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**** OFFICIAL **** LOST - The TV Series (3 Viewers)

Just some thoughts on the show...

1.  Eko rocks.  He's not been on for several episodes and is still my favorite character.  I'll be pissed if they kill him off.

2.  Hurley is going to feel responsible for Libby's death/injuries.  He was the bonehead that forgot the blankets...she wouldn't have been there if not for that.  How will this affect him, especially regarding his mental history?

3.  Why has no one gone back to the medical hatch to look for clues, etc?

4.  Michael said there were only a couple guns.  Jack and crew handed them several during the confrontation.  This is more evidence his story is BS.  WTF happened to him?

5.  The writers (or producers?) said we'd see flashbacks for Vincent and see what happened on the plane before it crashed.  There's three episodes left...will we see this or did they lie?  Oh, and WTF is Vincent????

6.  Is the "hidden" commercial online anywhere?  I didn't pay attention to any commercials and completely missed it.  To the best of my knowledge, this is the first "shot across the bow" to people who fast-forward through commercials.  If this turns out to be an important clue and TIVO shows people stop skipping commercials during LOST, expect more shows to drop these to bring in advertising $$.

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I don't think the others need guns. Remember the meeting in the woods when sawer shot at them and the bullet bounced off something (forcefield?) and almost hit Sawer.
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It didn't bounce off anything. The shot actually grazed his neck.
 
Actually, now that I think about it, I don't think Claire is Jack's sister. If Jack's Dad tracked down that lady, why wouldn't he have just tracked down Claire. Claire is old enough and was on her own so he wouldn't barge into a house just to see his daughter, would he? The way he went in seemed like he was looking for a child not someone in their 20s already living on their own.

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He stated that he paid the mortgage on the house so he didn't have to track it down at all.They obviously wanted us to know Jack has a sister so it would make sense that she is someone that we already know and since Claire is the only person that we've meet that is Australian I'd say it would be a good bet that it is her.

The real question I think should be asking is why would the elder Doctor go to Australia to see this daughter and why would he need protection? I was looking at the Hanso web site today and there are a lot of medical experiments mentioned. Maybe Jack's Pop was involved with Dharma and knew about Claire and the baybee and wanted to get to her before Dharma. It would explain why he needed a bodyguard.

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I like the Dharma involement, but I think Jack's sister would be younger as mentioned above.
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That's my main issue with Claire being Jack's sister. If he was paying the mortgage, then wouldn't he be paying the mortgage where his daughter lived? We know because of Anna/Sawyer that that scene was just days before they left. Based on that timeframe, we know Claire had been living with her boyfriend for quite a while.I just kept thinking that the way Jack's Dad tried to bust in made me think that it was a young girl and that she lived there.

The daughter may still be Claire, but then that whole scene doesn't make sense to me.

 
So is Jack's sister on the island? Claire maybe?

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Judging by the age of the woman and the fact that Jack's dad "needed permision" to see his daughter, I think she's pretty young.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>
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:goodposting: Another possibility although more than likely wrong because we do not know if the same people that Jack's dad went to see were actually leaving on any plane anytime soon... could lead people to believe that Jack's sister was already on the island... Danielle's baby.

This holds a conundrum though with the young girl being Jack's sister. What relation did her supposed brother, the little boy, have in all of this? And if that is the case what makes Jack a bad person that would make the Others want to kill him as they have neither tried to kill him or take him.

 
So is Jack's sister on the island? Claire maybe?

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Judging by the age of the woman and the fact that Jack's dad "needed permision" to see his daughter, I think she's pretty young.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>
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:goodposting: Another possibility although more than likely wrong because we do not know if the same people that Jack's dad went to see were actually leaving on any plane anytime soon... could lead people to believe that Jack's sister was already on the island... Danielle's baby.

This holds a conundrum though with the young girl being Jack's sister. What relation did her supposed brother, the little boy, have in all of this? And if that is the case what makes Jack a bad person that would make the Others want to kill him as they have neither tried to kill him or take him.

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:confused: Danielle has been on the island for 16 years and so has Alex, so there is no way it is her. Remember that flight 815 left just a day or couple days after Jack's Dad went to that house because that is how Anna left Australia. The little girl is still possible because maybe that lady was her aunt/relative and they sent her back to LA on flight 815 because Jack's Dad tried to bust in the door.

