Moving The Island One Step at a Time; It's Lost!

jigglypuffer · #41

Weird Al did it.

Rainbow Dash · #42

finally back tonight woo

ZeldaGirl · #43

And man, was it good.

jigglypuffer · #44

Quite possibly a Tricia Tanaka regarding revelations and answers.
But damn, one of the best episodes of the whole season!

Swordmaster Link · #45

I'm not as much of a stickler as others as far as the whole "what was revealed tonight omgz" stuff is concerned, because I feel that the evolution of the characters is more important than anything. That being said, I thought it was an average episode. I really liked the Sawyer/Jack scene at the end, because that was a long time coming.

[spoiler]Also, how the eff is Sun supposed to get to Jin?[/spoiler]

Rainbow Dash · #46

Young Ben: what up

[spoiler]Sayid: *bang* Oops! That was not medicine.[/spoiler]

Swordmaster Link · #47

[spoiler]There's no way around it, there HAS to be a "separate reality" type thing going on, right? This would fall in line with Sun and Lapidus encountering a run-down barracks in 2007( 8) ?...Ben was never there to take over.

Also, Sayid = BAMF. But that's not much of a spoiler[/spoiler]

Rainbow Dash · #48

[spoiler]Well, we haven't seen much else of the island yet, but how do we know that three years haven't passed on the island when Sun and Frank are there? Or they could be in a different time period altogether.[/spoiler]

Swordmaster Link · #49

[spoiler]I'm calling it now, alternate reality.[/spoiler]

Rainbow Dash · #50

DON'T IGNORE MY WELL-THOUGHT-OUT ARGUMENT

Rainbow Dash · #51

That was some lovely plot-hole filling.

Rainbow Dash · #52

Another nice episode.

Rainbow Dash · #53

[spoiler]Dan noooo :( [/spoiler]

Calamity Panfan · #54

having fun talking to yourself chunks?

Rainbow Dash · #55

well maybe you should participate too!

ZeldaGirl · #56

An intriguing, if not almost entirely predictable episode. Seriously, I guessed literally EVERYTHING that was going to happen like five minutes in...

Swordmaster Link · #57

Sometimes it's not necessarily about the shockers that come out of left field though. Though I thought the producers' assertion that it was a companion episode to "The Constant" (it was in some respects, on the whole not really) was a bit off, I thought it was pretty good. Talk about tragic.

[spoiler]Also, maybe I'm going crazy, but in the scene that mimics that of the season-opener, is that the Other that Sayid killed with his legs in "Through the Looking Glass" that Daniel bumps into? It couldn't be. Right?[/spoiler]

Oh yeah, and I was intrigued after seeing the promo for next week, because I immediately thought that what Jack was babbling about is almost exactly opposite to what Locke thinks. Food for thought:

SAWYER: And how is it that you knew when we were, Johnny Boy? That light in the sky--it was from the Hatch, wasn't it?
LOCKE: The night that Boone died... I went out there and started pounding on it as hard as I could. I was... confused... scared. Babbling like an idiot, asking, why was all this happening to me?
SAWYER: Did you get an answer?
LOCKE: Light came on, shot up into the sky. At the time, I thought it meant something.
SAWYER: Did it?
LOCKE: No. It was just a light.
SAWYER: So why'd you turn us around then? Don't you wanna go back there?
LOCKE: Why would I wanna do that?
SAWYER: So you could tell yourself to do things different, save yourself a world of pain.
LOCKE: No, I needed that pain to get to where I am now.

Yeah, I know way too much about this show. Sue me.

Swordmaster Link · #58

OH MY FRIGGIN [spoiler][strike]Jacob[/strike][/spoiler] GOD

Thoughts later, when I manage to re-assemble my brain.

Sean P Kelly · #59

Yeah, this was the first finale since like season 2, where you have absolutely no idea what's going to happen.

Rainbow Dash · #60

[spoiler]COME ON, YOU STUPID SON OF A BITCH *white screen*[/spoiler]