I noticed there was dialogue in the captioning that wasn't in the show.
When the kids were beating up Marc Silverman (the other kid) they were calling him a "faggot" and asking Jack if he was trying "to help his faggot friend."
Although I understand them leaving it out as unneccessary, it did ring true to schoolyard bullies.
I'm thinking Jack's dad is more than just a sleep deprivation hallucination.
At a lower altitude they might have been able to contact someone with the transeiver.
Other way around. At higher altitudes the radio has line-of-sight to more area.
Okay. Last episode, we had a cripple walking again. This episode, Jack's Dad seems to be doing a Lazurus. Boone asked Jack, "who appointed you our saviour." Just some things to think about.
There's just too much gritty reality going on to support a "they're dead," argument, for my taste.
What Sean said.
DCJ: Your opening sentence freaked me, until I realized that no real content was altered, beyond the epithets.
"Maybe we can make one of those water-finding sticks."
I don't understand people who hate Hurley. I love Hurley. I want him to be my friend.
I don't understand people who hate Hurley.
Hurley is my BOY. Back off, unbelievers.
Hurley has been the one with the funniest lines and reactions.
DCJ: Your opening sentence freaked me, until I realized that no real content was altered, beyond the epithets.
Now I kind of want to make (or see) a show where there is secret hidden dialog or messages hidden in the caption track.
Although I don't suppose I could get away with that.
I don't understand people who hate Hurley. I love Hurley. I want him to be my friend.
Hurley rocks.