As far as the little boy, I will tell you what I told a friend at work who also watches the show. The lady that Jack's Dad banged was a whore, so why does it surprise you that she probably popped out another illegitimate kid to some other random married guy? ;)

 
Also, for everybody saying that Michael freed Henry, we still don't know if that happened. For all we know he could have put a bullet in his head.

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I think it's a pretty reasonable inference. Why would Michael shoot himself in the arm and then kill Henry?
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See cabeel's post above as well.I think Michael didn't know about Henry, whether or not the Others control him, until Anna told him. I guess I could be wrong about that, but I don't think there was ample time from between him falling down in front of Jack and Jack yelling to get a whole plan together.

Anna said she wanted to kill him and couldn't and I think Michael jumped on that opportunity. I still can't get passed his "I'm sorry" and the fact that he look horrified that he had just killed Libby as well. I think the shot in the arm was to frame Henry, regardless if he was trying to free him or not.

Anyway, if his sole intention was to get Henry out, then once he has the gun, he just locks Anna up and leaves with Henry.

Anyway, mine is just an opinion as well, so I am definitely not saying that Michael didn't free Henry, just that we do not know what happened to Henry. Unfortunately, Michael wants his son back so bad and has been trying to find him for days or weeks, that we don't know yet if he is under the Other's control or just enough screwed up that he was able to think that killing Anna would help him get Walt.

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couple of pages behind so I apologize if this has been covered.But, I think Michael has a few missions. The first was to free Henry and the second is to get the Losties into the trap that is set for them when they attack the Others thinking they are weak when they are not.

Freeing Henry and running off with him would only accomplish one goal. Shooting AL was just because she could rat him out for freeing Henry. Obviously there is some time issue otherwise Michael could have waited until he was alone in the hatch (happened before) and freed Henry and faked like he was attacked.

 
But why starts the whole Hurley Libby thing and then kill Libby off. Is she even dead? cuz we still have to find out wut she really wants with hurley.

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I think that Libby may not be dead. The preview showed Ana's dead body but no Libby. I just can't imagine they are done with the whole Libby and Hurley scenario.
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True. I will be interested to see how Jack finds out AL knew his dad. I am guessing she told Bernard or Ecko why she was in Australia and somehow Jack finds out (perhaps in a eulogy)?

 
Does anyone ascribe any importance to the fact AL told her mother she was on flight 815?  She is a police captain, after all.  Maybe she enters into the story actively at some point?

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I thought it was interesting. AL was one of the few people who has someone in LA waiting for them. Off the top of my head...Locke was not supposed to be on the flight (as if anyone would have cared) - he was supposed to be on walkabout.

Jack was supposed to be on a flight, who knows which one, with his dad's body but we are not sure if his mom really gives a crap.

Sun was not supposed to be on that flight according to her friends.

I don't remember about Hurley. I remember him running to catch the flight.

Claire didn't really tell anyone except the psychic.

I guess Jin was.

 
Anybody notice Sawyer in the flashback scene when Jack's Dad was getting out of the car?

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You mean the scene where he was hit by the car door and then yelled at the guy?Nah, didn't catch it.

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My guess is that bar is where Sawyer and Jack's dad had their drink together (i.e. the flashback where Jack's dad made the comment about the Sox never winning a WS).
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Sounds like bragging but I recognized the bar the minute they pulled up. Even before they hit Sawyer with the door. I don't know why.
 
Does anyone ascribe any importance to the fact AL told her mother she was on flight 815?

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I don't understand what you're getting at here.
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They bothered to show a (formerly) main character explicitly tell someone that is not on the island which flight they were on. Moreover, that person is in a position to do something more than the average citizen (I assume).I don't know. :shrug: Seemed like more than a throwaway scene.

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I'd think that the passenger list of Flight 815 would be common knowledge in the rest of the world after the plane disappeared.
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You would think a lot of things. Would it surprise you if the passenger list is "lost" or if there is no record of Flight 815 AT ALL?
 
Does anyone ascribe any importance to the fact AL told her mother she was on flight 815?

