"Lost:" The L.I. Antonucci connection
Remember the amusing post last week that took our minds off the brutal late night wars? It was a clip by an unidentified family on Long Island which ennacted the entire five seasons of "Lost" in about 5 minutes. They missed a few pertinent plot details, and their special effects were rudimentary (though effective).
I now have a name: Michael A. Antonucci of Valley Stream, who visited his family (Michael G. of North Massapequa) to cast this gem. Mike's a contributor to Landline TV - a New York-based producer of comedy programs.
Here's a recent Landline example - "Jersey Shore" performed by a particularly young cast...
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