Hey Guys,
A little and intruiging article, with a bit of a poll for you to join in with for a bit of fun.
Yesterday I was on the train to London to watch Matthew Fox in his new play, Neil LeBute's 'In a Forest Dark & Deep' and needed something to watch on the way down. I hunted on itunes and found that the premiere of AMC's recently cancelled 'Rubicon' was now available for UK audiences to download. In a hurry I downloaded the episode and stuck it on my iphone.
For those unaware of Rubicon, and from what I could gather from it's very mystery-ridden first 40 minutes was that there is a conspiracy theory going on and it's up to James Badge Dale to solve it.
However, more spooky and perhaps a little intriguing was the conspiracy I uncovered on this train ride.
There is a point merely a few minutes into the episode where James Badge Dale's character was in his office when a woman walks in and asks him what day it is... He thinks long and hard for a few seconds before stating that today was his birthday and that the date is April 8th...
The conspiracy becomes clear when you learn that my trip to see Matthew Fox's play was for my birthday, and that yesterday also was April the 8th. Was I meant to watch Rubicon on the train yesterday? Who knows, but it all smells a little like a conspiracy to me :P
To wrap it up I can all but wonder; the fact that like Matthew Fox's character Jack Shepherd in LOST was meant to never leave the island, and that he was meant to save the world... perhaps I was meant to also be on that train. I of course am referring to myself, who hosted a Character Competition last year on this very website that people believed had an element of conspiracy to it... And it all happened on the date 8/4 (LOST anyone?)
It's all a conspiracy. You heard it here first!
Have you ever been involved in a TV related Conspiracy or weird moment... comment below!
Adam
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