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I don't understand what you're getting at here.
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They bothered to show a (formerly) main character explicitly tell someone that is not on the island which flight they were on. Moreover, that person is in a position to do something more than the average citizen (I assume).I don't know. :shrug: Seemed like more than a throwaway scene.

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I think it was a throwaway. Similar to mainly the Season 1 episodes where they showed every character and how they actually got on the flight. Since it was an AL flashback, they included that.Now, onto an interesting point that you made me think about. Who are the other people that we have not seen get onto flight 815? Is it just Eko and Libby?

For Libby, I remember reading that there was supposed to be a Libby flashback in Season 2, but that it might have been delayed, so I think she isn't dead. There just seems to be too much still left open to kill her off, unless she confesses to Hurley on her death bed. That whole flashback episode could have also been a ruse, but she is the only character we know nothing about except her appearance in the institution.

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I bet we don't see any of the tail section people get on the plane in earlier episodes. A lot of them were cast after the show started. So, unless they were shown getting on the plane this season, I doubt we have seen it. The only tie in we have is that Rose knew Bernard. This seems to indicate they were all on the plane.
 
If Libby survives it's simply ridiculous -- if Michael is hell-bent on doing whatever it takes to get Walt back, why, after accidently shooting Libby, would he not finish her off to prevent her from being a witness to the act and tell the rest of the survivors? She better die, or I'm going to be pissed based on principle.

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dude is not an assassin. Maybe he thought a bullet would kill a woman. I know I did as most of us did when we saw her get shot. Anyone else know if she was holding the blankets in front of her when she was shot?
 
But why starts the whole Hurley Libby thing and then kill Libby off. Is she even dead? cuz we still have to find out wut she really wants with hurley.

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I think that Libby may not be dead. The preview showed Ana's dead body but no Libby. I just can't imagine they are done with the whole Libby and Hurley scenario.
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True. I will be interested to see how Jack finds out AL knew his dad. I am guessing she told Bernard or Ecko why she was in Australia and somehow Jack finds out (perhaps in a eulogy)?

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He gave her a fake name
 
But why starts the whole Hurley Libby thing and then kill Libby off. Is she even dead? cuz we still have to find out wut she really wants with hurley.

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I think that Libby may not be dead. The preview showed Ana's dead body but no Libby. I just can't imagine they are done with the whole Libby and Hurley scenario.
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True. I will be interested to see how Jack finds out AL knew his dad. I am guessing she told Bernard or Ecko why she was in Australia and somehow Jack finds out (perhaps in a eulogy)?

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He gave her a fake name
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:goodposting: "Well I'm still Tom"I'm not sure Jack will find out about their "adventure".

 
If Libby survives it's simply ridiculous -- if Michael is hell-bent on doing whatever it takes to get Walt back, why, after accidently shooting Libby, would he not finish her off to prevent her from being a witness to the act and tell the rest of the survivors? She better die, or I'm going to be pissed based on principle.

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dude is not an assassin. Maybe he thought a bullet would kill a woman. I know I did as most of us did when we saw her get shot. Anyone else know if she was holding the blankets in front of her when she was shot?
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Yes
 
On another topic, did anyone else notice that the only people left from the tail section that haven't either been killed or taken are Ecko and Bernard? 

Bernard was originally seated at the front of the plane with Rose, making Ecko the only person left from the tail section. 

Also, the Others attempted to take Ecko, which means he could be one of the "good" people.

That would eliminate all the characters from the tail section of the plane.

Not sure where I am going with this, just observations I was making.

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Good points. I wonder how much the tailies were part of the original premise for the show.Also, anyone notice that all the hot wimmens is getting killed off?

I wonder if Evangaline Lilly has that written into her contract. My wife doesn't seem to mind.

 
But he gave her enough personal information that, if she told someone about it, Jack would know she was talking about his dad.
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Even if she told someone every single detail about how/why she happened to be in Australia, and even assuming they remembered each minor data point exactly, why would they ever bring this up? A eulogy? :no: Any other reason? :shrug: IMO, dead end

 
If Libby survives it's simply ridiculous -- if Michael is hell-bent on doing whatever it takes to get Walt back, why, after accidently shooting Libby, would he not finish her off to prevent her from being a witness to the act and tell the rest of the survivors? She better die, or I'm going to be pissed based on principle.

