BERLIN AND SHANGHAI

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                    [Summary] => You know that clever little narrative device that J.J. Abrams uses at the very beginning of many Alias episodes?  


The one where Sydney is being beaten up while tied to a chair or about to fall off a train or in some other dire FCC-certified life-or-death situation, and right before that one cathartic release of tension that we all know is inevitable, as our darling spy chick is holding on for dear life, Abrams pulls us back 72 hours to explain how said situation has come to occur?


Remember, right?

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                    [AuthorName] => Lanz Leviste
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‘Poseidon’ is a disaster, and it’s no Cruise liner

By Lanz Leviste | May 12, 2006 - 12:00am

You know that clever little narrative device that J.J. Abrams uses at the very beginning of many Alias episodes? The one where Sydney is being beaten up while tied to a chair or about to fall off a train or in...

Young Star