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[Reply #400 on:]

I Heard that desmond makes a return AND its a desmond centric episode. Also, next week is the series final right? a 2hourer!?

AND i got a totp!

TOTP-Akward Locke hobly dance!

[Reply #401 on:]

Yes and yes. 

[Reply #402 on:]

all this show needs is zombies and it would be perfect.

[Reply #403 on:]

Season 4 is the zombie season.

Also, can I get a "hey brotha" for Desmond?

[Reply #404 on:]

 

Originally posted by roarbot1x:
all this show needs is zombies and it would be perfect.

Great, spoil the surprise by telling us why they are guarding the hatch at the Others' camp.   

But seriously, my guts are telling me that Episode 2x23 proved that the Others are just putting up a show for the Losties. And that they can observe what Jack & Co. are doing.   

[Reply #405 on:]

 

Originally posted by roarbot1x:
all this show needs is zombies and it would be perfect.

*Remembers the script from www.oceanicflight815.com*

*also remembers the days when the off-show extra propaganda stuff was simple*

[Reply #406 on:]

Lost the Game has been confirmed.
 http://ps2.ign.com/articles/709/709580p1.html

[Reply #407 on:]

Micheal was on a talk show and he was actually good about telling about the season finale. I tried to remember the important ones, This is all from memory.

"Do we find out what the boat is for" "Yes"

"Do we learn about the others are really about?" "No"

"Does anybody die?" "Yes, wait no. we aren't sure of the fate of some"

There was one more important question but I can't remember.

EDIT, Now I remember.  He says we will find out the cause of the plane crash.

[Reply #408 on:]

I read in TV guide today, and they said that just because Libby's dead, doesn't mean they won't dive into her character more.

If you have the May 22-28th issue, it's on page 16.

[Reply #409 on:]

she comes back as a zombie - i knew it.

 the whole 'abondoned' boat thing just reminds me of the beginning of 'zombie flesh eaters' where the boat floats into new york harbour. it also reminds me of the remake of 'dawn of the dead' at the end through the credits with the video footage.
anyway thats enough zombie talk from me - sorry

hope jack dies.

[Reply #410 on:]

LOL, you bastard. He almost died halfway through the first episode. But a higher power said he thought that character could be useful. Why the hell would you kill off the only doctor there?

I know last season's finale was pretty much crap, but I'm actually looking forward to this one.

[Reply #411 on:]

   

Originally posted by Spawn_3005:... but I'm actually looking forward to this one.

Well, I don't. Given the fact that Abrams went crazy over it and basically called it the mother of all Lost season finales, can mean only one thing, it will suck big time.

At least we can expect that our view of teh world (according to Lost) will be turned upside down. Furthermore I wouldn't be surprised if the epsiode end exactly like the first season finale. They open the 'hatch' (actually I'm talking about the doors that were under guard the Others' camp), then we get to see some strange facial expressions on  faces of Jack et al. and then it's like "see you next season, folks!"

PS: Michael and Walt die. You heard me!   

[Reply #412 on:]

There's an even bigger hatch in the one they found inthe forst place.

This one has piles of icecream in it.
Then that "Sugar, doo doo dododo doo" song plays. The End.

[Reply #413 on:]

Hmmm, new stuff at the Hanso Foundation page?

Check out the Peter Thompson's picture.

Maybe it's just me, but I think those letters weren't there before...

[Reply #414 on:]

yeah, it spells

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Survivor guilt

. You type it in somewhere.

Also, Hugh Mcintyr (sp?) is going to appear on Jimmy Kimmel Live   

[Reply #415 on:]

Hugh McIntyre? The Mouth Piece? 

[Reply #416 on:]

Something very nerdy for you, just looking at ep 21 again. The print out that Locke does is in this format
41602117:05 accepted 41602118:53 accepted (can't see the exact number):21... the :XX numbers are 05, 53, 41, 29, 17 and then back to 05.

NOW take the time 00:05 (5 minutes past what ever your start time is) and add 108 minutes (or 1 hour 48 minutes) and you get 01:53. Add another hour and 48 minutes 03:41... and again 05:29 and again 07:17 and again 9:05. So 5 codes in and we have gone 9 hours!

