Wat times that?

yes i just noticed on the site they have a countdown meter it will be like an hour and 50 minutes. DOH! i guess i'll have to find something to do till then.

So who he has talked to once off the island under his fake name besides the actual people from the island. Also, he could just be trying to rock the boat for the O6 and force them to flee back to the island. The thing is apparently Locke doesn't knwo how to get back there since all Jack can do is fly random flights over the Pacific ocean.

what did everybody think of walt? (age wise and whatnot)

fyi.. kate's phone call..

is locke.. teling her they need to go back...
http://www.chrisdotson.com/lost.mp3

listen to it there

So when the Island "moved" was Faraday in the boat with no-name Losties but close enough that he still moved with the Island? The move seemed to effect a pretty wide range since it appeared to take the entire 2nd smaller island with it as well.

My power went out right after the scene where Sawyer swam up to Juliette and her bottle of Dharma rum. Just came back on at about 12:30 am eastern time.

My life pretty much revolved around this episode tonight as it really doesn't contain anything else meaningful. But that's how I run. I'll see the rest of it later today, but it won't be the same.

Thanks a lot God and Jesus. gg blown transformer.

Why would the plane even matter though? I can see why Frank wouldn't be needed since he was intentionally there instead of accidental, but Desmond's presence shouldn't be any less important than the 6.

Using that logic it could have just as easily been Desmond.


I don't want to come off as a hater, because I love LOST, but The Wire is better.

I've watched the Wire and while I think its a good show it simply doesn't have the wierd/strange/coolness factor that a show like Lost/X-files/twilight zone/etc does.

Its to reality based.

I am really really curious how the writers are going to end this show...seems like more and more of the beloved characters are gonna die till there is like no one left.

Someone posted this in the other thread. Looks a lot like the wheel that Ben was turning in the ice cave





Also, Jeremy Bentham "was a political radical, and a leading theorist in Anglo-American philosophy of law." I guess this is why there was a Book of Laws that Richard laid out on the table for Locke when he was a kid?

I don't know why, but this could be the funniest thing I've ever read on 2+2.

Well played.

LOL +1

Watching the final scene, I knew it'd be Locke when Jack said he came to him and was telling him to go back....but I was still holding out hope that it wouldn't be because Locke freakin' rules. Imo the 2nd and 3rd best characters(Locke and Eko) have died now(Ben being the best), which kinda sucks.

One thing that kinda bothers me still: one of the big questions going in was "why are they lying about what happened after the crash" and the answer is "oh, cause Jack randomly decided to do it, lol."

I guess I'm having a hard time understanding why lying is protecting the survivors. The fact that the 6 of them survived directly contradicts the plane at the bottom of the ocean and I can't believe nobody's asking questions about the plane that had supposedly all however many passengers on it, dead. Doesn't this in itself prove there's some kind of conspiracy going on?

The plane crashed on September 22, 2004 and the O6 were rescued after 108 days, which would be January 8, 2005

Ben checks into the hotel in Tunisia on October 24, 2005


How does that add up?