Found, Galacticast’s Parody of Lost

by Scott Beale on May 9, 2007 · 2 comments

“Found”, the latest episode of GALACTICAST is a great parody of the television show “Lost” and features a reference that now famous AACS HD DVD key and the whole Digg blow-up.

This month marks GALACTICAST’s 1 year anniversary and in honor of this occasion they are having a special Galacticast 1-year Anniversary Charity Fundraiser where they are donating money raised by their sponsor credits to Child’s Play.

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1 chris May 10, 2007 at 9:11 am

that was ridiculously hilarious!

Thanks for posting that… I just sent it to all my LOST crackhead friends.

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