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Pop Culture Savant
http://www.popculturesavant.com/
Opinions, reviews and thoughts on Television, Movies, Music and more. An insightful and sometimes irreverent look at what is currently fascinating in the world of Entertainment.
Shows written about with regularity include: Lost, FlashForward, Fringe, V, Dexter and more.
- Added on: Sep 29th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: popculturesavant
- Listed in: Television Entertainment
- Tags: entertainment movies TV lost television pop culture
Recent Posts
Incredible New LOST Spanish Language Trailer
If you haven't seen it yet, this Lost Season 6 promo by Spanish TV carrier Cuatro is captivatingly gorgeous. Excellent use of Radiohead's "Everything in it's Right Place" underneath the imagery showing the characters being manipulated into ...
Big Love - Info on Season 4
At PCS, we rarely quote verbatim from other sources, but EW's Michael Ausiello scoop on Big Love was so succinct that there's no reason to paraphrase: Take a good look at HBO’s new poster touting the Jan. 10 fourth-season premiere of Big Lo...
Dexter Delivers Again with \'Lost Boys\'
Wow. What a phenomenal episode of Dexter last night. And this coming off the prior week where I was largely critical of the show. Once again the writers have proven that sometimes you have to take a step back to make a leap forward. And w...
Big Love Season 4 Teaser Trailer
For many, Thanksgiving is a holiday about family so I'd like to take a moment to share something about a family that we at PCS are grateful for - The Henricksons. HBO's Big Love returns Jan 10th, 2010 for its 4th season of polygamist drama and we pla...
Lost University Tutoring Session 2 Video
The second "tutoring session" for Lost University has been posted, entitled "Things That Go 'Tikka Tikka Tikka' In The Jungle" a brief video that explores some of the mysteries of the island. Enjoy the video after the break and don't forget...
V - The \'Beginning\' of Something Good
V delivered it's final episode of 2009 (and the last until March) lastnight, and the show managed to deliver an awfully tight little package in just four episodes. Since I first heard of the odd scheduling, I thought the network was setting V up for...
