[Movie] LOST

Oh right, this is coming back soon isn't it? I had forgotten about this.

So they are going to be spending more time on the beach rather than most of the episodes with The Others and Kate, Jack & Sawyer? Why? I thought that this was the only part of the series that had anything going for it, well apart from the whole thing with Desmond being some sort of seer, and the other hatches, but they can only play that card so many times before people get bored with it. I hope that they don't concentrate too much on the beach people, I want to know what happens with The Others.

Originally Posted by Sassafrass

I want to be hurled toward answers.

I think that it is safe to say that we won't be getting anything for a while, this is Lost afterall.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Seems like the creators have finally discovered what makes the show great again. The past few episodes have been good ever since the worst ever episode with the Jack flashbacks.
I've not said this for a while, but I can't wait for next week.

Spoiler:

How does Danielle come into all of this? Kate, Sayid and Locke know that she is in the compound, but the Others don't. Now that she has seen her daughter, and knows that she is alive and well, there is no telling what she could do.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by The Furious One

So I take it the actress and her diamond stealing boyfriend wont be coming back.

I would say so, but that hasn't stopped them bringing back the likes of Boune and Shannon now, has it?

I guess the episode was okay. I've nothing much to say about it. Except, where the bloody hell have they all gone, and why take Locke with them.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Originally Posted by liuu

I just don't get why they would want to make a season only 16 episode long.

Maybe they are running out of ideas. Or maybe they already know where it is they are going with this, and aren't making it up as they go along, and have decided that they the story would fit better compressed into 3 sets of 16 rather than 2 lots of 24.

So that means we have approximately 50 episodes left!! Will we get all the answers that we want and need?

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

Originally Posted by sprouticus

Also, $100 says Juliette = Anna.

I'm not sure.

Spoiler:

She did arrive on the island some time after Ben, wasn't he the one that brought her to island so I think that the chances of her actually being Juliette are pretty slim. Or it could be Anna. She may have left the island when she was a child, and once Ben found out where she was and that she was a Fertility Doctor he jumped at the chance of seeing her again. Far-fetched I know, but this is Lost.

Spoiler:

It does look like that Richard hasn't aged at all. It could also be the case with Ben once the natives accepted him as one them. It looks like they were at war with the people from Dharma, and killing them was Ben's initiation into the group, granting him the immortality of the natives.

As for Jacob, I'm not sure what to make of him. But I'd have to agree about the ring of ash around his house/bunker, it seems to be a barrier stopping him from wandering the island. I think that he will save Locke though.
And why did he say "Help Me" to Locke, are the natives holding Jacob against his will? I guess that might explain the ash ring.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Originally Posted by Dr. Uzuki

Ben's group did have a submarine in their possession and Juliet knew of the Looking Glass.

Spoiler:

It did look as if the bit where Charlie appeared in The Looking Glass was big enough for the dinky sub, so I reckon that the women down there have something to do with the hostiles. Juliet did mention that Ben told her and the others that the Looking Glass was flooded, is he trying to hide something down there? Maybe the women are, as mentioned above, the women that were supposed to have died in childbirth, and for some reason or other Ben is trying to hide them from the rest of the others.

Or they could just be the last of Dharma, but then again that gas bomb that Ben left off in the last episode would have surely killed them? It did seem to cover quite a large area.

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?