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dude is not an assassin. Maybe he thought a bullet would kill a woman. I know I did as most of us did when we saw her get shot. Anyone else know if she was holding the blankets in front of her when she was shot?
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Yes
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It looks like his shot hit her moneymaker.Any chance the bullet was just a hole in one, and she is unharmed?

 
But he gave her enough personal information that, if she told someone about it, Jack would know she was talking about his dad.
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Even if she told someone every single detail about how/why she happened to be in Australia, and even assuming they remembered each minor data point exactly, why would they ever bring this up? A eulogy? :no: Any other reason? :shrug: IMO, dead end

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I don't know, it's not like they have TVs there. They probably talk about lots of stuff.
 
If Libby survives it's simply ridiculous -- if Michael is hell-bent on doing whatever it takes to get Walt back, why, after accidently shooting Libby, would he not finish her off to prevent her from being a witness to the act and tell the rest of the survivors? She better die, or I'm going to be pissed based on principle.

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dude is not an assassin. Maybe he thought a bullet would kill a woman. I know I did as most of us did when we saw her get shot. Anyone else know if she was holding the blankets in front of her when she was shot?
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Yes
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It looks like his shot hit her moneymaker.Any chance the bullet was just a hole in one, and she is unharmed?

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Gives the phrase "in the pink" a whole new meaning.
 
As I posted last night...  Libby's a goner. Maybe not last night or in the next episode, but she's dead tailey walkin' before the end of this month.

Did anybody see JJ Abrams sneak the Mission Impossible 3 advertisement in last night's episode?  If you look really hard when Hurley's wandering around lost - you can see it in the leaves.  Very "Predator" like....    Nice touch.

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She could still do both but in a very minor role. Think about how often we go many shows without seeing people like Rose or Bernard or Ecko or minor scenes with Sun or Jin. Heather Locklear can do two shows at once. But, Libby is not Heather Locklear.
 
You would think a lot of things.  Would it surprise you if the passenger list is "lost" or if there is no record of Flight 815 AT ALL?

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Yes, that would surprise me. I can't imagine how it could be explained.
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:shrug: Lots of things we are accepting in this show so far. Remote island with multiple underground bunkers that nobody in the world knows about AND that sucks in any vehicle travleing by like a black hole AND has a polar bear on it. But, we accept that so far.

 
Does anyone ascribe any importance to the fact AL told her mother she was on flight 815?

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I don't understand what you're getting at here.
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They bothered to show a (formerly) main character explicitly tell someone that is not on the island which flight they were on. Moreover, that person is in a position to do something more than the average citizen (I assume).I don't know. :shrug: Seemed like more than a throwaway scene.

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I think it was a throwaway. Similar to mainly the Season 1 episodes where they showed every character and how they actually got on the flight. Since it was an AL flashback, they included that.Now, onto an interesting point that you made me think about. Who are the other people that we have not seen get onto flight 815? Is it just Eko and Libby?

For Libby, I remember reading that there was supposed to be a Libby flashback in Season 2, but that it might have been delayed, so I think she isn't dead. There just seems to be too much still left open to kill her off, unless she confesses to Hurley on her death bed. That whole flashback episode could have also been a ruse, but she is the only character we know nothing about except her appearance in the institution.

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I bet we don't see any of the tail section people get on the plane in earlier episodes. A lot of them were cast after the show started. So, unless they were shown getting on the plane this season, I doubt we have seen it. The only tie in we have is that Rose knew Bernard. This seems to indicate they were all on the plane.
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They could easily shoot a new scene if they wanted to or just do something outside of the plane. Think about the scene with Locke at the gate where they had to carry him in, no one else was in that scene at the gate. Also, when Hurley rushed onto the flight, they didn't have to show anyone else if they stopped at the point where he went through the gate.Anyway, my only point is that it seems like Libby is a big enough character that it would surprise the heck out of me if she isn't still alive because we have no back story at all and no inkling about why she was even on the plane. Same with Eko as far as the flight goes.

 
But why starts the whole Hurley Libby thing and then kill Libby off. Is she even dead? cuz we still have to find out wut she really wants with hurley.

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I think that Libby may not be dead. The preview showed Ana's dead body but no Libby. I just can't imagine they are done with the whole Libby and Hurley scenario.
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True. I will be interested to see how Jack finds out AL knew his dad. I am guessing she told Bernard or Ecko why she was in Australia and somehow Jack finds out (perhaps in a eulogy)?

