::settles in to watch the women wrestle over Sayid::

Oh. Arm wrestle, huh? That's a little less fun.

I did not know that heroin is brown, but I do want to see Charlie when the heroin runs out. Soon.

I love Laura! yay!

I would offer to arm wrestle for Sayid, but I'm...um.. (not a wimp) leaving the delusions for you people since he's really mine.

Puts on skimpy bikini and jumps into mud to amuse Sean.

WOOHOO!!!

t waits while Laura and SailAweigh are wrestling for Sayid, sneaks Sayid away into the jungle "to look for water"

t tackles Consuela and drags her into the mud

Whee. The boys are home from soccer and they haven't seen the last ep so I will watch again. Each island theory that I have considered has holes. Then I am reminded that this is a network series and I may be overthinking. Can you imagine that?

The existing title is good, but hopefully we will get to use more becauase I also like:

Lost 1: Survive This!

Lost 1: OMG! WTF?

Lost 1: He Shot a What?

And more. Not only is the series fun, the title possibilities are fun. It's win/win I tell ya.

[tackles Consuela and drags her into the mud]

WOOHOO!!!

So, so, so true. You learn this quickly in the military, who's got it and who doesn't. It can be used on groups, or individuals. We've seen it used on both groups and individuals by Jack and Kate. We've seen it used on individuals by Jin. He can't use it on groups, because of the language barrier, but his individual use of the VoC comes out of the cultural role of the sexes, not from true command. He's actually just a bully. I think one of the things we're going to see is how Sun learns to subvert the individual use of it and possibly gain her own. Also, Boone would like to have it, but doesn't. Locke has it, but doesn't really want to have to use it, as Jack didn't, but realizes he must.

Okay, overanalyzed that to death.

NO. Sail, that was awesome. Thank you. (See? I'm so glad we have this thread.)

Sean, I think Daniel posted once that each episode was supposed to be two days, and the season being forty days. Also, I came across that info on TV Tome as well. I think the dialogue supported that, counting the pilot as one two-day episode.

They do seem to have been oddly passive for having been there for 6 days.

I think there might be some residual denial, which was addressed at the end of Wednesday's episode, when Jack put forth the question of, "what if no one comes?" So, I think going forward, there will be a change in that attitude. Also, I think there is fear of the monster, that keeps them more or less in one place. I hesitate to say, "a la The Village ," but that might be deliberate.

And, yay! Lost thread!

I think this Penny Arcade needs to be linked in the new thread.

I think Jack has a thing for Kate. Has anyone else picked up on this? It's really subtle.