The Lonely Island: "Like a Boss"

The Lonely Island: "Like a Boss"

Wake up at 6 (like a boss). Go back to sleep (like a boss). Oh shit I'm late (like a boss). Run to class (like a boss). Catch my breath (like a boss). I'm out of shape (like a boss). Get dirty looks (like a boss). From the professor (like a boss). After class (like a boss). Buy a salad (like a boss). No dressing (like a boss). Start complaining (like a boss). Walk to my room (like a boss). Check my facebook (like a boss). No comments (like a boss). Swallow sadness (like a boss). Take a nap (like a boss). Eat taquitos (like a boss). Look at LOST forums (like a boss). Get confused (like a boss). Where is Vincent? (like a boss) ageless Richard (like a boss). Time travel (like a boss). WHEN are we? (like a boss). Then I realize (like a boss). I'm a nerd (like a boss). Procrastinate (like a boss). Talk to Regina (like a boss). Do some homework (like a boss). Go to sleep (like a boss).



Finally! The Lonely Island's new video for "Like a Boss" from the album Incredibad. Featuring a skinny Seth Rogen and John Mulaney.

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In Love With Lost

In Love With Lost

I'm usually pretty good at expressing my views on the things I really enjoy. Be it Star Wars, Red Dwarf, hip-hop, comic books, I've written plenty about all of them. However, the brilliant television show Lost has me completely lost for words.

Now in its fifth season, so much has happened in Lost that it is almost unexplainable to anyone who hasn't watched the bulk of the series. People have died, come back to life, been attacked by clouds of smoke, travelled through time, been kidnapped, had babies, met loved ones that were half across the world, dead or in another period of time, been sent to mental institutions, arrested, left the island and come back to the island all in a series that from its onset seemed like a simple show about people crashing on an island but revealed itself to be the complete antithesis of "simple."

Lost is by far the most intelligent television program I have ever seen. I couldn't recommend it more. Even if you haven't seen an episode yet, it is worth the investment of buying the four seasons that are available and watching them in a marathon. American television tends to cater to the lowest common denominator and avoid challenging the viewer's intelligence or attention span (think cable news, Family Guy or reality shows). Lost is a shining example that television can be good.

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Red Dwarf Is Coming Back

Red Dwarf Is Coming Back

The classic science fiction comedy program Red Dwarf is returning by way of British comedy network Dave. Red Dwarf was (and I guess still is) a very unique show. While presented in the standard half hour sitcom format, complete with laugh tracks, Red Dwarf was quite different than normal sitcoms. While the average sitcom portrays an office workplace or a dysfunctional family, Red Dwarf centered around a curry-obsessed slacker stranded in deep space 3 million years into the future. It was not only creative, however, it was also hilarious.

Let's hope that the upcoming new season is up to snuff with what Dwarf fans have come to expect. Here is Robert Llewellyn, who plays the robot Kryten, talking about filming the new episodes:

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