'Lost'

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Boltzmann: Its called hitting on a guy

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Libby cleans up ok. But the writers left that "Have I seen you before?" wide open for anything, crafty bastards!

I was thinking Locke kept the statues for nefarious purposes if moving against the Others, spike their food or water supply or something... long shot but, come on!

Yeah, Charlie's turning to the Dark Side was obvious in the last two episodes, but is it the end? Dun dun dunnnnn?

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Who's Danielle?

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Ze French Woman from the end of season 1 episodes.

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Slackit02:  But where's the subtlety, the wily feminine charm?  I think Libby's toying with the poor boy.

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meh ep, only cause i'm not interested in charlie- though i do feel bad for him.

funniest moment all season: Ana Lucia's "you hittin' that?" and Jack's response 

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Originally posted by ~FazeShift~:
I was thinking Locke kept the statues for nefarious purposes if moving against the Others, spike their food or water supply or something... long shot but, come on!

Am I the only one starting to turn against Locke? While he's always been a loner and weird, this episode showed a darker side of him. There's something unsetting about his behavior now. Before, he was so calm in the face of whatever problem. Now, I dunno, I think he may be siding against the camp and with the Others (they respect the island's properties, too). He definately attempted to drive a wedge between Charlie and Claire, and not simply so he could "get with" Claire. IMO, he wants Aaron for something. Notice how bizarre he acted when Charlie brought up baptism?

Not like Charlie is completely blameless in all of this. While he hasn't gone back on the horse (that we know of), his behavior has fallen over the edge. Compared to Ana-Lucia (killed Shannon), Sayid (tortured Sawyer), and Locke (killed Boone), he seems to get more flack for his deeds than others have. It's weird: I'm actually rooting for a tv character to overcome his problems and get with the girl. That almost never happens.

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I like Charlie-centric episodes. The question was "why does Charlie feel he needs to care for someone?" The pressure put on him from his mother to take the family out of poverty as well as caring for Liam really fleshes out his character. I don't see where the complaints are coming from.

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A pretty good episode, IMO. Topped off with Hurley dressed as Joseph in the hallucination.

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Evan - I do agree with you about Locke.

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When he was with the others, he had this strange look on his face, like - in awe.  What really got me thinking it was that, usually he is all about the "fate" thing, so when charlie told him about his dreams, the "old" Locke would have said its the island doing it, or something like that.  I think meeting the others got to him, and frankly, I think it was the islands plan from the beginning - they needed him to be able to walk for some reason.

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Originally posted by evan:
Notice how bizarre he acted when Charlie brought up baptism?

Compared to Ana-Lucia (killed Shannon), Sayid (tortured Sawyer), and Locke (killed Boone), he seems to get more flack for his deeds than others have.

I thought that was weird too, since John is the "faith" side of the "faith vs fact" coin he shares with Jack. I guess when Locke says faith he means like, faith in fantasy island and magic numbers.

I think that you have to at least realize that Charlie is seen as a threat to a NEWBORN baby. It's not like he accidently shot the baby and it was over. And A-L hasn't shot anyone since Shannon, so it's fair to say that it was just an accident... short of inventing a time machine, I'm not sure what the Jackies would have her to do that she isn't already doing. Sayid has a lot of useful skills and again, only tortured Sawyer once, plus Sawyer was a real asshole last season, so lots of people probably wanted to kick his ass as well. And I'm pretty sure that no one misses, or even remembers Boone, especially since Shannon is dead now too.

Charlie has repeatedly done things that either creep out Claire, or potentially harm the baby and the other Jackies. It's not a one time, I was sleepwalking, excuse. And I'm sorry if he has "family" issues, but I think so do a lot of people on this island and they aren't turning to kidnapping and drug fondling.

PS- I pretty much like Charlie though, I'm just saying, I can see why people would be pissed.

PPS- I don't think John is trying to "get with" Claire. ew.

PPPS- Libby and Hurley are totally cute! "I haven't shaved my armpits in 50 days, but let me change into this sexy top!" Does anyone else have a problem with thinking of the poor dead woman who once owned that top? Talk about a mood killer...

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Wasn't she Drew Carey's girlfriend on his show? She's clearly not picky.

You only think Locke is bad 'cause they want you to think that. Fools!

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yeah! I bet he's just saving those statues to give away to orphans!

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Originally posted by Boltzmann_Fan:

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...although I thought Libby's behavior was strange. "Turn around so I can change into this sexy little number."  Odd.

   

Not so odd.  Hurley's worth millions of dollars, right?  Maybe Libby's an intinctive gold-digger.  However, if she did not somehow detect Hurley's sugar-daddy potential, it would be quite odd.  I'm pretty sure beautiful women don't spontaneously change into sexy outfits in the presence of fat dweebs.  Believe me, I've been a fat dweeb for a while now.  Of course, it's possible she thinks Hurley is gay and is thinking of him more like one of her lady-friends, but who knows for sure?

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Actually, Libby saw the television report in which Hurley won all that money. She just "happened" to be on the plane, hoping to strike up a conversation with the rich Mr. Hugo Reyes and have a little "Mile High Club" fun with him on the plane. When they get back to the U.S., boom bam, she's his gal and she gets all that money.

Oh, and VF, if it makes you feel any better, I'm sure that the woman who owned that top hated babies and kittens. It's good that she's dead.

