I think Jin should get eaten, freeing up Sun to hook up with Michael.

Aw, poor Jin.

I gotta agree though, in a way that's not at all related to the loveliness of DDK, Jin is the character I'm the least invested in. Or Boone, because he actively annoys me.

Someone over at TwoP mentioned that Walt's character will be problematic in the coming seasons if the island-time continues to tickle on slower compared to ours, because the actor is gonna grow, and grow SOON. One way to deal with this would be to kill off Walt (NOOOO!). Or fanwank Walt's accelerated growth as owing to the mysterious propoerties of the island.

I'm still afraid for Claire the most. 'Cause she's lovely and uncomplicated and sweet and even Sawyer acts less like a dick around her (in "Walkabout", there is a scene in which Sawyer gently hands over to her some of the effects of the deceased for the funeral pyre.) Her death will probably cause the maximum angst among the survivors (with the possible exception of Jack), and J.J. Abrams, he knows how to twist the knife.

I gotta agree though, in a way that's not at all related to the loveliness of DDK, Jin is the character I'm the least invested in.

Yeah, I have the same thing. I want the actor to have work, but I wouldn't mind the character leaving at all.

Or Boone, because he actively annoys me.

Oh, Boone has to stay and bitch at his sister, and fight with Jack, and get in everyone's way. I kind of liked him at first because he seemed like a Good Guy, but I understand some of the annoyance. I don't want him to die cause I like seeing sibling relationships on television.

Someone over at TwoP mentioned that Walt's character will be problematic in the coming seasons if the island-time continues to tickle on slower compared to ours, because the actor is gonna grow, and grow SOON. One way to deal with this would be to kill off Walt (NOOOO!).

Oooh, right, cause he's twelve, and oof. I share your NOOOO! I like Walt, and I like his dog, and I like his relationship with Michael. I think I may share Dan Kwa's hope that Michael does turn out to be no more than an estranged father, and not some weird kidnapper person. I've liked Michael's attempts to connect with Walt, and the scene where Walt watched his dad be a cave stability badass was so nice. To quote Dan Kwa--oops, that recap was Daniel:

Walt watches his dad take charge, with a look that unmistakably says, "Wow. My dad may not be a weird old bald white guy with a gajillion knives, but he's all right."

This text is merely so I don't have two bits of quoted text in a row.

Her death will probably cause the maximum angst among the survivors (with the possible exception of Jack), and J.J. Abrams, he knows how to twist the knife.

No, Vonnie, he knows how to make people fall on knives.

think Jin should get eaten, freeing up Sun to hook up with Michael. And also, it would be either amusing or irritating to get Jin's backstory postmortem.

Except for the part where, HOTT! Killing off the HOTT is a Bad Thing!

'Cause she's lovely and uncomplicated and sweet

I dunno. We haven't heard her backstory yet. Didn't she have that wonderful line, "I know, how modern of me." that totally piqued my interest in what's going on with her. But yeah, definitely afraid for her. I mean, how are you eight months pregnant, end up alone in a plane wreck, and don't manifest complete and utter terror and anger and bewilderment and pretty much everything else? She's sunning on the beach. She's going to give birth on a desert island with only the aid of a dubious doctor and no epidural! And an invisimechanosaur!

Will she start to freak out now that she's given way to Charlie and moved off the beach (abandoned hope for an impending rescue?)?

Didn't she have that wonderful line, "I know, how modern of me." that totally piqued my interest in what's going on with her.

Duuuude.

Sawyer is totally the father.

Somehow.

Cause I have weird thoughts.

Sawyer is totally the father.

no no wrong not right

Cause I have weird thoughts.

yes you do

Sawyer is totally the father.

Aw, sweetie. Put down the crack-pipe.

She's going to give birth on a desert island with only the aid of a dubious doctor and no epidural! And an invisimechanosaur!

Who needs an epidural when we have Sun, the Miracle Herbal Woman? For all we know, Sun could have had a little side job as a midwife while she wasn't being busy as the Conflicted Mob Wife.

I can't wait for Claire's back story. Unfortunately, my TiVo says that there is no episode in Wednesday the week after next. Stupid hiatus.

Aw, sweetie. Put down the crack-pipe.

And Vincent can read minds!

Unfortunately, my TiVo says that there is no episode in Wednesday the week after next. Stupid hiatus.

The fuck? There's no GG either. Or VM this week. WHAT WILL I WATCH? Do they expect me to read for class or something? God.

Oh. That's actually good. Because my folks are coming in, and I was already trying to figure out how to either a) explain why we had to interrupt family dinner to watch some form of blood and torture or b) wait three days to watch.

No, wait. Does week after next mean, episode this coming Wednesday, but not the following, or episodes coming Wednesday and following, but not the Weds the week after Thanksgiving?

We have an episode in the coming Wednesday (in 3 days)--the Sayid-centric one.

No episode the following week. I don't know how the schedule falls after that.

One thing I've noticed watching Lost eps again today is how friggin' gorgeous the show is. Especially the vibrantly verdant hills and mountains.

Oh yeah. And there have been a couple of amazing ocean shots as well, like when Jack swam out to save the drowning woman (after rescuing Boone) and the camera panned up for a near-panoramic view of the beach and the clear blue-and-green ocean. Very cool.

You know, I think the person I'd most like to see die is Jack. First of all, I find he's the least interesting character to me, and also, it would have a HUGE impact on everyone else, and there would be a struggle for dominance and maybe shifting of alliances, and I think it would be awesome to shake things up more.