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He gave her a fake name
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She knew that he was a surgeon whose son turned him in because he was a drunk and was in Australia. That should be enough to get Jack's spidey sense tingling.Anyone else think it was odd that Anna Lucia hung around Australia so long after ditching Jack's dad. There was a decent stretch of time between her dropping him off at the bar and Flight 815. I wonder what she was doing? Think she met Jack's sister? Think she was escorting Jack's stepsister to LA? Any other thoughts?

 
You would think a lot of things.  Would it surprise you if the passenger list is "lost" or if there is no record of Flight 815 AT ALL?

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Yes, that would surprise me. I can't imagine how it could be explained.
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:shrug: Lots of things we are accepting in this show so far. Remote island with multiple underground bunkers that nobody in the world knows about AND that sucks in any vehicle travleing by like a black hole AND has a polar bear on it. But, we accept that so far.

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Actually, as far as that goes, if you consider the web sites of ABC to be part of the show, then you have to think that there is a record of that flight and a passenger list. Remember that we saw letters from family members and info about the airliner going out of business, etc. Those were all on the ABC owned site, so I think we can go on the belief that the flight existed and that they know who was on the flight.
 
But he gave her enough personal information that, if she told someone about it, Jack would know she was talking about his dad.
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Even if she told someone every single detail about how/why she happened to be in Australia, and even assuming they remembered each minor data point exactly, why would they ever bring this up? A eulogy? :no: Any other reason? :shrug: IMO, dead end

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Why would they bring this up? They are on an island with no TV or innernet. I bet they talk a lot. Pretty soon you are talking about even the most minor of points I would imagine. Kind of like this thread when there is not a new episode on.edit: and I am not so sure they are that minor at all.

 
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But he gave her enough personal information that, if she told someone about it, Jack would know she was talking about his dad.
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Even if she told someone every single detail about how/why she happened to be in Australia, and even assuming they remembered each minor data point exactly, why would they ever bring this up? A eulogy? :no: Any other reason? :shrug: IMO, dead end

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I don't know, it's not like they have TVs there. They probably talk about lots of stuff.
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I need to catch up.
 
Does anyone ascribe any importance to the fact AL told her mother she was on flight 815?

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I don't understand what you're getting at here.
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They bothered to show a (formerly) main character explicitly tell someone that is not on the island which flight they were on. Moreover, that person is in a position to do something more than the average citizen (I assume).I don't know. :shrug: Seemed like more than a throwaway scene.

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I think it was a throwaway. Similar to mainly the Season 1 episodes where they showed every character and how they actually got on the flight. Since it was an AL flashback, they included that.Now, onto an interesting point that you made me think about. Who are the other people that we have not seen get onto flight 815? Is it just Eko and Libby?

For Libby, I remember reading that there was supposed to be a Libby flashback in Season 2, but that it might have been delayed, so I think she isn't dead. There just seems to be too much still left open to kill her off, unless she confesses to Hurley on her death bed. That whole flashback episode could have also been a ruse, but she is the only character we know nothing about except her appearance in the institution.

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I bet we don't see any of the tail section people get on the plane in earlier episodes. A lot of them were cast after the show started. So, unless they were shown getting on the plane this season, I doubt we have seen it. The only tie in we have is that Rose knew Bernard. This seems to indicate they were all on the plane.
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They could easily shoot a new scene if they wanted to or just do something outside of the plane. Think about the scene with Locke at the gate where they had to carry him in, no one else was in that scene at the gate. Also, when Hurley rushed onto the flight, they didn't have to show anyone else if they stopped at the point where he went through the gate.Anyway, my only point is that it seems like Libby is a big enough character that it would surprise the heck out of me if she isn't still alive because we have no back story at all and no inkling about why she was even on the plane. Same with Eko as far as the flight goes.

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That is why I said "this season" (highlighted above). Good points about not enough Libby back story.

Maybe her getting shot was a lesson to the cast not to drink and drive.

 
Anyone else think it was odd that Anna Lucia hung around Australia so long after ditching Jack's dad.  There was a decent stretch of time between her dropping him off at the bar and Flight 815.

