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A couple years ago I was thinking that in the end, someone, Hurley perhaps, would wake up from like a coma and we find out the whole thing has been a dream. But then I got to thinking that Hurley isn't intelligent enough to dream all the scientific and other stuff that has been shown. Nobody else made sense so I just put it away then last year thought maybe Locke could be the one that dreamt it all up. That would suck
mark me down for Sawyer
But, it's not too far out there to think they might do something where all of the last 6 seasons has actually been the "sideways" reality and the sideways stuff from this year was the real reality all along.A couple years ago I was thinking that in the end, someone, Hurley perhaps, would wake up from like a coma and we find out the whole thing has been a dream. But then I got to thinking that Hurley isn't intelligent enough to dream all the scientific and other stuff that has been shown. Nobody else made sense so I just put it away then last year thought maybe Locke could be the one that dreamt it all up. That would suck
That really is a possibility, imo.But, it's not too far out there to think they might do something where all of the last 6 seasons has actually been the "sideways" reality and the sideways stuff from this year was the real reality all along.A couple years ago I was thinking that in the end, someone, Hurley perhaps, would wake up from like a coma and we find out the whole thing has been a dream. But then I got to thinking that Hurley isn't intelligent enough to dream all the scientific and other stuff that has been shown. Nobody else made sense so I just put it away then last year thought maybe Locke could be the one that dreamt it all up. That would suck
The last several weeks, the show has been starting to lead us in the direction that Jack would take over for Jacob. Since that seemed too obvious, I thought maybe Sawyer would get the gig. Obviously that didn't happen, but if Jack dies in some heroic act of sacrifice for the island or some such, Sawyer would be my guess to take over as well.
Yea and that's a shame, another really good show I've enjoyed.
Confirmed? Heck, I had never even heard this! IMO, it was just an engine blowing up after the plane crashed, but I'll watch it closely.
If Jack dies, who gives sawyer the drink of water? Once the fire is out we will never see jacob again.
The past 5 or 6 episodes (I haven't seen last night's yet) have been really good, and much stronger than some of the mid-season episodes. I'm a little upset it got cancelled, but when you're going up against Survivor for most of the season, it's a bit of a losing proposition, IMO.Apparently the show was based on the 1999 novel Flashforward by science fiction writer Robert J. Sawyer, so if you're left wanting more you might be able to get some closure by reading the book.
Taller Ghost Jack
I heard a rumor about it long ago and ended up rewatching. If you slow it down or pause right before the thing...you see a black cloud coming down quickly to the engine, hitting it, then it exploding.
Ah yes, like Jacob is dead now. I'm a little slow this morning.
I'll take the under.
The past 5 or 6 episodes (I haven't seen last night's yet) have been really good, and much stronger than some of the mid-season episodes. I'm a little upset it got cancelled, but when you're going up against Survivor for most of the season, it's a bit of a losing proposition, IMO.Apparently the show was based on the 1999 novel Flashforward by science fiction writer Robert J. Sawyer, so if you're left wanting more you might be able to get some closure by reading the book.
I suppose it's not impossible, but it doesn't really follow Smokey's MO.I'll have to re-watch, but jet engines naturally suck in air and what's shown on TV could likely be the engine intaking some of the smoke that was naturally around before it blew up. Thanks for the tip though, I'll definitely watch this part more closely.
It came down quickly from the sky...there was no way it was just sucking in smoke.
I think the producers have said that it was a vfx error.
Ahh...not sure I had seen.Just always found that one interesting.It was right when the guy gets sucked into the engine too.
Apparently the show was based on the 1999 novel Flashforward by science fiction writer Robert J. Sawyer, so if you're left wanting more you might be able to get some closure by reading the book.
16.26 million viewers.
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I'm intrigued and scared at the same time, but looking forward to it, regardless.
I'm holding out hope that the finale ends with Elizabeth Mitchell popping out of the shower. I would be okay with that.
48,151,623.42 million viewers. Book it.
Right. I agree that with his new plan, Ben seems irrelevant. My point is, why clue Ben in on that? I guess you guys are saying that there doesn't appear to be any way that Ben can harm FLocke or stop his new plan, so he doesn't really care what Ben knows. He's essentially told him, "hey you can hang around with me until I blow up this island I promised you, or you can get lost, doesn't matter to me."One last question, when did Ben say "so who do you want me to kill next?" (paraphrasing, I can't remember the exact dialogue) Before or after FLocke told him the new plan?What he wanted was to kill all the candidates and his opposition. He needed Ben for that. Now he thinks he can destroy the island (which, in theory, should kill the people on it, too). He may not have much need for Ben for that part.Agreed. But it still makes absolutely no sense for FLocke to clue Ben in on his plan, other than to provide a cliff hanger plot element for the audience. Maybe its a bit nitty, but it really took me out of the moment, and I typically don't have issues with that in Lost, so it puzzled me.
That's the cool thing about opinions. They're all different. With the exception of two things this season 1) Lapidus' "Well I guess she got her voice back" line and 2) the glow of the cave (and the accompanying music swell), which were both pretty cheesy, I disagree with all you haters. I think this season has been good, and I like where they have taken the show. I like the deeper meanings behind things, and having to think about things, not having them spoonfed to me. I think it's the best show that has ever been on television. I think that because of all the influences that have gone into it, and all the mysteries they have created. And you know what? If they don't payoff the Hurley bird, or who shot from the 2nd outrigger, I could really give two ####s. Once the show is over, a lot of you haters will realize that there is nothing remotely as close to as good as this show on anywhere. Sunday will be bitter sweet. I really want to know what happens, but I don't want it to be over.My .02.
It is possible to be disspointed in the direction of the show and to be critical of it without being a "hater". Its unfortunate that things must be so black and white for some people.My .02
I already switched to watch Fringe, which is much better than Lost. Fringe season finale was this week but you can catch up with 2 seasons before it returns in the fall.You should watch Breaking Bad.
Over (21ish).
Just finished Disc 1 of Season 1. I like it, but not as much as LOST.You should watch Breaking Bad.
Fringe is very good but it is not on the same level as Lost.I already switched to watch Fringe, which is much better than Lost. Fringe season finale was this week but you can catch up with 2 seasons before it returns in the fall.
Don't pass judgment until you see BB Season 3. LOST is a completely different show though (and one of my favorites). Great in many different respects and just brilliantly put together. This season though, I'm enjoy BB much more than LOST. I'm glad they're finally ending this thing.Just finished Disc 1 of Season 1. I like it, but not as much as LOST.
What he said.....
No doubt the last 2-3 season weren't as good as the first 3, but that would have been a mighty lofty task.I'm happy with the show.
It only ends once. The rest is just progress.
Do you think Mario Kart will be thrown back into the light cave?
