fits along with the alternate time/reality of my Desmond post above....
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minnie2000
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What was the revelation at the end of the show? We are a few episodes behind in the UK.
Shaman
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They're not dead (I don't think dead people in heaven can communicate with those that are alive), but its interesting that the outside world thinks they are (if parachute chick is telling the truth)!
Honestly, I hope next season isn't the last one. I would like two see two more seasons after this one....and hey maybe a spin-off.
The Losties in the real world...life after the island...ala "The Nine"....:lookaroun
Captain Hank
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Agreed. But I'm more excited about next week's. Looks like we'll be finding out a lot more about DHARMA.Let me tell you, American viewers: "One helluva show" doesn't begin to describe this episode.
minnie2000
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I love the idea of a show about the losties in the real world!
Captain Hank
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Best. Episode. Ever.
*Spoilers follow*
Now we know what happened to DHARMA. It looks like the "sickness" was actually the attack by the hostiles/Others/whatever they actually call themselves. I wonder who put up the "Quarantine" signs, since pretty much all of the DHARMA staff were dead.
Anyone else seriously creeped out by "Jacob?"
And I wonder how "dead" Locke really is. People don't tend to stay very dead for very long on the Island.
*Spoilers follow*
Now we know what happened to DHARMA. It looks like the "sickness" was actually the attack by the hostiles/Others/whatever they actually call themselves. I wonder who put up the "Quarantine" signs, since pretty much all of the DHARMA staff were dead.
Anyone else seriously creeped out by "Jacob?"
And I wonder how "dead" Locke really is. People don't tend to stay very dead for very long on the Island.
Danielle was not part of Dharma....the sickness could be something different....
Captain Hank
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Ah, true.
Captain Hank
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I think I may have, though I'm not sure.
Edit: Article about Jacob, including a picture: http://www.lostpedia.com/wiki/Jacob
Captain Hank
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One last thought for the night: those Pearl station people certainly seem to drink a lot of beer.
Captain Hank
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Well, only the Swan was receiving the supply drops. It's possible that they were afraid a magnetic discharge would mess with the electronics in the delivery vans.
mousermerf
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I noticed that it never specified what happened to Annie - and Ben's comments about being one of the people smart enough to not end up dead, suggests he wasn't the only one.
Why doesn't Suddenly Susan guy age? Is he meant to age but it's not really shown due to contraints of the show itself? Like, was the hippy hair supposed to be a "younger" him? Ben is like 30-something, came to the island when like 12, waited till he was like 18-21-ish to kill his father, and then all the time that has passed since Alex was born. That makes Suddenly Susan guy really really old - but he looks really young.
But he was there before Ben - and it explains why he sort of betrrayed him to Locke.
Why doesn't Suddenly Susan guy age? Is he meant to age but it's not really shown due to contraints of the show itself? Like, was the hippy hair supposed to be a "younger" him? Ben is like 30-something, came to the island when like 12, waited till he was like 18-21-ish to kill his father, and then all the time that has passed since Alex was born. That makes Suddenly Susan guy really really old - but he looks really young.
But he was there before Ben - and it explains why he sort of betrrayed him to Locke.
Shaman
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Maybe part of the "experiment" was to receive the food drops?