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Was there? I don't remember it being explicitly said how long a gap there was.
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I guess it is plausible that everything that took place between her dropping Jack's dad and the flight was only one or two days. But, IIRC, Sawyer did his thing and Jack's dad had time to die and Jack arrived to claim the body which I would think would be more than one or two days. Even if she was waiting for a cheaper fare, she was doing something. Now, if Michelle Rodriguez (is that her name) is off the show never to return, than it is a moot point. But, why stick around Australia especially if you just ditched the guy that was paying you to be there?

Just thinking out loud.

 
Does anyone ascribe any importance to the fact AL told her mother she was on flight 815?

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I don't understand what you're getting at here.
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They bothered to show a (formerly) main character explicitly tell someone that is not on the island which flight they were on. Moreover, that person is in a position to do something more than the average citizen (I assume).I don't know. :shrug: Seemed like more than a throwaway scene.

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I'd think that the passenger list of Flight 815 would be common knowledge in the rest of the world after the plane disappeared.
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You would think a lot of things. Would it surprise you if the passenger list is "lost" or if there is no record of Flight 815 AT ALL?
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TV guide this week had an interesting comment from Abrams about the plane "crash"....
 
Does anyone ascribe any importance to the fact AL told her mother she was on flight 815?

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I don't understand what you're getting at here.
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They bothered to show a (formerly) main character explicitly tell someone that is not on the island which flight they were on. Moreover, that person is in a position to do something more than the average citizen (I assume).I don't know. :shrug: Seemed like more than a throwaway scene.

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I'd think that the passenger list of Flight 815 would be common knowledge in the rest of the world after the plane disappeared.
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You would think a lot of things. Would it surprise you if the passenger list is "lost" or if there is no record of Flight 815 AT ALL?
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TV guide this week had an interesting comment from Abrams about the plane "crash"....
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Do I have to run out to the store or is there a link somewhere?
 
TV guide this week had an interesting comment from Abrams about the plane "crash"....

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And it was...?
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Sorry, just stuff we've thrown around here before and I think he's even said....that the plane may never have crashed.Nothing exciting.....just interesting that it's being said again....

And actually, I think it was last week's TV guide....

 
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TV guide this week had an interesting comment from Abrams about the plane "crash"....

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And it was...?
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Sorry, just stuff we've thrown around here before and I think he's even said....that the plane may never have crashed.Nothing exciting.....just interesting that it's being said again....

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that would be almost as sucky an ending as St. Elsewhere.I guess the only question would be ... who is the one on the plane having this dream?

 
I agree that Libby dying is going to push Hurley over the edge - who doesnt bring a blanket to a picnic??

Both of those chicks got picked up for DUI on the same night. Looks like the producers dont #### around with that.

I'm going to be really ####### pissed if they kill of Ecko already. In my opinion we havent seen enough of him this entire season. When given the chance he has been great.

 
Anyone else think it was odd that Anna Lucia hung around Australia so long after ditching Jack's dad.  There was a decent stretch of time between her dropping him off at the bar and Flight 815.

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Was there? I don't remember it being explicitly said how long a gap there was.
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I guess it is plausible that everything that took place between her dropping Jack's dad and the flight was only one or two days. But, IIRC, Sawyer did his thing and Jack's dad had time to die and Jack arrived to claim the body which I would think would be more than one or two days. Even if she was waiting for a cheaper fare, she was doing something. Now, if Michelle Rodriguez (is that her name) is off the show never to return, than it is a moot point. But, why stick around Australia especially if you just ditched the guy that was paying you to be there?

Just thinking out loud.

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Jack went down to get his dad, not because he found out he was dead. He didn't find that out until he went to the hotel where his dad was checked in and he hadn't been there for a while.I just don't think she stuck around a while, I think it was just a day or two and she only stuck around until the flight left.

 
I agree that Libby dying is going to push Hurley over the edge - who doesnt bring a blanket to a picnic??

Both of those chicks got picked up for DUI on the same night.  Looks like the producers dont #### around with that.

I'm going to be really ####### pissed if they kill of Ecko already.  In my opinion we havent seen enough of him this entire season.  When given the chance he has been great.

