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#677620 by Scrooge
10 Mar 2008, 18:11
MMM interesting, hadn't thought about the book, of course being a follower of lost I should of seen the connection, to 'placed' not to of meant something.
#438010 by Scrooge
14 Mar 2008, 06:04
interesting...so very very interesting..and sad [:#]
#678010 by Scrooge
14 Mar 2008, 06:04
interesting...so very very interesting..and sad [:#]
#442970 by willd
07 May 2008, 21:13
So its back.

And what an episode to return with, especially after a couple of slower episodes.

So many questions to be answered.

Any thoughts?
#682970 by willd
07 May 2008, 21:13
So its back.

And what an episode to return with, especially after a couple of slower episodes.

So many questions to be answered.

Any thoughts?
#443010 by FamilyMan
08 May 2008, 09:22
Originally posted by willd

Any thoughts?

So many [:)]. The annoying thing is that because there is now a 10 day lag between the US and the UK I cannot go near Lostpedia in order to vent them.

Ben's flashforward very nicely filled in some blanks and (as always) posed a few new ones - why was Sayid's wife killed? The nice thing is that we were given a time reference point - Oct 2005 so we know it was around 10 months in the future (the current Island happenings are around the end of 2004).

The events on the island were also interesting and a little shocking if truth be told. Anybody's guess on what's happening on the boat but I assume the time distortion is in play which is why no contact - apart from the Morse code so ably translated by Bernard.

FM
#683010 by FamilyMan
08 May 2008, 09:22
Originally posted by willd

Any thoughts?

So many [:)]. The annoying thing is that because there is now a 10 day lag between the US and the UK I cannot go near Lostpedia in order to vent them.

Ben's flashforward very nicely filled in some blanks and (as always) posed a few new ones - why was Sayid's wife killed? The nice thing is that we were given a time reference point - Oct 2005 so we know it was around 10 months in the future (the current Island happenings are around the end of 2004).

The events on the island were also interesting and a little shocking if truth be told. Anybody's guess on what's happening on the boat but I assume the time distortion is in play which is why no contact - apart from the Morse code so ably translated by Bernard.

FM
#443016 by willd
08 May 2008, 10:10
Originally posted by FamilyMan

Ben's flashforward very nicely filled in some blanks and (as always) posed a few new ones - why was Sayid's wife killed?


I wonder if Ben had a part to play in that, in order to get Sayid to become his hitman. The little smile Ben gave after Sayid said he wanted to work for him made me think that.

Can we assume that Ben somehow can time travel, after all how did he arrive in the Sahara with no foot tracks in the sand? HE even lied to Sayid about how he got to Iraq.

The events on the island were also interesting and a little shocking if truth be told. Anybody's guess on what's happening on the boat but I assume the time distortion is in play which is why no contact - apart from the Morse code so ably translated by Bernard.

I originally thought the boat didn't know the doctor was dead due to the time lapse but that can't be correct. It is now becoming clear that the helicopter dropped off the soldiers, Faraday, Miles and the woman, can it be presumed the non military personnel are there to run experiments on the island (of course this all changed when the chopper crashed).
#683016 by willd
08 May 2008, 10:10
Originally posted by FamilyMan

Ben's flashforward very nicely filled in some blanks and (as always) posed a few new ones - why was Sayid's wife killed?


I wonder if Ben had a part to play in that, in order to get Sayid to become his hitman. The little smile Ben gave after Sayid said he wanted to work for him made me think that.

Can we assume that Ben somehow can time travel, after all how did he arrive in the Sahara with no foot tracks in the sand? HE even lied to Sayid about how he got to Iraq.

The events on the island were also interesting and a little shocking if truth be told. Anybody's guess on what's happening on the boat but I assume the time distortion is in play which is why no contact - apart from the Morse code so ably translated by Bernard.

