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**** OFFICIAL **** LOST - The TV Series (1 Viewer)
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packersfan
Footballguy
Does that mean Steven M. Bornstein is the head of The Others?Maybe they have been focus grouped as the most popular characters at some point so they wanted the finale to feature them?
RedRaiders
Mr. +EV
Maybe she spells it Klu?
packersfan
Footballguy
Here's a question: Did Michael know Hurley's first name? I don't recall whether he did or not. But tonight he called him Hugo and saw Hurley's first name on the list he was given. Assuming this isn't just a continuity error, perhaps it could be a sign that Hurley may suspect Michael's up to something.
GRIDIRON ASSASSIN
Footballguy
Nah... Hurley's too much of a simpleton. He wants to kill the dude that he thinks is responsible for Libby's death. He doesn't suspect Michael. ...just Sayed and Jack do.
Sundays Rule
Footballguy
For those really into the game the sites been hinted on the hanso website before this ep aried. http://www.letyourcompassguideyou.com/usr/ takes u thereif u click on hmcintyr u get ugh mcintyres file and ull see a connection btw hanso and jeep. Guess they need a new sponsor...u also get a password for mcintyres profile.
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PC Load Letter
Irregardless.
On par with what Goodspeed told Ana, either they are deemed threats (Hurley?) or they are "good" people that the Others/Scientists want.
PC Load Letter
Irregardless.
Tivo slo-mo confirms, IMO.Also from the previews...
prosopis
Arizona Chupacabra
Echo should have been at the funeral in my opinion. Charlie should have saved one statue for the church. He could have cut the bottom out and thrown out the heroin. I feel bad for Michael. It is a crappy situation he is in and I wonder if it is part of the experiment?
GRIDIRON ASSASSIN
Footballguy
You want preposterous? Perhaps the magnet pulled the plane onto the island.
apalmer
Footballguy
In an earlier episode, Sayid discovered his compass was useless and attributed it to "some strange magnetic field that seems to be affecting it" (or words to that effect).Wait a minute, the magnet that BARELY lifts a necklace when sitting on the thing? You think that magnet is really going to make a compass needle screwy? NM, you must be one of the people who thought the magnet pulled a place 20,000 feet out of the sky.
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Rhino
Footballguy
Maybe it's just me, but the one big unanswered question from last night's episode is... Why did Michael kill Anna Lucia? Ms. Clue never asked him to or instructed him that AL had to die. All Michael had to do was bring back Henry, Jack, Sawyer, Kate and Hurley.
Really, IMO, all of Michael's actions have been completely irrational and unrealistic.
First, why was he so belligerant with the Others? I understand the "angry father wanting his son back" routine... but I would think cooperating and a civil tone might have gotten him a lot further than all the yelling and resistance he put up. I honestly think that most rational people would have realized that and played that type of situation much differently.
Second, why did Micheal feel like he had to hide the truth from the rest of the survivors and why kill AL? If it was me, I'd let everyone in on the truth, ask them to release Henry and then explain that he needed the four people to go back with him. I think the Losties would have done all that to help Michael get his son back.
I understand they are writing the story for drama, so making people act completely rational doesn't exactly make for an interesting story. But some of this just doesn't make much sense to me. I'm looking forward to the season finale to see if hopefully they address some of this better.
Really, IMO, all of Michael's actions have been completely irrational and unrealistic.
First, why was he so belligerant with the Others? I understand the "angry father wanting his son back" routine... but I would think cooperating and a civil tone might have gotten him a lot further than all the yelling and resistance he put up. I honestly think that most rational people would have realized that and played that type of situation much differently.
Second, why did Micheal feel like he had to hide the truth from the rest of the survivors and why kill AL? If it was me, I'd let everyone in on the truth, ask them to release Henry and then explain that he needed the four people to go back with him. I think the Losties would have done all that to help Michael get his son back.
I understand they are writing the story for drama, so making people act completely rational doesn't exactly make for an interesting story. But some of this just doesn't make much sense to me. I'm looking forward to the season finale to see if hopefully they address some of this better.
packersfan
Footballguy
OK fine but what about that whole question mark/circle deal?
Why do you even care? Not being a smartass, but we have seen enough visions/dreams happen to know that they occur. I don't think anyone can argue that. Why is it more plausible that the Others communicated to Michael over a 100MBps LAN line, which no one else has noticed, than using a vision?At this point, I don't think it matters either way. I personally don't think it was Walt on either occasion. Someone asked above, but even in the first case, the "Dad?" reply came after Michael typed in his name to a who's this type of question.
I guess Walt should have just IM'd Shannon using the island network instead of showing up as a vision, huh? She might have been better off.
