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Lost!!!!

You're taking a 15-year-old calling himself "marsmallow", seriously....:eyebrow: ?

dammit. i started watching the show....then realized the writers weren't prepared for multiple seasons (most shows are cancled after one.....then started throwing endless amounts of questions at us with no answers to draw out the show and maximize profit...

but i really want to know "the answer" to it all.

someone wake me up when it's over...
 
Bumping this to see if anyone wants to discuss the season 3 finale.
SPOILERS if you haven't watched it.
Finally some action on Lost, but they may have overdone it as the bodycount sky rocketed. I've had Jack fatigue for a long time, but at least they made a somewhat interesting twist out of his subplot at the end. Cool to see Walt for a minute- his voice is changing! My favorite moment was, "that was for taking the kid from the raft."
What kind of pact with the devil did the survivors make to get off the island?
Who was in the coffin?
 
WOW the bodycount went up a lot.


my main questions.
1) charlie knew it wasn't a rescue boat in his final moments, so why did he lock himself in the room?
2) who is naomi working for and how did she get a picture of des and penny?
3) who's viewing did no one attend?
4) who is kate with, sawyer?

the survivors substantially outnumber and outpower the others now, season 4 will be interesting.
 
I too watched the finale.

That scene of Kate and Jack was AFTER they got off the island. Very interesting. Perhaps they're one of the few that survive. Also, the reason why Jack is so depressed is because he was the one that persisted in calling the non-rescue boat, and consequently many people died. It's his guilt that consumes him.

I think Ben was right. They're flagging the ship of Naomi and they'll be screwed over. They'll have to ally with the Others to use the island in their favor. However, Penelope will end up saving them at the end of the series.

Didn't it occur to Charlie that he could've simply swam out the window that was broken!? Oh, right. He wanted a movie career.

The Locke prophecy has yet to be fulfilled. He WILL take over the Others' camp, I'm sure of it. Jacob, anyone?
 
It was SUCH a good episode. I was amazed about it. Locke gets my props. He got shot (where his kidney was supposed to be) and became paralized again, to be told by Walt to get up and do work for the Island. He then was able to get to the radio tower and kill Naomi with a knife from a distance....thats hard to do.


I herd they where only doing 5 seasons, which seams alot more reasonable.
 
Lost & Heroes are the two best written shows on TV.

Adding Jacob was stupid, Charlie did not have to die, he could of just left the room closed the door and made up a BS line like there's a bomb in there?

Penny is really behind everything.




I am liking heroes a bit better though, being a comic book fan. Heroes is the way Supers would really be, regular people, no Spandex.


Lost has stumbled and has some stupid parts, but over all is a great show.
 
Lost & Heroes are the two best written shows on TV.

Adding Jacob was stupid, Charlie did not have to die, he could of just left the room closed the door and made up a BS line like there's a bomb in there?


Lost has stumbled and has some stupid parts, but over all is a great show.

I agree with the last bit. Not sure Lost is great anymore, but I keep watching anyway! I've been wondering for a long time when the survivors would take the gloves off and act like they are at war with the Others. I was glad to see them finally get serious, and me and my girlfriend cheered when Sayidd snapped that guys neck.
Did you guys notice that the funeral parlor's name was an anagram for "flash forward"?
A couple of things-
I wonder if somehow a near-death experience can be a gateway to the island? Locke's dad was convinced he had woken up in hell after hitting a wall with his car. If that's the case, and assuming that in the future Jack knows more or can guess more about how the island works, was he really trying to commit suicide, or was he trying to get back to the island and didn't really care if he died trying (maybe like the person in the coffin?).
 
Charlie didn't leave the room because in Desmond's flash he said that he would drown, so I guess Charlie decided that for them to be rescued he had to die. It probably took him a few seconds for the Naomi being a liar thing to hit him, so he didn't think to get out in time for him to be conscious enough to escape. Also Mikhail was right outside probably with guns and would kill them both if they got out.

The Jack-off-of-the-island scenes were definitely flash-fowards. I think Ben or Locke was in the coffin, because he doesn't like either of them but he knows they were right about Naomi's boat.

I was getting pretty disappointed with Lost at the beginning of season 3, but the later episodes and finale (except for the Jacob part, that was pretty silly) renewed my faith in it. :)

Apparently it'll end in May 2010. I wonder if the last two seasons will be of them off of the island, or if the 4th season is them joining up with the Others to fight Naomi's boat people and then failing so the last season is them off the island, or what. Should be interesting to see.
 
