When Desmond was seeing Charlie dying over and over in different ways and saving him (before the Looking Glass), perhaps he was jumping to different timelines - so the Desmond on the plane doesn't have to be the Desmond from the timeline in which the bomb went off and the island sank.
So sad seeing Sun and Jin back where they were before the plane crash. Jin was plotting for them to disappear in LA rather than carrying out her father's wishes, right? But Sun didn't know that, and he was still kind of a jerk, so of course she has no reason to help him.
Lost opening credits, from 1967: [link]
Well, wait, we do. Well...maybe. Because Jacob was dead—according to Jacob—and the healing spring was dirty, which was likely associated with Jacob's death. And Sayid may or may not be possessed by Jacob. So...there are a number of Jacob-related cues that point to their being back on the regular timeline, but I wouldn't discount the possibility of their being behind or ahead of Ben and the rest.
Additionally, Cindy told the other Templars that our Losties were on the "first plane." The second would be Ajira 316. (I don't think she's counting Yemi's plane because that crashed before 815 did).
My recaps are up. If you just want to reader a shorter summary, you can click the link to the recaplet on the first page of each one.
6-1: [link]
6-2: [link]
Excellent, Cindy. The paradox situation totally makes sense.
Looks like DDK won't be leaving the island--he's taken a role in the Hawaii 5-0 reboot.
But this is the last season of Lost, right?
So he could still leave the island. . . assuming that everyone else does.
I think ita means that the actor won't be leaving Hawaii.
I think ita means that the actor won't be leaving Hawaii.
But what if they film it in Vancouver? You know someone is considering it.