So now we can know a few things (even though they mean practicly nothing) the counter started at either 5 17 29 41 or 53 minutes past the hour. and two 41602127 (the higest number we see of the print out) means that it was started AT LEAST 4762.14825 years ago....
 

Lemme try those calculation again.

41602127
/ 24(hours in a day)
1733421.96
/ 7(days in a week)
247631.709
/52(weeks in year)
=4762.14825 years....

hmmm, either i'm looking too deep into the show (with lost, I so don't think that is possible) or the much more likely scenario is that the people over at LOST didn't put enought thought into this show...lazy tools.

hmmpf.

YAY LAST EPISODE SOONISH!!!

[Reply #417 on:]

 

Originally posted by Gocad:
  Well, I don't. Given the fact that Abrams went crazy over it and basically it the mother of all Lost season finales, can mean only one thing, it will suck big time.

I hope you can admit when your wrong, if this turns out to be a great episode that is.

[Reply #418 on:]

Gocad is nevar wrong, it's often the reality of the Universe that fucks up and has to apologise to him!

[Reply #419 on:]

Oh god, its almost upon us!!! 7ish minutes untill it finishes airing in the US so a few more hours till the torrent is available. time to avoid the thread again! Hope it was good peoples, see you soon!

[Reply #420 on:]

erm...I dunno about the rest of you that saw it, but I wasnt impressed.  There were a few parts where I was like  but I thought there could have been a few more.  The very, very end was kinda good but... last seasons was better. 

Gocad wins

[Reply #421 on:]

Amy's post wasn't showing up - posting to fix it.

Have fun with your spoiler wars. 

[Reply #422 on:]

I sorta agree with Slacit02's view on the ending. It would've been better if it had ended either with the

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sack going over Jack's head, or with the bright light

.
Other than that, exactly what questions were answered? All I caught was the explanation for why the plane crashed.
On another thought, I hope the writers didn't forget about the Smoke Monster.

[Reply #423 on:]

Great, none of my assumptions for the season's finale were correct, but still I won! Excellent.         

Actually I wasn't disappointed by the season finale, after all, J.J. Abrams had warned me (and basically everyone else) in advance not to expect anything from it.         

And surprise, there were some shocking revelations!

- The plane crash was an accident. Thank you Desmond. 
(At least that is what we can assume for now.)

- The Pearl was not a surveilance station, but also part of an experiment.
(Not really surprising, the orientation movie for it gave it already away.)

- The Others put up a show for the Losties.
(I guess nobody saw that coming, eh? Eh?)

But even less surprising should be that the finale bombarded the poor 'Lost' fan with even more questions.

- We may know now what caused the plane to crash. Still, it does not explain how some of the passengers survived the fall from a few thousand feet...

- We may know what the Others aren't, but still have no idea who they are and what they want.

- Where is their 'home'?

- Does Dharma really exist?

- Where is the island? Can it be found?
('Henry Gale' said no, but the last scene said said the opposite...go figure.)

- What do the Others want from Jack, Sawyer and Freckles?         

- Has the Swan station been destroyed? Are Locke and Eko dead?     
(Maybe I'm wrong, but I had the impression that the metal door that landed in front of Claire and Bernard belonged to the hatch...)

But the most important question would be:

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Can we really expect to get a reasonable answer to all these questions...ever?

[Reply #424 on:]

yes, yes you can

How did people survive the plane crash? They landed in water, nice soft fluffy water.  Whats more important is how did Eko survive the crazy flame bomb. 

The episode was awful.  I dont think any new information really came about.  We knew already that there was a giant magnet in the hatch - and assumed that about the plane.

We know that the hatch might have blown up, but atleast Locke will be alive, because the others wanted him, and thats a whole story line for them to run with.  Assuming he is going to live, Eko probably will too.  The only iffy person is Desmond.  I hope he lives because, hes awesome, and Irish Scottish people rock.

The only "omg" moment was the end, because now we know people outside of the island know about it.  Its not interesting that the others have jack and crew because 1)they really havent hurt anyone 2) jack was all mostly nice to Gale, so its doubtful gale will do anything to him - and kate and sawyer didnt even know about him.  If anything, they will need to make up for their sin and thats it. 

