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1) Why when trying to shoot tents full of dynamite do you give your best shot the rifle with the scope and let the other 2 deal with a handgun and open sight rifle.

2) when going to radio for help why do you let your radio expert stay behind on a possible suicide mission?

3) Future flash? nice twist, who was the obit for? Not sure if anyone will be able to get a screen shot, I just checked the DVR.

4) I'm betting Kate's future man is not Sawyer.

5) Why didn't Charlie try to get out the portal? After the room filled and pressure was equalized he might have fit, if not what's the harm in trying?

At least Lost has me speculating again. It feels good.
 
"future" Jack tells the other doc to go get his dad.......and the script is written by his dad........Jack's dad is not dead in the "future" because when Jack, Kate,etc. were rescued and left the island they were really transported back in time. Got it?

And the airline gave Jack a golden ticket good to fly any where, anytime because they never crashed?
 
Man they have us guessing again. So has the past three seasons been a flashback of flashbacks? I'm confused!
 
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are these two related? because it seems like eye-patch dude can't die.
 
Ok, heres a theory. Everyone is wondering who was in the casket? Everyone is saying it must have been juliet or Sawyer, Ben or Locke.

But what if it was Bernard?

It was obviously an African American neighborhood and the producers went out of their way to portray it as one. So obviously it is either Michael, Walt, Rose or Bernard.

It could be any of those, but with the story we have seen so far (anything can happen over the next 48 episodes) but what if this happens

1) They are rescued, and obviously Rose and Bernard WANT to stay on the island due to Rose's cancer - but they are "forced" to go back to the mainland.

2) Rose's cancer returns and rose dies, leaving Bernard alone and devestated. He dies lonely and alone, or possibly takes his own life.

3) Jack sees this obituary and attends, feeling responsible for the turn of events. Kate doesn't feel the need, due to no real relationship with Bernard, and also no burden for the decision.

From what we've seen, if I was a betting man - I'd bet money on it.
 
It was obviously an African American neighborhood and the producers went out of their way to portray it as one. So obviously it is either Michael, Walt, Rose or Bernard.
Well, if I were a betting woman, I'd bet against you, my friend! Race aside, the neighborhood Jack drove to didn't appear terribly... affluent... and Bernard is a dentist– a pretty white-collar job. I have trouble believing that even in the throes of despair after losing his wife, he'd lose everything and move to a low-income neighborhood to die a pauper. I dunno. I'll believe in the smoke monster, but your theory doesn't jibe for me! :cool:
 
True enough, true enough. I checked wikipedia also, and Rose and Bernard live in NYC, and the funeral is in Los Angeles.

Back to the drawing board I guess. :)

Well, if I were a betting woman, I'd bet against you, my friend! Race aside, the neighborhood Jack drove to didn't appear terribly... affluent... and Bernard is a dentist– a pretty white-collar job. I have trouble believing that even in the throes of despair after losing his wife, he'd lose everything and move to a low-income neighborhood to die a pauper. I dunno. I'll believe in the smoke monster, but your theory doesn't jibe for me! :cool:
 
As for Charlie swimming out the open porthole, physics was seriously against him, even if he could fit out of it. Poor chap; he really did some heroic work.

5) Why didn't Charlie try to get out the portal? After the room filled and pressure was equalized he might have fit, if not what's the harm in trying?
Didn't Desmond say that Charlie had to die in order for his "vision" of the future to actually happen? This would explain Charlie's lack of concern for his own safety and uncharacteristic bravery throughout the whole episode.
 
Didn't Desmond say that Charlie had to die in order for his "vision" of the future to actually happen?
He did, indeed. If I were Charlie, I would have interpreted that as "the task you need to do is going to kill you". When the task did not kill him, he might have felt as though he'd been spared once more, but when Mikhail came to the porthole window, Charlie had to do some fast thinking: is this in fact, the time when I drown as Desmond forsaw? I think he didn't want to risk "messing up" the work they'd done by closing the door behind him, with him safely on the other side.