I thought it was Ben but now Micheal makes more sense to me. He did give up Jack, Kate, Hugo and Sawyer at the end of last season to get off the island and no one likes him any longer. Also, the Funeral/viewing was in an African/American neighborhood.

About Neomi (SP?) boat being "bad guys, I think Ben is full of crap on that.

I think the others are going to start coming back. Mikal came back to life after he went though that force field. He got shot with a spear gun and was swimming like it was nothing. Locke was able to throw that knife really straight and was able to walk after the plane crash. Jin's fertile like Mertile.

I love that show. Heroes is definitely better!!!!
 
I'm pretty sure Naomi's people are "bad guys". Naomi having a picture of Desmond and Penny, coming to "rescue" them, but then Penny having no idea who she is, Ben saying they are bad, and Locke who just talked to Walt or his conscience in the form of Walt or whatever saying they are bad all added up kind of makes you think that they're bad. There are some crazy twists, though, so we'll have to wait and see. :)
 
I thought it was Ben but now Micheal makes more sense to me. He did give up Jack, Kate, Hugo and Sawyer at the end of last season to get off the island and no one likes him any longer. Also, the Funeral/viewing was in an African/American neighborhood.

About Neomi (SP?) boat being "bad guys, I think Ben is full of crap on that.

I think the others are going to start coming back. Mikal came back to life after he went though that force field. He got shot with a spear gun and was swimming like it was nothing. Locke was able to throw that knife really straight and was able to walk after the plane crash. Jin's fertile like Mertile.

I love that show. Heroes is definitely better!!!!

it also seems like the non-ben others don't age, either. in the episode giving background on the dharma initiative, that one character (haven't been watching long enough to know all the names yet) appears to young ben as he appears in the present day. strange!
 
Ok, I have a few ideas on the subject. Good call on Ninos part that the funeral parlor was in a predominantly black neighborhood, that no one showed up to. I think it was Michael in the box.

Also, I don't think Naomi's boat causes problems. People refer to the future Jack as a hero, not 'that dude who saved 2 people, and got 38 other 815 survivors shot dead in the process.'

I think Jack telling Kate 'he was right, we need to go back' or whatever is the result of Ben asking Jack why he wants to leave, what he's really going back to. The maps and all in Jacks apartment are his attempt to find where the island is. It's possible Jack thinks if he stayed on the island, he could have learned some of it's secrets, like the advanced healing. I don't think he's taking drugs to kill himself to get back to the island, I think he's taking drugs to cope with severe depression from leaving the island, and he developed a dependency.

I think Jacob can take the form of anyone to anyone. I think when Walt appeared for Locke, Eko's brother for Eko, and other non-descript encounters, it was all Jacob. Who or what Jacob is, exactly, is still a mystery though.

I don't think Locke's father was not Jacob. This was not a non-descript encounter, Locke's father knew details of past events, so I think it was actually him, but how he got to the island, I don't know.

Remember when Locke and Ben were going to see Jacob, and they passed over a line of sand, that Locke took note of? I think it was the cloud monster, lying dormant. I think it's another tool that Jacob employs, that Ben knows about, but lies to the Others about.

As far as Naomi, I think she works with a competitor of Pennys fathers company. I think they had a mole in that company, and got wind of Pennys search for her boyfriend, at the center of a large magnetic disturbance, like we saw at the end of the second season, and went to go look for the island. She had the picture of Desmond and Penny so that when she found Desmond, she knew she'd be in the right place. What exactly they think they can find there, I'm not sure, but I think to researchers in the real world, the magnetic disturbance that happened when the hatch blew up was of a pretty substantial magnitude.

I hear future seasons are going to deal more with the islands natural inhabitants, the ones who constructed the 4 toed foot statue. I think Jacob has a strong connection with the islands natives, and that's how he can do what he does.

Edit: Now I'm thinking about it, so I have more stuff to say. I think Naomi's boat will come to the island, and get stuck there. When Desmond tried to leave on his boat, he couldn't, for whatever reason. I think Naomi's people will work with the 815 survivors, fighting the island natives, and eventually, Jack will figure out the system that got Locke's father to the island, and reverses it, to get everyone off of the island.
 
Here is one for you, during the future flashes, when Jack is being questioned by the other doctor, he tells the doctor to go get his dad and see which one is more sober. Well, Jack's dad died in Austrailia and Jack was bringing his body back on the plane that crashed. So, how could the doctor go and get Jack's dad to see which one was more drunk if his dad was already dead?