obiwan2
Sr Member
My girlfriend says each episode of Lost can be seen on the official site after it's been aired. She has me addicted to this show
Lost season 6 with spoilers beware
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My girlfriend says each episode of Lost can be seen on the official site after it's been aired. She has me addicted to this show
jt001
Sr Member
Me too. I really like Hurley.
You can watch the episode tomorrow in Hulu.
Don't know if this was mentioned earlier (cause this thread is daaamn long and I still haven't caught up, yet! :lol) but in the first season Jack had really short hair, but in season six's alternate world his hair is much longer, even when he gets on the plane...
rocketeer25
Sr Member
I didn't think that Jin and Sun could die since they were candidates like Jack? I'm really sorry to see them go...:cry
Kerr Avon
Master Member
They could, but apparently only because it was due to their own actions, i.e. Sawyer pulling wires on a bomb that wouldn't detonate unless the wires were pulled.
Wow! That episode was incredible, half are gone! Jin and sun was so sad, and I'm glad that sayid got a little redemption at the end, I was on the edge of my seat, and my damn dvr cut out the last 4 minutes also! But checked the preview for next week and the scene with Locke on the island holding the backgammon pieces, I think it's all going to fit together.
Okay.... please!! Set your DVR to record at least 5 minutes PAST the end time of the show.
It kills me and makes me feel so bad when people write that an importanat part of the show was cut off, lol. Take it from me, change the setting on your recording and you will never have this problem again.
It kills me and makes me feel so bad when people write that an importanat part of the show was cut off, lol. Take it from me, change the setting on your recording and you will never have this problem again.
Kevin/Collector
Active Member
My take on them dying was that Sun probably was the one of the two who was not a candidate - and Jin chose to stay with her and die.
SmilingOtter
Master Member
They cut to Locke and Claire - he tells her that the sub sank - she asks if the others died - Locke tells her "not all of them" then picks up his rifle and starts walking off.
Guri
Sr Member
Great episode - Sawyer: :angry Except for a few times when he was with Juliette, I never did like him. What I was surprised about is that Jack didn't just get into a fist fight with him until the time ran out. So boo on both of them.
I was weeping when Jin told Sun he wasn't going to leave her again... that's when I knew they were both going to die. And then again when Hurley started to cry at the end. Wow. Not necessarily because I liked either of them individually, but just because of the love between them. I kept thinking about the baby back home without parents, and how Jin was picking his wife... it was SO HARD to watch.
So now that the pilot is dead and the sub is gone, I guess we have proof that Smokey doesn't need transportation to get off the island, he merely has to get the candidates to kill each other.
I think Claire is going to turn on Smokey in the end, same as Syad did to redeem himself.
Not sure what Sawyer will end up doing... he's just so... ugh. They'll probably have him redeem himself, but if they don't have him run into Juliette in sideways universe as some sort of tying together what makes him 'good', it'll be hard to take him just changing his mind. He doesn't have enough motivation right now.
Also- I really love how sideways universe is bringing everyone together and showing how different (and better) their lives are than island universe.
Also... about SmilingOtter's spoiler...
He also says he's going to 'finish what he started', doesn't he?
I was weeping when Jin told Sun he wasn't going to leave her again... that's when I knew they were both going to die. And then again when Hurley started to cry at the end. Wow. Not necessarily because I liked either of them individually, but just because of the love between them. I kept thinking about the baby back home without parents, and how Jin was picking his wife... it was SO HARD to watch.
So now that the pilot is dead and the sub is gone, I guess we have proof that Smokey doesn't need transportation to get off the island, he merely has to get the candidates to kill each other.
I think Claire is going to turn on Smokey in the end, same as Syad did to redeem himself.
Not sure what Sawyer will end up doing... he's just so... ugh. They'll probably have him redeem himself, but if they don't have him run into Juliette in sideways universe as some sort of tying together what makes him 'good', it'll be hard to take him just changing his mind. He doesn't have enough motivation right now.
Also- I really love how sideways universe is bringing everyone together and showing how different (and better) their lives are than island universe.
Also... about SmilingOtter's spoiler...
He also says he's going to 'finish what he started', doesn't he?
Jannix Quinn
Sr Member
Hopefully Hurley will skewer smokey with the magic dagger.
Westies14
Master Member
I'm gonna start this off Larry-style:
I BELIEVE THE CHILDREN ARE OUR FUTURE:
I don't think Sun and Jin are out of the game yet. I don't think it's easy to say that anyone is. They made a point of discussing their daughter earlier in the episode, and I'll be damned if the children don't play into this in a larger way by the time all is said and done!