I'm still haunted by that image of him, btw. *shudders*

Back to the drawing board I guess. :)
I'll join you at the drawing board... speculation is half the fun of this show! :)
 
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ok. i guess it was just extra cool for me because i was slow for the entire movie and didn't figure out it was the future until the end of the kate scene. where is the show going to go from here then? season 4: the boat people? season 5: post- island??

but yeah.. beats any two hours of television i have ever seen in my pathetic life. (and that includes all 30 min of commercials, there were a few of those new ipod ones in hd)
 
Absolutely mind-blowing.

It's an extremely interesting move on their part to move from a flash-to-past format to a flash-to-present format (assuming what we just saw is permanent and not a one-time only fling). Impressive.



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ooh if it's permanant that would really be something. and mind-blowing is the accurate term here. the season really sucked in the beginning, but holy [insert four letter word here] did it pick up by the end. i am gonna buy the dvd's for this season for sure. i have 1 and 2 on itunes, but if i am gonna spend a bunch of dough, i might as well get it in decent quality and get the bonus features.
 
Same thing when he appeared to Shannon and Syid. Freaky island voodoo. Especially giving Locke a mission that no one could possably know about... except Ben.

i thought we had it established that walt, jacks pa, the horse, and yemi (echo's bro) were all reincarnations of the monster (ie. jacob??) i think that they are all tied together, like they are all 'the island'. i think that ben wasnt shi**ing them about the radio/boat deal, so jacob (as walt) told locke to stop jack. but then the question is where did locke run off to? i cant wait till feb08
 
It couldn't match the Galactica finale, but it was cool :)

I think the main characters will go back to the island--probably some of them together and others showing up by surprise. Plus some (like Locke and Rouseau and) may have never left.

And once there, the faction with the boat may be up to something, probably in conflict with the Others. Despite the rescue, it seems there is something not right about that boat: sending Naomi with Penny's picture, but Penny knows nothing about it.

It was cool to see Walt back--and suddenly, after a month of time, old enough to drink :) (I don't think Walt was just a vision by the island: he had some paranormal powers before he ever got on the plane, maybe amplified by the island, and I think bilocation may be one of his talents.)
 
Clever of them to fold the paper just so, and then allow a brief close-up for all the freeze-framers out there :)

The newspaper clipping definitely says "The body of J..."

James Ford? :eek:

Juliet Burke? :eek: :eek:

John Locke!? :eek: :eek: :eek:


...Jin Kwon? :rolleyes:

Or...

Jae Lee (Sun's lover)

Jarrah, Sayid

Jlex Rousseau (typo for Alex)

Janet Smith (some random future character we have not even met yet)

J. Bernard Nadler

Jessica Claire Littleton

Jackson resident Mikhail Bakunin

July's lottery winner Hugo Reyes

Jumpsoft CEO Rose Henderson

Jai-Alai World Champion Benjamin Linus

Jamaican Prime Minister Desmond Hume

JOAV-FM Tokyo disc jockey Danielle Rousseau

Jolt Cola spokesman Michael Dawson

J. J. Abrams

Jeffrey Lieber

Jacob!

...
 
Didn't Desmond say that Charlie had to die in order for his "vision" of the future to actually happen? This would explain Charlie's lack of concern for his own safety and uncharacteristic bravery throughout the whole episode.

Well to be fair Desmond thought Charlie had to die to save the helicopter pilot but the visions themselves were inconsistent since his flash of the parachute (which occurred after the arrow to the neck) contained Charlie and it couldn't happen both ways. I think the "you have to die" for this to come true assumed that the station was already flooded and there was no way for Charlie to swim down, find the switch and turn it off and get back. The fact that he could have tried to swim out the portal or that he could have just as easily closed the door from the outside and he only would have had to fight off Desmond briefly before Mikhail blew the grenade seems to be lost.

And when the heck are the good guys going to learn that in order to kill any bad guy requires at least 2 kill shots and one of them had better be 3 bullets to the head (unless your name is Jack Bauer).

The newspaper clipping definitely says "The body of J..."

James Ford? :eek:

Juliet Burke? :eek: :eek:

John Locke!? :eek: :eek: :eek:


...Jin Kwon? :rolleyes:

The headline reads L.A. Man found so we need to eliminate Juliet... unless we think she's a he?

I'm not entirely positive but this is what the article looks like to me.
UThe body of J? ?antham of New York was ? after 4 ?.m. in the ? of Grand A?

There are more words that can be sort of made out but that seems to be my best guess so far.
 
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