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Never heard of it until now.
Or do you mean the ABC TV show? And should this thread get moved to the Film/TV/Books folder? Also, the Twilight thread? Like I said, I love compartmentalizing.



Sarah I think you are right about moving this thread. and i haven't heard about that movie in your message, either.


so I have found somebody who thinks exectly as I do. Who is your favourite character?


ben as a kid with Suid... the idea was interesting. maybe the heros would be able to influence Ben and he wouldn't grow as a Bad guy.

I think that's one of the more enjoyable aspects -- it's a less passive TV experience than most. For some reason, it inspires you to freeze-frame and cross-reference and theorize.

He did, but once he crashed on the island he came back to life (a few episodes ago). The problem is, he's on the island in 2007, like Sun. So Sun, Ben, and Locke are going to have to figure out how to get to 1977, or Sawyer, Jack, Hurley, Juliet, Jin, Kate, and Sayid will have to figure out how to get back to 2007.
What do you think the significance is of Aaron NOT going back to the island? Didn't they ALL have to go back? When will we find out what happened to him? Kate told Jack not to ask, but I hope we find out.

Someone told me today that next week is a Sayid episode, and the week after is a Kate episode. I would assume (and hope!) that next week we find out why Sayid arrived at the plane in handcuffs, and the week after, we would find out what happened with Aaron.

And I wonder about Desmond.

I figured that Kate took Aaron to his Grandma.
The best episodes seem to involved Desmond.
Ok, I've not watched since mid-season 3 when we turned off cable, so I'm going to stop reading this thread.

Do you guys remember the episode way back in season one where we saw Claire's back story about her pregnancy and choice to put the baby up for adoption? Do you remember if there was ANY mention of her mother or parents at all?

Well, I figure Kate may have told Grandma the sordid story. I don't know. That's a bit simplistic for Lost, ha. I think I tried to think that because otherwise I have baaaaaaad thoughts...But she loved him too much. At least that's what I keep telling myself!
She could have given him to Sawyer's ex.


I loved last night how Sawyer took charge, heeeeee, I've never liked Jack. Altho I have to say, he seemed very accepting last night, like he's finally done a flip from Mr. Science to Mr. Faith.
I'm not liking what the trailer teased, tho....how can they all become enemies?


Do you guys remember the episode way back in season one where we saw Claire's back story about her pregnancy and choice to put the baby up fo..."
yes Sarah, there was. Do you remember when Claire came to the hospital to see her mother? her mother was unconscious and Claire told her that she is pregnant and is going to give the baby for the adoption. Claire asked her advice.


"According to E! Online, a former ABC Entertainment employee filed a harassment and sexual battery claim against Henry Ian Cusick Friday, claiming the Scottish actor groped her and made inappropriate sounds and gestures around her in October 2007 on the Lost set.
Plaintiff Chelsea Stone alleges that, on or about Oct. 16, Cusick "placed his hand on her buttocks" and then caressed her back "while making moaning sounds." He then put his face in her cleavage and wagged his head back and forth, according to the lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court. He then touched her breasts with his hands and kissed her on the mouth, Stone says.
According to the suit, "plaintiff suffered humiliation and severe mental and emotional distress, and suffered injury when by means of her stress Plaintiff miscarried," causing Stone to incur various medical expenses and suffer 'physical injuries, physical sickness, substantial losses in earnings" and other indignities."

Knarik?
Larry? Lori?
Talk to me, people!
I thought it was amazing.
ATTENTION! SPOILERS BELOW! READ THE REST OF THIS THREAD AT YOUR OWN RISK!

Talk about a cliff hanger!

My bassist texted me "so the whole show comes down to god vs. the devil?" but I'm not sure it's that black and white - except, y'know, one was wearing black, and the other wearing white. Who's the good guy? I was leaning toward Jacob... but Jacob was the one advocating pre-destination, and the other guy was more of a forge-your-own-fate dude.

As for pre-destination, Jacob was advocating free choice to Ben, so I'm not sure about his Calvinism. But didn't it seem that he was goading Ben to kill him, the way he taunted him back with "What about you?".
And it's ironic that Juliette is the one who set off the bomb that was probably the cause for no one on the island being able to have babies, and that she was specifically brought to the island to fix that.
We've seen the black and white alot during the show - the backgammon set, and wasn't someone in a cave clutching 2 items that were also black and white?

The producers have said for years that you can find a lot of examples of black and white props in the background if you look for them. And in the very first episode, with the backgammon, Locke told Walt "one side is dark and the other is light"
I thought that final scene with un-Locke and Ben and Jacob was fascinating. Ben regressed to the neglected child he had always been.
I didn't get an Esau vibe from the other guy, though that's the obvious guess. God and Lucifer is the other, and I like that one a little better.
I have a theory that I can't back up at all, about the Fisher King/the Wounded king. There isn't a clear enemy in that story, though. I'm trying to think of other mythological pairs.

So I'm trying to wrap my brain around all this. It was the faux-Locke in the guise of faux-Christian who instructed Locke that he had to get off the island and make a sacrifice of himself. Gah.

http://www.touregypt.net/featurestori...
"Set was a god of hostility and chaos. Some people held the belief that he was the epitome of evil. He was an adversary to Osiris and Horus. Sobek is considered to be a cohort of Horus. It is said that Horus took the form of a crocodile to retrieve the parts of Osiris’ body that Set had discarded in the waters of Egypt. Set was later killed after an eighty-year war with Horus, in which Set tore out the left eye of Horus, and Horus tore out the testicles of Set."

Locke - like Ben -desperately wanted to be special - but maybe he never has been? Was he just a pawn? Poor Locke.

There's just so much to think about with this finale. Ilana asking if Lapidus is a candidate. And knowing Jacob, as in that hospital scene.
As Jacob was dying, he said "They're coming." Who?
Heh. Someone just suggested that Jacob comes back to reanimate Locke's dead body, so we have the 2 groups fighting for supremacy each led by a Locke!

"They're coming" -- I would guess either his people on the beach (Ilana et al), or Jack/Kate/Sawyer/etc (all of the people he touched in flashbacks).
Let's discuss it!