January 21 2005
The futon critic's top ten episodes of 2004.
Not Fade Away in at #4; David Fury's already classic "Lost" script, Walkabout, takes the top prize.
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jabby | January 21, 23:49 CET
Melisande | January 21, 23:53 CET
I like his choice of "Walkabout." Like you, Jabby, I'd probably put Not Fade Away in front of it, but damn, Fury just suckered me in with that one and really made me a Lost fan for life. Seriously, that episode raised the quality of the whole series. If it never aired, I think Lost would be just a mild amusement rather than an addiction.
narky | January 22, 00:01 CET
delavagus | January 22, 00:45 CET
Melisande | January 22, 00:46 CET
delavagus | January 22, 00:51 CET
delavagus | January 22, 00:52 CET
I think that NFA should be higher though. Then again I haven't seen 'Lost' or 'The Wire'.
Silv | January 22, 01:47 CET
And as a few have said already - "Not Fade Away" should be higher on the list. It would be at the top of my list.
Passion | January 22, 03:09 CET
BufSlyAngel | January 22, 04:32 CET
Whenever I seem to post here, it ends up being about LOST (which I apologize for)...
Passion, the pregnant girl's name is Claire, lol. A lot of people on various boards said they were furious that castaways kept referring to Claire as "the pregnant girl", and "bad things" *cough*fangirls hurling peanut butter jars*cough* would happen if anyone did it again.
lady_fantastic | January 22, 05:56 CET
Passion | January 22, 17:48 CET
lady_fantastic | January 22, 18:08 CET
Lost still deserves #1 though.
PMMJ | January 22, 23:06 CET
I think Six Feet Under's Season 4 premiere deserves to be on that list. It functioned more as a proper conclusion to Season 3, and in doing so finally gave us the catharsis for Nate's grief/frustration/utter devestation over his fucked up predicament. That whole awful bit with him out in the middle of nowhere burying the body was incredible.
I think that list could've used another Desperate Housewives episode or two, but ah well.
Kris | January 23, 00:17 CET