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Originally posted by The Big O
See, wouldn't it make more sense for him to kill Kate then? So Sawyer knows how it feels?
Jack once again showed why he's the shiz. I knew he had a plan, just didn't know what it would be/ Problem is, as you said, he has no idea he's not on the main island.
Look up and to the north? What the heck is that about?
Originally posted by they see ALL
i like jack and i am glad he had a plan of his own, instead of just blindly believing ben's word or believing juliet...
Originally posted by The Big O
You know, I remember Ben stating to Jack something like "haven't you noticed Juliet has a striking resemblance to your ex-wife?"
Originally posted by The Big O
BTW, Spiderman 3 trailer hits tomorrow at 10pm EST.
Originally posted by they see ALL
this is great news but, please, let's stay on topic (even though the show is on hiatus)...
thanks...
Originally posted by The Big O
Just said it because of your avatar.
Originally posted by they see ALL
Originally posted by The Big O
Just said it because of your avatar.
no problem, thanks...
please see the dedicated thread for the spider-man three movie in the 'movies' forum...
Originally posted by The Big O
Look up and to the north? What the heck is that about?
Originally posted by John Nada
Obviously the french woman's daughter (don't remember either name) is Ben's girlfriend.
Originally posted by Umbrax
Wha?!?
Alex looks like she is a minor (The actress is actually 18) and Ben could be 50 (Actor is really 51!).
Alex's boyfriend is Karl, the kid that attempted to escape in the first episode of this season.
Originally posted by John Nada
It'll be so he can find Jack, Kate and Sawyer. They'll probably meet half way as they try to get off the small island back onto the main one. Locke will be the man to get them home and save the day though. Why? 'Cause he rules this show!
Jack's done my head in for a while now but I must admit he was great in this episode, he's just totally got them over a barrel. I felt sorry for Ben though, I honestly believe the guy is genuine, it's Juliet who's the evil one.
Obviously the french woman's daughter (don't remember either name) is Ben's girlfriend.
Originally posted by Umbrax
Ben could be 50 (Actor is really 51!).
Alex's boyfriend is Karl, the kid that attempted to escape in the first episode of this season.
Originally posted by John Nada
I just thought it was strange that on the operating table Ben asks if Alex has asked about him, and Juliet says no (even though she has).
Originally posted by Umbrax
Yeah, what was up with that? It is odd that he asked about her before going under the knife.
Maybe Ben "adopted" Alex or something?
Same London street, but perhaps a very different time. Desmond is no longer wearing his dapper suit, but rather, a drab coat and scarf, looking somewhat destitute. He's wandering around the entrance to the London Underground, ranting like your typical neighborhood schitzo.
He spots and sits next to an elegant, older, white-haired woman in a purple gown.
They converse. Suddenly there's a crash! People panic. It's a construction accident nearby, and Desmond stands, distressed.
Charlie crossover confirmed. Henry Ian Cusick and Dominic Monaghan were rehearsing a quick scene. Charlie is playing guitar on a street corner, and Desmond comes up and talks to him. It seems as if he has an epiphany. "This is happening!" Hmm.
The crossover, of course, is just a bit of whimsy. The main scene is Desmond storming out of Widmore Industries and throwing his tie to the ground. Guess a meeting didn't go well.
Yes, folks, it's true. Nikki and Paulo do get a flashback episode. The interesting thing is the flashback portion takes place ON THE ISLAND. We will see what Nikki and Paulo were up to while the gang was off on an adventure. I'm interested in seeing this from the other point of view; particularly since we assume nothing interesting was happen.
One other complaint I'm hearing this season is that new mysteries are being presented before old ones are solved. Can you say anything about that?
Carlton: We're always in this sort of balancing act. [We want] to keep the audience engaged by the underlying mysteries of the show, but we also want to try to answer questions and give people some satisfaction. And I think maybe the pendulum has swung a little too much into the “Well, we need more answers” category, and we try to be attentive to that. I think there are some upcoming episodes — after the break in the spring — that will answer a number of the open questions. We certainly plan to tell the audience this year how Locke got in the wheelchair.
Damon: We'll be getting a lot more detailed about what happened to Locke, Eko and Desmond following the immediate aftermath of the hatch exploding, imploding or potentially doing something else.
OK. Another reader, Baude, wants to know when we're going to find out what happened to those kids who were abducted.
Damon: I think you'll begin to get a real sense of the answer to that question in about the second episode back after the break — a very real sense.
You guys have been quoted as saying you're going to drop a "bomb" during the second half of the season.
Damon: There are two bombs being dropped, one of which is a character bomb, and that will happen within the first three episodes after the break. And the other is a more significant story bomb, a game-changer, as it were, and that will happen shortly after.
Originally posted by they see ALL
You guys have been quoted as saying you're going to drop a "bomb" during the second half of the season.
Damon: There are two bombs being dropped, one of which is a character bomb, and that will happen within the first three episodes after the break. And the other is a more significant story bomb, a game-changer, as it were, and that will happen shortly after.