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- locustsloth0
i don't know. i keep loving this show. Not everything (such as Mrs. Hawking) but overall i'm kinda of keeping a wait and see attitude.
i mean really, it's like when someone's telling you a really long convoluted story. There's gona be parts that you don't understand the relevance too when they are first told to you, but the storyteller knows because they know the end of the story. So you just have to sit there, soak i what they're telling you, and keep saying "Ok, then what happened"
"The Life & Death of Jeremy Bentham" was really interesting. Ben and Charles' arguement at the end of last season about who's island it is fills out a little bit (perhaps). Caesar seems like he might be trouble, at least the way they are framing him. He definately knows more than the average passenger. And it's funny to think back to season 2 and think about Locke ad Ben's relationship since then.
Anyway, i'm in it until the bitter end.
- colin_s0
i like how they made ben so likable after making him such an evil bastard in the early on, and now he's back to this maniacal twisted fuck. a+.
since the writers no longer have to worry about temporary storylines i'm pretty much sure that they're writing all this convoluted stuff to make the last 7 episodes of next season be these epic battles and resolutions.
- "A war is coming"locustsloth
- i too like how they push both Ben and Widmore back and forth over the line of good and evillocustsloth
- locustsloth0
i just saw the scene where Jack talks to Frank Lapidus again. What a frickin great scene and a great character!
Also, i loved how Hurley was all chill when he thought Locke was a ghost, but totally came unglued when he realized he was real.
- juhls0
I knew Ben was going to kill Locke. I was starting to trust that Ben was a nice guy sometimes, but there was something sinister about him out in the streets of a city and inside of Locke's room compared to the feel he has on the island. He's still creepy either way, but there must've been some clues in the episode to make me feel that earlier.
- plusminusbox0
"LaFleur"... the ending was so good
- ********0
Such a good episode.!!!!
- Spolers.... Do not pass go, do not collect $200.********
- So theyre all living in the 70's now?! Wow... So cool..********
- Spolers.... Do not pass go, do not collect $200.
- Kiggen0
Downloading now...exciting...
- JerseyRaindog0
The real Jeremy Bentham's body is preserved and on show at University College London. I've seen it. Apparently, during college meetings his body used to be wheeled in and noted in the minutes as "present but not voting".
Interesting parallel with John Locke don't you think?
- Kiggen0
Nice episode, kind of cool that all meet eachother in the past to duke it out.
- harlequino0
Um, shouldn't the younger Ben be a workman or at the Dharma camp at this time in the 70's, and in three years no one noticed some dude running around named Ben who totally looks like Ben??!!
- harlequino0
Anyone else notice that in 50 years, Richard Alpert apparently only has two outfits? His dark blue shirt ensemble, and the crusty hobo suit he was wearing when he met Ben as a child.
- TheBlueOne0
I've never watched this show, can some one bring me up to speed in a one or two paragraph summary?
- Go to season one, episode one.
Don't skip a single one. You're a Lost virgin, you'll get lost for weeks. We envy you.raf
- Go to season one, episode one.
- harlequino0
^
So there's this island a bunch of people crash on via aeroplane. Weird shit happens, all very mysterious. Relationship shit and struggles for power also go down.
Turns out there's other people already on this island. More mystery, intrigue, conflict, and death.
Even weirder supernaturally things happen suggesting alternate realities and time travel. Turns out the island is way more complicated and older then anyone thought.
Some get off the island, some stay. Now people trying to get back on. More mystery and weirdness.It's sort of like if the island on "The Prisoner" was populated by uppity assholes. But it's fun.
- Is there a midget?TheBlueOne
- Techinically no, but one of the hobbits was on for several seasons.harlequino
- nicole_marie0
I have never seen Lost. will my head explode once I post this?
- dunno - u still there?harlequino
- nope i am good.nicole_marie
- raf0
I'm not sure I liked this episode, it was too fast forward.
I miss being two seasons behind, and being able to play the next episode right away. And another one. And just one more...
- juhls0
Juliet's with Sawyer! Totally predictable, but I loved it. The only thing that will bother me with all these relationships is if Sawyer starts liking Kate again. They should end that stuff up very soon. No one wants only Juliet except Ben (and even then, it's hard to say what he wants), hahaha.
- locustsloth0
So much great stuff in this episode! The whole Sawyer talking to Alpert thing was AWESOME!!! And i was so happy with the whole kitchen scene with Sawyer and Juliet. Of course i wanted to throw Kate in the ocean when i saw her. i really hope they don't make Sawyer screw it up with Juliet.
A couple questions that interested me from another site:
- The woman who was with Horace , as his wife, when they found Ben's mom in mid-labor and helped her was Olivia. But in this episode he's married to Amy. The question is, by Sawyer saving Amy, did he then also prevent Horace from saving Ben at childbirth and also not recruit Ben's dad to come to the island?- Where the hell are Rose and Bernard? Do they become the Adam and Eve that Jack and Kate (?) find in the cave?
Stinks that we have to wait two weeks for the next one.
Namaste- When old friends drop in unannounced, Sawyer must perpetuate his lie to protect them.- agree with your 1st paragraph.
also, nice speculations.juhls
- agree with your 1st paragraph.
- jgrillo0
THERES NO REASON TO TALK ABOUT THIS WHATEVER YOUR THINKING IS GOING TO BE ASS BACKWARDS WRONG BY THE END OF THE SEASON
- Geez, Mr. Blanket, you are soaked!!!!locustsloth
- you know its totally pointless, every single time anyone i know has tried to come up with a theory it is horribly crushed by the time the next episode rolls arround
jgrillo
- JOSF0
damn, i thought juliet had owned kate for a second.
should have done it blondie... should have done it.
- locustsloth0
This week was definately a transition episode. Kinda like when you're plotting a move in chess that's three or four turns ahead. But it was still fairly good, i thought. There was a whole "Doh, they're gonna find you out" tension reminiscent of bad sitcoms that i didn't appreciate. Wasn' my favorite episode by far.
SPOILERS BELOW IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN "Namaste"i loved how they made you think for a minute that Juliet set Kate up (i was kinda hopin'). Also the whole Sawyer/Jack scene was awesome. Like a change of command ceremony almost.
i feel ashamed to admit that this was the first time that i realized that the plane didn't go back in time with them. i'm not sure why i didn't put that together before, but oh well. i friggin hate Caesar (i imagine i'm supposed to). i hope a flaming arrow is in that dude's future. And what we saw this week was obviously before Locke stepped out of the water (someone must find the freshly concussed Ben and bring him to the barracks).
i didn't really like the Christian scene. It was too...i wanna say Stephen King-ish. But i did find this pic while trolling around a couple Lost sites:
Is this Claire still hanging out with Jack's (and her own) dad? i highly doubt it's some crew member or a jumble of clothes on a chair so i'd guess that it is her. But i'm not sure she's even going to be in this season.
And the Ben as a kid thing was wild. You almost got a sense that he knew something, like that he knew Sayid. But, as another site said, it may be that he's already met Richard and is in the "Wait and be patient" period. Still, that kid did an awesome Ben impression.And finally WTF HAPPENED TO FARADAY!?!?!