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The dead lady obviously didn't care about the top. If she really liked it, wouldn't she have been wearing it when she died?!

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Originally posted by DrThunder88:
Believe me, I've been a fat dweeb for a while now.  Of course, it's possible she thinks Hurley is gay and is thinking of him more like one of her lady-friends, but who knows for sure?

If I ever saw a man doing laundry, I'd think he was gay too.

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Originally posted by DrThunder88:
 Not so odd.  Hurley's worth millions of dollars, right?  Maybe Libby's an intinctive gold-digger.  However, if she did not somehow detect Hurley's sugar-daddy potential, it would be quite odd.  I'm pretty sure beautiful women don't spontaneously change into sexy outfits in the presence of fat dweebs.  Believe me, I've been a fat dweeb for a while now.  Of course, it's possible she thinks Hurley is gay and is thinking of him more like one of her lady-friends, but who knows for sure?

That's a good point, maybe she was going to try to talk to him when he stepped on her toe? I'm suprised it didn't break.

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My only concern with this show is that hurley doesn't look like he has lost a single pound in these months...

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Originally posted by slimmyCGEF:
My only concern with this show is that hurley doesn't look like he has lost a single pound in these months...

You know, Hurley carries so many pounds with him, nobody would notice if he would lose one or two of them...

or as Hurley would say (and as a matter of fact he already has):

"For the record, my belt HAS dropped a notch. I'm a big guy. It's gonna be a while before you're going to want to give me a piggy back ride."

   

Also, I rate the last epsiode as "Meh!"

And that's all I have to say about it.

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They had to deal with Charlie, but now I want to see Sayid do stuff in an episode, and maybe Libby & Hurley too.

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Originally posted by VelourFog:
If I ever saw a man doing laundry, I'd think he was gay too.

Note to self: stop doing laundry.

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You want to see Sayid doing stuff with Hurley and Libby? Fazey, you old dog, never thought you had it in you.

Freaky episode on Wed, loved the whole thing. Locke punching his weight? Come on, that's damned cool.

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I think Libby is the most ultimate gold digger ever in history! We're going to see some Libby/Hurley action and then she's going to rob him and he'll be working at that chicken place or wherever again.

Also, I thought Locke was cool but now he's evil and is framing Charlie while he has secret connections with the Others. Personaly, I really like Charlie.

Does anyone else think that maybe Jack and Ana-Lucia and going to be "hitting it"?

I'm hoping that in the next episode we'll find out more about Syaid and or Sawyer. More Sawyer though.

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I think spoilers for the next episode already come out and say it's going to be about Sawyer. Sawyer and then Claire, I think. Or the other way around.

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^If that's true, it's about time. He's my favorite character. (There are two Sawyer episodes so far, right?)

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I only remember one, where he shot that guy and when he met Jack's father. That might have been two different ones I guess.

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Nope, same one.  "Outlaws."

The next episode is called "The Big Con" or somesuch.  Therefore, it will be about Rose.

And Locke didn't frame anybody.  He's just living up to his role as the "dad" of the survivors: whomping crazy druggies, disciplining children, looking out for his grandbaby, etc.

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Who's Rose? And why should the next episode be about her?

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Rose was the black woman whom Jack consoled during the first few episodes. Her husband is Bernard, the guy from the tail end of the plane. I think DT88 was being sarcastic when saying the next episode should be about her.

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What? He was? BASTARD!!! How dare you get my hopes up!

*Goes and posts rant on his Rose Fansite www.RoseReallyRocks.com*

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Yes, I know it's a rare occurence, but DT88 was being sarcastic.  Then again you never really know about the survivors until they have their own flashback episode.  Maybe Rose sold poisoned milk to school children or kicked puppies or something.  You just never know on the IoM.

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I still think it would be great if there was a whole episode concerning the flashbacks of some random character never before mentioned on the island. Someone like Dr. Arzt or Steve (was it Scott?) that led a totally normal, boring life before they got on the plane. But the episode would still be really melodramatic and cryptic and stuff. That would be great.

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I rather would like to see an epsiode from Vincent's POV.
Now that would be interesting.

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Yeah, it would at least answer one undying question: how did a dog in a kennel in the cargo hold of an airliner survive a fall to Earth?  IoM magic or evil, canine superpowers?  Of course, if they stuck with the whole "people who don't speak English don't understand English" thing they established with Jin, the whole episode would look something like this.

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If Gocad is talking about first person perspective, I'll pass, I don't want to see close up of dog balls or chasing my own tail around in circles, I'd just get dizzy.

Or drinking out of crazy Boogey Island (BI) toilets... like, EW! 

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But what it Vincent's POV involved him sniffing Maggie Grace's crotch and chasing after and killing boar? That would be some good television right there.

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Combine everything and you'll probably get the
Best. Lost episode. Ever.

 

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Lost...rerun?  Blargh!  Thunder smash!  Thunder...eh, screw it.  I'm going to go get a bagel.

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i hate things! fuck you lost.

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I hadn't seen that ep, so I'll allow it.

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Originally posted by DrThunder88:
Of course, if they stuck with the whole "people who don't speak English don't understand English" thing they established with Jin, the whole episode would look something like this.

are you saying Koreans are like dogs?