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TV guide did an interview with the writers of the show and they were pretty adamant that Al's death was already scripted out this way. When they intervewed her for the role she only wanted a year contract. Writers agreed and thus they say their plan was always to have her die at the end of the season. Supposedly the remainder of this season hinges on this past weeks episode. They say that they actually considered changing the script b/c they did not want the fans to think that killing her was about the DUI but in the end they decided to leave it b/c of how the rest of season goes.
 
I agree that Libby dying is going to push Hurley over the edge - who doesnt bring a blanket to a picnic??

Both of those chicks got picked up for DUI on the same night.  Looks like the producers dont #### around with that.

I'm going to be really ####### pissed if they kill of Ecko already.  In my opinion we havent seen enough of him this entire season.  When given the chance he has been great.

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Don't worry about Eko. If he was going to die, they wouldn't show it to us in a preview.Eko has a lot more to do and I think him falling (not spoiler, just my opinion based on the preview scene with Locke and Eko in what looks like a bunker) leads to them finding another bunker.

 
Anyone else think it was odd that Anna Lucia hung around Australia so long after ditching Jack's dad.  There was a decent stretch of time between her dropping him off at the bar and Flight 815.

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Was there? I don't remember it being explicitly said how long a gap there was.
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I guess it is plausible that everything that took place between her dropping Jack's dad and the flight was only one or two days. But, IIRC, Sawyer did his thing and Jack's dad had time to die and Jack arrived to claim the body which I would think would be more than one or two days. Even if she was waiting for a cheaper fare, she was doing something. Now, if Michelle Rodriguez (is that her name) is off the show never to return, than it is a moot point. But, why stick around Australia especially if you just ditched the guy that was paying you to be there?

Just thinking out loud.

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Jack went down to get his dad, not because he found out he was dead. He didn't find that out until he went to the hotel where his dad was checked in and he hadn't been there for a while.I just don't think she stuck around a while, I think it was just a day or two and she only stuck around until the flight left.

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could be. Probably only one flight out a day on Oceanic and she was just waiting for the next one. Unless she was scheduled to be on that flight. But, the whole deal seemed pretty open ended. Do they really release bodies that quickly? I have no idea, really.

 
Anyone else think it was odd that Anna Lucia hung around Australia so long after ditching Jack's dad.  There was a decent stretch of time between her dropping him off at the bar and Flight 815.

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Was there? I don't remember it being explicitly said how long a gap there was.
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I guess it is plausible that everything that took place between her dropping Jack's dad and the flight was only one or two days. But, IIRC, Sawyer did his thing and Jack's dad had time to die and Jack arrived to claim the body which I would think would be more than one or two days. Even if she was waiting for a cheaper fare, she was doing something. Now, if Michelle Rodriguez (is that her name) is off the show never to return, than it is a moot point. But, why stick around Australia especially if you just ditched the guy that was paying you to be there?

Just thinking out loud.

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Jack went down to get his dad, not because he found out he was dead. He didn't find that out until he went to the hotel where his dad was checked in and he hadn't been there for a while.I just don't think she stuck around a while, I think it was just a day or two and she only stuck around until the flight left.

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I know this may sound far-fetched, but is it possible that the body Jack saw was NOT his father?
 
Anyone else think it was odd that Anna Lucia hung around Australia so long after ditching Jack's dad.  There was a decent stretch of time between her dropping him off at the bar and Flight 815.

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Was there? I don't remember it being explicitly said how long a gap there was.
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I guess it is plausible that everything that took place between her dropping Jack's dad and the flight was only one or two days. But, IIRC, Sawyer did his thing and Jack's dad had time to die and Jack arrived to claim the body which I would think would be more than one or two days. Even if she was waiting for a cheaper fare, she was doing something. Now, if Michelle Rodriguez (is that her name) is off the show never to return, than it is a moot point. But, why stick around Australia especially if you just ditched the guy that was paying you to be there?

Just thinking out loud.

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Jack went down to get his dad, not because he found out he was dead. He didn't find that out until he went to the hotel where his dad was checked in and he hadn't been there for a while.I just don't think she stuck around a while, I think it was just a day or two and she only stuck around until the flight left.

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I know this may sound far-fetched, but is it possible that the body Jack saw was NOT his father?
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anything is possible.Jack's dad must die in that bar or at least on that night.

Do we know how he died?

 

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