I originally thought the boat didn't know the doctor was dead due to the time lapse but that can't be correct. It is now becoming clear that the helicopter dropped off the soldiers, Faraday, Miles and the woman, can it be presumed the non military personnel are there to run experiments on the island (of course this all changed when the chopper crashed).
#443028 by FamilyMan
08 May 2008, 11:07
Originally posted by willd

I wonder if Ben had a part to play in that, in order to get Sayid to become his hitman. The little smile Ben gave after Sayid said he wanted to work for him made me think that.

Never thought of that - however Ben seemed genuinely surprised to see him on the news and had only just arrived at the Tunisian hotel at the time. Since Sayid's wife was killed in LA this might have taken a considerable detour and Ben would probably have been sure of the date if he had gone via LA - I thought that maybe his wife was killed in order to induce Ben into making an appearance, but even that seems not entirely plausible.
Originally posted by willd

Can we assume that Ben somehow can time travel, after all how did he arrive in the Sahara with no foot tracks in the sand? HE even lied to Sayid about how he got to Iraq.

Not sure about the time travel issue. The island obviously exists within a temporal shift but for the most part this shift seems to be fixed. What has been established is that the island sucks people in - certainly across space and probably across time - therefore I would think that Ben (possibly aided by Jacob) can reverse this and throw people the other way - obviously the results are unpredictable so Ben cannot be sure where he ends up - it would also, I assume, be a one way trip. It also throws open the possibility that others will have been 'thrown out' in a similar way. I guess the time travel argument is given weight as Ben has to check the date on arrival at the hotel.

FM
#683028 by FamilyMan
08 May 2008, 11:07
Originally posted by willd

I wonder if Ben had a part to play in that, in order to get Sayid to become his hitman. The little smile Ben gave after Sayid said he wanted to work for him made me think that.

Never thought of that - however Ben seemed genuinely surprised to see him on the news and had only just arrived at the Tunisian hotel at the time. Since Sayid's wife was killed in LA this might have taken a considerable detour and Ben would probably have been sure of the date if he had gone via LA - I thought that maybe his wife was killed in order to induce Ben into making an appearance, but even that seems not entirely plausible.
Originally posted by willd

Can we assume that Ben somehow can time travel, after all how did he arrive in the Sahara with no foot tracks in the sand? HE even lied to Sayid about how he got to Iraq.

Not sure about the time travel issue. The island obviously exists within a temporal shift but for the most part this shift seems to be fixed. What has been established is that the island sucks people in - certainly across space and probably across time - therefore I would think that Ben (possibly aided by Jacob) can reverse this and throw people the other way - obviously the results are unpredictable so Ben cannot be sure where he ends up - it would also, I assume, be a one way trip. It also throws open the possibility that others will have been 'thrown out' in a similar way. I guess the time travel argument is given weight as Ben has to check the date on arrival at the hotel.

FM
#443044 by willd
08 May 2008, 13:48
ooo you bring up some good points- i love it!

Originally posted by FamilyMan
Never thought of that - however Ben seemed genuinely surprised to see him on the news and had only just arrived at the Tunisian hotel at the time. Since Sayid's wife was killed in LA this might have taken a considerable detour and Ben would probably have been sure of the date if he had gone via LA - I thought that maybe his wife was killed in order to induce Ben into making an appearance, but even that seems not entirely plausible.

That is true. Maybe Widmore has made a massive error by killing Sayids wife and thus getting Sayid to work for Ben.

Not sure about the time travel issue. The island obviously exists within a temporal shift but for the most part this shift seems to be fixed. What has been established is that the island sucks people in - certainly across space and probably across time - therefore I would think that Ben (possibly aided by Jacob) can reverse this and throw people the other way - obviously the results are unpredictable so Ben cannot be sure where he ends up - it would also, I assume, be a one way trip. It also throws open the possibility that others will have been 'thrown out' in a similar way. I guess the time travel argument is given weight as Ben has to check the date on arrival at the hotel.



So the island throws people out. What is unclear is what exactly BEn wanted to do in Tunisia, after all he had a reservation at the hotel. He must have wanted to get to Tunisia. Upon seeing Sayid on TV his plans changed.

