The Point - January 30th, 2009

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Fri Jan 30, 2009 — by Mike Raub

The Point - January 30th, 2009

Stop worrying about Super Bowl and let's deal with more pressing issues like why is LOST looking backwards? Elizabeth Mitchell (Juliet) and Michael Emerson (Ben) give us their perspective. MAD Magazine is slowing down (and Mike Gold isn't happy) - but on the bright side, TORCHWOOD hits NYCon and today we get music from WATCHMEN

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mike weber (11:53 PM on Fri Jan 30, 2009)

MAD not only "slowed down" years ago - it spun off the road and crashed in the trees as it came to a stop.

Judging by the last couple of issues i saw before i stopped even looking, some years back, a publication frequency of zero would be about right.

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