In the pair’s review of Lost, Arthur extrapolates the plot by recalling Gilligan’s Island, since he confesses he has never seen the show. He says of the smoke monster “Spoiler alert! There’s a fog machine on the island. Someone needs to unplug it.” Some episodes are more successful at being funny than others—it appears the show works best when the humor is more precise. Talking about the concept of fun, Jones and Kine are less dead-on than in their pop culture critiques.
Although L Studio, with its extremely complicated and slow loading interface, may not know how to pick their web designers, they clearly know how to pick their web series creators. If Kines’ voice sounds familiar, it’s because she is responsible for one of the most memorable This American Life segments in the past few years, ‘Break Up Song.’ For those intelligentsia who geek out for Found Magazine and public radio, this is your show. Starlee and Arthur Review is smart web TV for grown up folk.
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