Buckychudd
Footballguy
Actually it very well could make the compass screwy.....it doesn't take much of a magnetic field to screw up a compass, there are plenty of actual places where compasses don't work.Wait a minute, the magnet that BARELY lifts a necklace when sitting on the thing? You think that magnet is really going to make a compass needle screwy? NM, you must be one of the people who thought the magnet pulled a place 20,000 feet out of the sky.
NO blue dog
Footballguy
Sawyer can be viewed as the moral center of the story. The losties have consistently used their guns on themselves (AL, Libby, Shannon) or used them against the will of the group (Charlie killing Ethan before they could get info). When he took all the guns and declared himself sheriff, no one got hurt. Now the guns return and the losties seem to be heading for a battle with the others which will probably lead to them again using the guns on themselves, especially because of Michael's turn. He confesses to Jack because he is the reason AL and Libby died--he let her have a gun--and seeks absolution. Unlike Jack's knee-jerk response to problems, Kate's need for relevancy, Locke's shifting faith, or Eko's self-involved missions, the results of Sawyer's actions are always correct and moral. He also consistently responds to ethical pleas.I don't think so. I think it came from the heart -- what heart Sawyer has. Last season, it was Sawyer telling Jack about his meeting with his father. That was his parting "gift" if you will. This season, he's telling Jack about nailing Ana-Lucia. Why? Well he has to tell somebody and like Sawyer said Jack's the closest thing he has to a friend (other than Kate who he obviously isn't going to tell this story to). For as much as Sawyer likes being hated and being the outcast I think he also wants to gain Jack's approval because Jack represents many of the things Sawyer isn't and could never attain.Bonding? Or some sort of ego/competitive thing? Since Sawyer thought Jack and Kate got it on during their journey, he just had to let Jack know he banged AL. That "closest thing to a friend" was just another of Sawyers sarcasms.Sawyer bonding with Jack near the end of the season is becoming a trend.
Charlie Steiner
Footballguy
During the 'funeral' scene, did anyone else have a flashback to the WoW thread? I almost expected there to be shots of the Others racing across the island toward the funeral. 
Nice reference.
Sabertooth
Footballguy
At least it looks like they've introduced another halfway decent looking girl in Alex. She'll probably get capped though.
I think you are right. At first, when he looked up to Michael, I thought he realized something, but then it was to tell him that he was going.They have really been playing up the Michael frenzy about the mission and I definitely think that Jack thinks Sayid is correct now. If Michael really wanted his son back, then he would take Sayid instead of Jabba and Jin instead of Kate. He mentioned too many people, etc., but they made it blatantly obvious that he was compromised.
Also, I agree with Rhino above, I don't know why Michael wouldn't have told the survivors and come up with a plan to get Walt back. If I were Michael, I would have no reason to trust Ms. Clue even if I did what she asked, especially with what Walt said. Oh well, I guess that is why they are making him seem a little whacked to make it more plausible that he isn't thinking at all.
Has anyone seen anything interesting on the questions that Ms. Clue asked or anything that Walt said? The only thing I saw earlier was the comment about Ms. Clue asking if Walt appeared anywhere he shouldn't have, which may be them thinking that Walt told the survivors things in his visions and I agree with that thought.
ScottNorwood
Footballcutie
The first thing I thought about when she asked if he appears where he shouldn't was that time that blond chick saw him in the jungle with water dumping out of his mouth.
Crimson Hawk
Axis of Evel
A crummy commercial!
Buckychudd
Footballguy
Picturing that makes meDuring the 'funeral' scene, did anyone else have a flashback to the WoW thread? I almost expected there to be shots of the Others racing across the island toward the funeral.
The Flying Turtle
Footballguy
It is not the same logo that was on the hatch doors in the Losties area (which just looked like a rectangle to me). Based on the little bit of the bottom that was visible it looked like it could be a swan, but not sure. It is rather rough and undefinded unlike the other logos we have seen.I am sure there will be sceen caps soon.
Dave Baker
Damn glad to meet you
Walt looks a lot bigger. Love to see how they explain that. But they lkely won't.
Sabertooth
Footballguy
He's been training with Barry Bonds.
They shouldn't explain it. It's up to the viewers to have an ounce of common sense, imo.
krash
Footballguy
Yeah, I don't remember him saying "Alex" during the original meeting, but in the recap show they played a few weeks ago, they made it clear that he called her by name and I assumed it was another "change". I believe we've seen minor changes in past scenes before - such as when Boone originally talked on the radio in the plane, you couldn't make out what the response was, but later when they introduced the group from the tail section, the replay of that scene was clearer and you could hear "No, we are the survivors of the Flight 815". So, there's a little inconsistency there. I guess they needed to go back and modify it some to expand the plot. It's all good.
