Written by: Barry Scholknick Directed by: Les Landau Running Time: 46 minutes Star Trek episodes work best when they find the proper balance between exploring

The immense commercial and critical success of Ridley Scott’s Gladiator in 2000 rekindled Hollywood studios’ interest in big-budget sword-and-sandal epics. Among the flurry of similar projects greenlit

The Package (S6X10) Airdate: 30 March 2010 Written by: Paul Zbyzewski & Graham Roland Directed by: Paul Edwards Running Time: 42 minutes With Lost merely a handful of episodes away from its monumental

Ab Aeterno (S6X09) Airdate: 23 March 2010 Written by: Melinda Hsu Taylor & Greggory Nations Directed by: Tucker Gates Running Time: 47 minutes When the final season of Lost reached its midpoint, the

The dawn of the 21st century witnessed a seismic shift in cinematic tastes, largely catalysed by two monumental successes. Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings trilogy (2001-2003) demonstrated that high

Recon (S6X08) Airdate: 16 March 2010 Written by: Elizabeth Sarnoff & James Galasso Directed by: Jack Bender Running Time: 43 minutes As Lost’s final season lumbered towards its conclusion, a palpable

Dr. Linus (S6X07) Airdate: 9 March 2010 Written by: Edward Kitsis & Adam Horowitz Directed by: Mario Van Peebles Running Time: 43 minutes From the outset of its sixth and final season, Lost had committed

Bekstvo (S01E09) Airdate: 26 February 1978 Written by: Dragan Marković Directed by: Aleksandar Đorđević Running Time: 55 minutes The times of transition, when the old world is crumbling and the new one

Sundown (S6X06) Airdate: 2 March 2010 Written by: Paul Zbyszewski & Graham Roland Directed by: Bobby Roth Running Time: 43 minutes For a series primarily set on what many would call a tropical paradise,

Lighthouse (S6X05) Airdate: 23 February 2010 Written by: Damon Lindelof & Carlton Cuse Directed by: Jack Bender Running Time: 43 minutes The final season of Lost arrived burdened with an almost impossible

The Masterpiece Society (S05E13) Airdate: 10 February 1992 Written by: Adam Belanoff & Matthew Piller Directed by: Winrich Kolbe Running Time: 46 minutes Star Trek has always been less about “hard

The Substitute (S6X04) Airdate: 16 February 2010 Written by: Elizabeth Sarnoff & Melinda Hsu Taylor Directed by: Tucker Gates Running Time: 46 minutes The epic scope of Lost is evident in many aspects,

In today’s world, thoroughly drenched in the cynicism of the Epstein affair, it is difficult to recall that a quarter of a century ago the notion that powerful elites could indulge in the vilest crimes

What Kate Does (S6X03) Airdate: 9 February 2010 Written by: Edward Kitsis & Adam Horowitz Directed by: Paul Edwards Running Time: 43 minutes As Lost embarked upon its final, feverishly anticipated

Violations (S05E12) Airdate: 2 February 1992 Written by: Pamela Gray & Jeri Taylor Directed by: Robert Wiemer Running Time: 46 minutes Star Trek, to paraphrase its famous motto, is the franchise that