Really not worth saying twice across two posts both times.

I'm betting that Jack killed or seriously injured someone 4 years ago (maybe spaghetti-spine kid, a story which sounds, IMO, significantly different knowing his father's take on surgery, all about detachment.).

I want the 7 extra secrets, but TV Guide doesn't print in Alaska.

Right now, Spoilers is all white font (cc: SailAweigh--you won't get spoiled on anything else, if you just stick to the following posts). beathen posted the remaining secrets here: beathen "Spoilers 3: First Mutant Enemy, Now the World" Oct 23, 2004 11:25:04 pm PDT and they continue here: beathen "Spoilers 3: First Mutant Enemy, Now the World" Oct 23, 2004 11:25:08 pm PDT Warning, these are TVGuide level spoilers, but if you read the first three at TVGuide online, you have an idea of what level of spoilage we're talking about.

When Charlie was talking to Claire in the tent, there was a visible tatoo on his left shoulder. It was a line from the song "Strawberry Fields," by the Beatles. And I don't think it was shown to us by accident

I believe that's Dom Monaghan's new tattoo, and he asked JJ to let him show it off on the show. I'm not totally sure, though -- you'd have to ask one of those crazy hobbit fangirls. (No offense intended to any crazy hobbit fangirls who are reading this.)

Sail, I went and looked at the TV Guide spoilers. I would rather not have known the last two.

I will not go look at the spoilers. I wish I could have done w'n'p last night, but alas, my cable modem decided that last night was the perfect time for a psychotic break.

Is it wrong that I want to take footage from Lost and make a video set to Jefferson Airplane doing "White Rabbit" now?

If that's wrong, I don't want to be right.

In Watership Down, is there one rabbit that is white?

In WD, the Big Rabbit in the Sky (forget the actual term they used) is actually black. Interesting, huh?

As for mapping characters onto the WD rabbits, I could see Charlie becoming the Dandelion equivalent.

Just tried to explain to someone that the reason I love Buffistas is because you can go there and read a conversation in which the characters for Lost are being mapped onto Watership Down.

Maybe I should have taken off the tinfoil hat, I think it threw them off.

Especially because of those two lines, I don't think he and Sun are actually married.

Add the fact that he was alone in the ticket line, and I think that's what we're going to find out this week.

Just tried to explain to someone that the reason I love Buffistas is because you can go there and read a conversation in which the characters for Lost are being mapped onto Watership Down.

I started it over on TWoP too. (And speaking of TWoP, have you found tivodivo yet?)

Mapping it onto the Lost cast, you could say that Jack is Hazel and Locke is Fiver. Sayid as Blackberry and Sawyer as Bigwig. That leaves Kate as... I dunno. Not Dandelion.

Consensus there was Kate = Hyzenthlay. I haven't read the book in years, dammit. Must rectify.

As for mapping characters onto the WD rabbits, I could see Charlie becoming the Dandelion equivalent.

That sounds about right. Hurley could be Strawberry.

I don't know shit about Watership Down and I decided to google th summary and I found a character analysis. What do you all think about this and its application to Lost?

(And speaking of TWoP, have you found tivodivo yet?)

No. I figure whoever it is wants to remain covert for some myterious reason, at this point.

le nubian, thanks for that link.