Do Lost and Heroes hate black people?

FEBRUARY 23, 2010

Surfed onto Nikki Finke's most-excellent industry Web site Deadline Hollywood Daily, and stumbled on this comedy gem, featured on BlackNerdComedy.com and Comedy.com.

Andre Meadows makes a compelling case for why comic book fanboy fantasies Lost and Heroes hate black people.

(Here's a hint: try to think of a black character on either show who hasn't been shot, blown up, otherwise killed or marginalized so much they might as well be dead -- yeah, I'm talking about the Haitian).

Look below to check out his sidesplitting analysis, which crystallizes all the things I've thought about both shows but never said.

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