Lost In Translation

I had a different image picked for Episode #17, but I swapped to use this one because it is the pose that inspired McFarlane’s Series 2 “action figure” of Sun. The show’s flashback is more about the back story of our Korean couple. I think the show’s writers hit their stride with this episode, the on island story centered on the wife and her feelings while the off island stuff was more about the husband and what was going on in his head. But this married couple is comprised of two people who are not communicating with each other real well, so they don’t know that their problems are so similar that a hug, an apology and some honesty would make their marriage stronger, but instead they end up moving to separate on island camps. While the Sun and Jin story was the main focus of this episode, we also received a lot of interesting developments in a few of the other relationships.

I’m not watching the game, it is too horrific. I’m listening on the computer where it seems somewhat less painful. If the Rays score one more run here in the sixth inning the umpires will invoke the 10 run rule and award the game to Tampa. Once that happens we will have the Rays just where we want them, up 3 games to 1 and over confident. Last year in the American League Championship Series against the Cleveland Indians we were behind 3 games to 1 before coming back to win and then going on to sweep the Rockies winning the World Series. In 2004 the FRS were down 3 games to none to the MFY before coming back and taking 4 straight to get to the World Series. Where they then swept the St. Louis Cardinals.