What was also interesting was why on earth was he wearing a winter coat. And a winter coat with a new Dharma logo on it.
#683044 by willd
08 May 2008, 13:48
ooo you bring up some good points- i love it!

Originally posted by FamilyMan
Never thought of that - however Ben seemed genuinely surprised to see him on the news and had only just arrived at the Tunisian hotel at the time. Since Sayid's wife was killed in LA this might have taken a considerable detour and Ben would probably have been sure of the date if he had gone via LA - I thought that maybe his wife was killed in order to induce Ben into making an appearance, but even that seems not entirely plausible.

That is true. Maybe Widmore has made a massive error by killing Sayids wife and thus getting Sayid to work for Ben.

Not sure about the time travel issue. The island obviously exists within a temporal shift but for the most part this shift seems to be fixed. What has been established is that the island sucks people in - certainly across space and probably across time - therefore I would think that Ben (possibly aided by Jacob) can reverse this and throw people the other way - obviously the results are unpredictable so Ben cannot be sure where he ends up - it would also, I assume, be a one way trip. It also throws open the possibility that others will have been 'thrown out' in a similar way. I guess the time travel argument is given weight as Ben has to check the date on arrival at the hotel.



So the island throws people out. What is unclear is what exactly BEn wanted to do in Tunisia, after all he had a reservation at the hotel. He must have wanted to get to Tunisia. Upon seeing Sayid on TV his plans changed.

What was also interesting was why on earth was he wearing a winter coat. And a winter coat with a new Dharma logo on it.
#443945 by Wolves27
23 May 2008, 15:32
So, am I right in thinking that there wasn't an episode last night in the US?
And that we have a double one next weekend?

Grrrr.... why miss out another week, I'm very infuriated after last nights! [:?][;)]
#683945 by Wolves27
23 May 2008, 15:32
So, am I right in thinking that there wasn't an episode last night in the US?
And that we have a double one next weekend?

Grrrr.... why miss out another week, I'm very infuriated after last nights! [:?][;)]
#443948 by willd
23 May 2008, 15:47
Wolves am a bit confused.

Are you in UK or US currently?

Im the UK-
Last sunday we saw Cabin Fever.
This weekend we have No Way Home Part 1
Following weekend we have parts 2 and 3.

Americans has No way Home Part 1 last Wed.
Nothing last night
Then they have Part 2 and 3 together next Wed.

So unless you are downloading it off the net in order to watch in the UK we do not get a delay.
#683948 by willd
23 May 2008, 15:47
Wolves am a bit confused.

Are you in UK or US currently?

Im the UK-
Last sunday we saw Cabin Fever.
This weekend we have No Way Home Part 1
Following weekend we have parts 2 and 3.

Americans has No way Home Part 1 last Wed.
Nothing last night
Then they have Part 2 and 3 together next Wed.

So unless you are downloading it off the net in order to watch in the UK we do not get a delay.
#444016 by FamilyMan
25 May 2008, 21:34
So after tonight we're caught up with the US?

Lostpedia here I come!

FM
#684016 by FamilyMan
25 May 2008, 21:34
So after tonight we're caught up with the US?

Lostpedia here I come!

FM
#444152 by willd
27 May 2008, 17:12
I believe that is correct.
#684152 by willd
27 May 2008, 17:12
I believe that is correct.
#444645 by FamilyMan
02 Jun 2008, 11:27
Wow - sensory overload - I think I need to watch the season finale again. So many questions answered and a great rounding up of the first story but a wonderful introduction into what the the last two seansons are going to be about and a major shock in the last shot of the episode.

How did everyone else find it. Are we overall satisfied and are we going to tune in for next season?

FM
#684645 by FamilyMan
02 Jun 2008, 11:27
Wow - sensory overload - I think I need to watch the season finale again. So many questions answered and a great rounding up of the first story but a wonderful introduction into what the the last two seansons are going to be about and a major shock in the last shot of the episode.

How did everyone else find it. Are we overall satisfied and are we going to tune in for next season?

FM
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