Oceanic Seven, Doctor Whom and Doctor Who S4!

Good afternoon,
Today, as you can see from the post title, I plan to blog on three issues. My first point concerns a LOST theory. Wideawakejake1, infact, thought up this fantastic teory, an if it were a post on LOST-theories.com, I guess it would be entitled "Oceanic Seven". This is what it states;
In The Beginning of an End", Hurley yells "I'M ONE OF THE OCEANIC SIX!" at the Police Force. This leads one to assume that six people get off the island, and three of which are Hurley, Jack and Kate. But I would like you to take a second of your time to re-consider the latter. Kate Austen was a fugitive before the crash, nd was even on the plane with a marshall. So, looking at the flashbacks seen in seasons 1, 2 and 3, would you go shouting "I'm home! I'm home!" when you go back?No. You would not. Surely this is a great oppurtunity for Kate to hide away, adopt a new identity (we'll come back to new identities later) and live a normal life. In conclusion, if it's in the press that six came back, then maybe seven did, including Kate.
Then the point comes back round to "Well then, who are the Oceanic Six?". Most internet theories on this seem to be based mainly on speculation, however one cannot help pondering over who it's likely to be. Jin, Sun and Sayid seem to be popping up in various places, and also the quesion of whether Juliette and Ben could be included. A simple answer to this question is "NO. Even if they're back, they weren't on the plane, so they're not Oceanic."
However, this is where it comes back round to new identities. What if Juliette and Ben said they were on the plane and came up with identities of the dead? Are Dharma that powerful?
Anyway, enough LOST theorying for one day. Now we come to my second point- the parodic novel by A. R. R. R Roberts that has had some copies sold galaxywide-it's name is Doctor Whom. It has to be the funniest thing I have read since I finished the Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy around a year ago. It has an awfully confusing, yet ultimately meaningful non-linear narrative and a narrator obsessed with grammar to the point when it drives you insane. Nonetheless, it is an amazing piece of literature and I would recommend it to anyone who calls themselves a Doctor Who fan. And on the subject of Who......

Recently, I went to see the cheesy P.S I Love You starring Friends' Lisa Kudrow. It's plot made no sense, to be ruthlessly frank, but this is not what I am here to say. Before I determined the movie's cheesy nature there's the long and dawnting task of watching the trailers. One of them, I have to say, was amazing. It was the trailer to Doctor Who series four. From what I saw, the fourth season will be a mind-blowing, quirky, monster of a season with a larger-than-large budget. This time, it's on a much larger scale. Bernard Cribbins will reappear as Donna's grandfather and Donna seems to be confronted by a giant CG bumblebee in one shot. Martha and Rose also turn up towards the end- Rose looking shocked and Martha looking strangely evil!
Finally, this is where my post has to end I'm afraid, but I can promise you more geektastic fun in due time.