Wasn't said annoying character the same one involved in the joke "I'm Neil, he's Steve"? And then Steve died. If so, that was funny, but not so to pull a situation where we are yet again rooting for a character to die.
I have a theory . . . maybe the whisperings in the woods that the characters have heard have been echoes from other timelines?
I don't think I've ever been so happy to see Locke, and for some reason am totally shipping Sawyer and Juliet.
Hard.
And also, it can't be over! Lost must go on marathon style and give me more more more!!! (Punctuation called and she wants her exclamation points back).
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Who throws a Hot Pocket? I mean, honestly?
Between this and Leverage . . .
Juliebird, I had that same thought!
Yes!
Next week - we get us some Hot Pockets on Tuesday and eat them while watching & posting Leverage and Lost.
They do this all night thing and totally suck you back into the craxy.
Woman at the end - she was the one that Desmond (and possibly Charlie) ran into in Scotland, no?
Woman at the end - she was the one that Desmond (and possibly Charlie) ran into in Scotland, no?
Want to bet she's also time-physicist (totally spacing on both the character's and the actor's names) guy's mother at Oxford?
I really wish the recap ep had been more relevant, there were still so many things that I have forgotten.
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Frank, you mean Jeremy Davies/Daniel Farraday's mother, i.e. Snow from Solaris? Oooh... But there was a musical twinkle on her turn-around, like we should recognize her out of the usual context. But how many mothers live in the same town we work in/went to school in?
Finola something, and she was the one who told Desmond that he couldn't give Penny the ring. But, she could be related to Desmond, Faraday or Penny, maybe.
And was anyone else a little creeped out by Sun blaming Kate for Jin's death?
I thought they were implying (is imply a good word for a nice anvilly flashback?) that she blames Jack? For distracting Kate from actually going to get Jin?
That totally reminded me of the dynamite "expert" in season 1 (I think) who blew himself up. I laughed like a drain at that too.
His SHIRT was RED. It was a foregone conclusion. Also, my friend informs me that he's been somewhat of a running joke throughout the series, and his only appearance before this was in one of the webisodes.
Wasn't said annoying character the same one involved in the joke "I'm Neil, he's Steve"?
No, that was Scott.
And remember, Sun has been negotiating with Widmore, to what extent they've come to an agreement we don't know.
Somehow or other I ended up watching all three hours, which I wasn't quite expecting to be so absorbed. Especially because we got a whole lot of Hurley, who had actual Agency this time around and making his own, perhaps wrong, decisions - but Making Them, you know?