From the beginning, we've had the children stolen from the flight. We've had Walt and his uncanny connections (the bird and the glass door, the polar bear comic, "taller ghost walt"), we've had the fortune teller's reaction to Claire's pregnancy, we've had the problems conceiving on the island and Juliette brought in as a fertility specialist, a statue of Tawaret - the Egyptian Goddess of fertility who watches over pregnant women - standing guard over the island before eventually being destroyed, we've had Aaron born on the island, Ben brought to the island as a child, Miles born on the island, and now at least one mystery child running around freaking out Smoke-Locke. Sun and Jin have a daughter in one timeline, Jack has a son in the other.
These things simply cannot be dropped. Again, they made a point of reminding us of the Kwon child in the last episode. Do you think they would abandon her so easily? Or simply erase Jack's son from existence? There are still versions of Sun and Jin out there, as there are versions of Charlie, Locke, Shannon, Boone, the 815 pilot, and everyone else we've Lost. Not only do they exist, but they are gradually being integrated between the two timelines. No one's out of the game officially just yet, and somehow the children will factor into this. Perhaps in the end everyone will be given a choice of their life, their purpose. Would Jack choose the island over his son? Could the childless Sun and Jin be given the chance to raise their otherworld daughter?
I BELIEVE THE CHILDREN ARE OUR FUTURE:
I don't think Sun and Jin are out of the game yet. I don't think it's easy to say that anyone is. They made a point of discussing their daughter earlier in the episode, and I'll be damned if the children don't play into this in a larger way by the time all is said and done!
From the beginning, we've had the children stolen from the flight. We've had Walt and his uncanny connections (the bird and the glass door, the polar bear comic, "taller ghost walt"), we've had the fortune teller's reaction to Claire's pregnancy, we've had the problems conceiving on the island and Juliette brought in as a fertility specialist, a statue of Tawaret - the Egyptian Goddess of fertility who watches over pregnant women - standing guard over the island before eventually being destroyed, we've had Aaron born on the island, Ben brought to the island as a child, Miles born on the island, and now at least one mystery child running around freaking out Smoke-Locke. Sun and Jin have a daughter in one timeline, Jack has a son in the other.
These things simply cannot be dropped. Again, they made a point of reminding us of the Kwon child in the last episode. Do you think they would abandon her so easily? Or simply erase Jack's son from existence? There are still versions of Sun and Jin out there, as there are versions of Charlie, Locke, Shannon, Boone, the 815 pilot, and everyone else we've Lost. Not only do they exist, but they are gradually being integrated between the two timelines. No one's out of the game officially just yet, and somehow the children will factor into this. Perhaps in the end everyone will be given a choice of their life, their purpose. Would Jack choose the island over his son? Could the childless Sun and Jin be given the chance to raise their otherworld daughter?
lonepigeon
Master Member
Did sideways Sun lose the baby?
I don't think we know for certain yet.
I think we'll see all the Losties except the final candidate die on the island, but then the timelines will merge somehow and everyone else will be fine.
I don't think we know for certain yet.
I think we'll see all the Losties except the final candidate die on the island, but then the timelines will merge somehow and everyone else will be fine.
ave4uevoli
Sr Member
I hated this episode. :angry
It was just a big body count with a lot of action and STILL no answers.
I have no more emotional attachment to any of the characters anymore. For all we knew after the Jin and Sun scene - there could have been a flash sideways to the other reality where they're alive.
All I really want to know now is what the heck is going on, the trailer for the next episode looked promising. With locke explaining what the "white and black" pieces were.
I need a "big picture" explanation to actually care about these little things, or else all this running around and blowing up of stuff really has no consequence.
It was just a big body count with a lot of action and STILL no answers.
I have no more emotional attachment to any of the characters anymore. For all we knew after the Jin and Sun scene - there could have been a flash sideways to the other reality where they're alive.
All I really want to know now is what the heck is going on, the trailer for the next episode looked promising. With locke explaining what the "white and black" pieces were.
I need a "big picture" explanation to actually care about these little things, or else all this running around and blowing up of stuff really has no consequence.
Obi Sean Kenobi
Well-Known Member
All I kept thinking last night is why they simply didnt launch the bomb out of a torpedo tube.
Guri
Sr Member
I learned last night that Smoky was lying about what he needed to get off the island... and eliminating people makes it easier to follow the story line because it is narrowing down to the last few episodes and the cast is SO huge.
Now I'm wondering if maybe he doesn't want to get off the island at all, he just needs to win the game and achieve some other goal and he's using the candidates desire to get off the island as a way to get them to sympathize with him.
Now I'm wondering if maybe he doesn't want to get off the island at all, he just needs to win the game and achieve some other goal and he's using the candidates desire to get off the island as a way to get them to sympathize with him.
ghostryder
Legendary Member
Hmm, good points - maybe in the end an older Walt brings older Aaron and baby Quon to the island... I feel like they're setting us up for some sort of Sawyer sacrifice, then Kate, or vice-versa - but then again, having Jack emerge as the new "Jacob" or whatever seems predictable - so not sure what they might do to change that...
