The Bird Show.

Television show lost Wednesday night.

And people like Massey, we have a couple of people here at all the hits Q-100 that are in that subculture that as soon as the show is on, they TiVo it, they go back, they try to decipher every single scene.

Yeah, go to the message boards afterwards on ABC.com, lost the different message boards, and you try to figure out, like, what's going on. If you do not watch the show, you have no idea what we're talking about, but every teeny, tiny little thing in that show has a meaning. And everybody's connected, and it's all crazy, and you stuff, you don't see it coming, and then all of a sudden, boom, that guy was in the scene last season on so-and-so, and yeah, it's all crazy and you stuff you don't see it coming and then all of a sudden boom that guy

was in the scene last season on so and so and yeah it's all crazy you've got like links to your

favorites like youtube's which is like the instructional videos from the um what's it called the

hansdown foundation what's the? What's the underneath thing called?

The hatch.

The hatch.

Yeah.

And they find videos in the hatch. And Jamie's like watching those videos on YouTube to figure out meanings from them. They ran commercials during last season. Commercials for the Hand Sew Foundation. It looked like a real commercial, but it was actually a lost commercial. and it's all kind of,

I don't want to give anything away if you haven't downloaded

or seen season two yet,

but they send you to this

website and it's all crazy and you call me the geek

professor sloop is a professor at banderbilt university higher education

vanderbilt yeah i Higher education. Vanderbilt.

Yeah, I'm originally from Nashville, so yeah. It's a very well-respected institution. And, yeah, right there in Nashville, Tennessee. And he teaches lessons from lost, a case study introduction to cultural studies. Hi, Professor Sloop. Good morning. How are you? Good. How are you today? I'm great. I'm more intrigued by the story you were just talking about almost, this guy that you were just talking.

Yeah. Yeah, right, right. It sounds like it.

Why did you choose Lost?

I mean, there are so many different shows that you could probably use as a focus point to teach.

I don't think so, not like this one.

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