They should have ended it with Michael killng Ana and Libby.

[Reply #425 on:]

 

and Irish people rock

That they do. However, this fact is of little concern to Desmond, who is, in fact, Scottish.

In other news, I liked the episode. Can't be bothered explaining myself though.

[Reply #426 on:]

Irish, Scottish, who cares, they all sound the same.  Besides that white people all look the same too

[Reply #427 on:]

 

Originally posted by Slackit02:
How did people survive the plane crash? They landed in water, nice soft fluffy water.

That's probably what all those people think when they jump of the Golden Gate bridge.

Unfortuantely, even when jumping from that bridge (which is nothing compared with falling a few thousand feet) water is as soft and fluffy as concrete...   

 

Originally posted by Slackit02:
We know that the hatch might have blown up, but atleast Locke will be alive, because the others wanted him, ...

That's what 'Henry Gale' said. And he said many other things as well. Problem is that whenever he said something, it turned out not to be true.

So I wouldn't be that surprised to find out next season that Locke and Mr. Eko are indeed dead.
Or that none of them are dead and even Desmond survived. Who knows?
Perhaps not even the 'Lost' writers...   

[Reply #428 on:]

If Henry was lying to Locke about wanting him, then he would have escaped when he could have.  Instead he stuck around because he needed to convince Locke to come with him - thats why he played the "You and jack fight stuff" card. 

[Reply #429 on:]

We don't know what 'Henry Gale' wanted. But to me it seemed that he was more interested in turning the 'Losties' against themselves than getting Locke on his side.

[Reply #430 on:]

I just hope that the show doesn't overextend itself. Right now there is so much information waiting in the wings, but it is still manageable. I think any more though, and it will just be one giant "umm, what?"-fest. I liked the finale, it didn't necessarily answer anything, but finales aren't supposed to. It certainly opened a lot of doors though.

[Reply #431 on:]

Gale wasnt turning all the Losties against eachother, only Jack and Locke.  He wanted Locke pissed enough to leave with him.  Thats why he said he didnt enter the code - if Locke really believed then that it did nothing, he might leave with gale

[Reply #432 on:]

If the Others are so interested in Locke, then why wasn't his name on the list?

[Reply #433 on:]

Oh they have bigger and better plans for Mr Locke.

[Reply #434 on:]

 

Originally posted by Slackit02:
How did people survive the plane crash? They landed in water, nice soft fluffy water.
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That's probably what all those people think when they jump of the Golden Gate bridge.

Unfortuantely, even when jumping from that bridge (which is nothing compared with falling a few thousand feet) water is as soft and fluffy as concrete...

26 people have survived.

[Reply #435 on:]

 

Originally posted by mistershow:
I just hope that the show doesn't overextend itself. Right now there is so much information waiting in the wings, but it is still manageable. I think any more though, and it will just be one giant "umm, what?"-fest. I liked the finale, it didn't necessarily answer anything, but finales aren't supposed to. It certainly opened a lot of doors though.

word.

a lot of peeps are saying locke and eko may be dead.. both did have some sort of revelations, did they not? i guess we'll see in a few months..

anyways the finale was great.. a lot of new questions/ storylines... i just wish it were on earlier so i wouldn't be half asleep when a show that requires your attention such as this is on.. 

[Reply #436 on:]

I have a question. (Or questions.)

-The guy that Desmond was talking to (in the limo) when he got out of prison, looked very familiar. Was he in a previous episode?

-The man who Desmond was with in the hatch. Was he the soldier who was with Sayid earlier in the season? (The one who made him torture the guy to get information.)

-Finally, who the hell is the guy with the beard? (One of The Others.) He kinda looks like an older version of the guy Desmond was with, but I'm not entirely sure.

Help with these questions would be appreciated.

[Reply #437 on:]

The man desmond was with IS the soldier. 

The guy that desmond was in the car with - I think he was on the OC

[Reply #438 on:]

Widmore was the guy in the limo (father of Pen, Dessies girlfriend), his name was on Suns preggo test, a construction company building in one episode and Henry Gales balloon.
Widmores various industries did contract work for the Hanso Foundation (they built the hatches).

[Reply #439 on:]

^Thanks for the help guys, but does anyone know the answer to my last question?