Another great episode tonight. Sawyer putting the smack down on Jack's leadership was great. I don't know when it happened, but I have started liking Sawyer more than Jake at this point.

Is it safe to assume at this point that Christian Sheppard has been resurrected like Locke? If he's appearing to people like Lapidis, I'd say he's alive now. Either that, or Jacob has some serious power.

Interesting to know that the Swan hasn't been built in '77 or '78.

The preview for next week sure seems like Sayid is going to try to kill Ben, or at least that's what I thought based on what they showed us.

Ulic, you watching? Lurking? Long time no post!

Sorry I haven't posted in awhile, guys. Have had a lot going on lately.

I have been watching Lost as always and will comment on this season's developments at some point. The show's been fantastic and it's great to see events and characters slowly coming together as we move to next year's series finale.

Ulic buddy! Welcome back!

Hope that the stuff in the real world that is keeping you busy is good stuff.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on Lost. As I've said, I think this season is great so far. I'm anxious to see what happens as we get closer to the end.

ANOTHER great episode!! Lost has really been great this year. After being disappointed in the BSG finale, (blasphemy, I know), I am starting to get anxious that Lost will not be able to live up to the buildup that I'm giving it.

Spoilers from "He's our you" below:




The background on how Sayid got in handcuffs on the plane was great! I'm a little surprised that he was fooled by Ilana, but I supposed after the day he had and a couple drinks, anything's possible, (I think it's funny that everyone on the show drinks MacCutcheon's). I had to laugh when Sayid asked if they could take another plane, and if she was sure that it was going to Guam!

Then of course Sayid shooting Ben! Holy crap! That's awesome! We know he can't die, (he's still alive in 2007 and "what happened, happened"), but its still awesome to see that Sayid did it.

I've been reading over at the Lostpedia and they have some CRAZY ideas! Such as Amy, (Ethan's mom), being an "Other" and is a spy. I won't mention more, but that's one of the more out there ideas.




End Spoilers.

Anyone else caught up??

I'm caught up TKE, and agree that this season is really great. I think that how Sayid got caught was a little out of his character, but I guess it's possible. Ready for tonight!

Drakemd wrote:Any ideas what happened to Farraday in the future? Since his mother is involved and he was clearly on the island before (when they were building The Orchid), he must have the ability to move between time on the island. Thoughts?

Looks like you got your answer last night Drake. Based on last night I would have to disagree with Daniel's assertion that they can change things. I'm pretty sure what happened proves that "what happened, happened".

Great episode, I'm dreading the end of the season, but look forward to each week. I may just go crazy in the 8 months between seasons 5 and 6!!!!!

I can't wait for tonight's 2 hour episode! I'm hoping we'll get lots of questions answered, (and I know we'll have at least a few new ones come up). They are down to about 19 hours left on this show, so they do need to start wrapping up a few things.

I'm also dreading tomorrow because I KNOW I will be anticipating season 6 like no other and starting tomorrow we will have NO NEW Lost until January 2010.

Any one have any thoughts or theories before tonight? I have no idea what is going to happen. A friend of mine told me last night she thinks they will wrap up the whole time travel aspect of the show and that everyone will be back to their correct times by the end of tonight and next season will focus entirely on getting off the island for the last time. Seems reasonable. 12 hours from now we should know if she's right!

TKEMotown wrote:Anyone else catch that the 4 toed statue looked oddly like Anubis? So that makes me think the island is something like purgatory, (even though the creators have said its not purgatory, it could still be LIKE purgatory).

After watching the finale, I agree that there is definitely a connection to a purgatory-like place. I think the producers were just trying to throw everybody off track when they said it wasn't purgatory.

Did anyone catch in the opening scene that Jacob was wearing white and the "other" guy was wearing black? A classic good vs. evil, God vs. Satan thing? Plus, their conversation led me to believe that they were trying to win a battle against each other, but the "rules" prevent them from killing each other.

So now the questions are, what happened to the "other" guy and how did he come back to Jacob as Locke? Why couldn't he just have come back as Christian?

So many new questions...I love it! I am so looking forward to the last season, but hate that we have to wait until January! Ugh!

No show does season finales better than Lost. NONE.

Once again, Lindeloff, Cuse, and the writers put together an exciting, stunning spectacle, this time punctuated by that absolute MIND-FRAK of a revelation toward the end.

Full review to come later. Needless to say, I loved it.

Look forward to your review Ulic. Hopefully between it and Drake's comments I can get motivated to post my thoughts.

Normally I'm here posting the next morning, but was too tired the day after the finale to think straight about it.

The night of the finale there was a HUGE storm in the south-east WI area that messed with my DirecTV so I missed chuncks of the show. So I was frantically trying to find a way to watch the whole thing, (download, abc.com, torrent, whatever), with no luck. So a little after midnight I started watching what I had on my DVR. Luckily I only missed 2 scenes, (a Locke one and the Kate/Jacob one). As a result I was too tired to be excited about it and have been way too busy to re-watch the entire episode online.

Maybe you guys' conversation will prompt me to add my $.02.