[Movie] LOST

I'll admit the chess game was pretty dumb, but i'm pretty sure Patchy's motive was to become the next Ethan, and earn their trust enough to infiltrate the survivors.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

My dad seems to think John is hiding something, with what Patchy was about to say about him, and how John didn't hesitate to kill him. I'm not sure what i think about that. Also, i wonder what he had planned for the C4.

I don't think John was part of the Dharma Initiative. If that came up when he first found the button, i might've believed it, cause he was so eager to push it and everything, maybe he was doing something he was supposed to do (take over in the event that the current button pusher became incapacitated). But after his first encounter with the Pearl, and how he stopped pushing the button, that implies that he didn't know anything about the station, and what it could really do.

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

I started to get this feeling that they were flashforwards when we see this drastic decline in Jack's condition compared to other episodes. After a while i started to wonder if it was jack/is this in the future etc...

I'm pissed off at charlie's death. Can a grenade explode underwater? A huge building like that would take a solid hour at least to fill up. Plenty of time for both of them to escape. That's the only point that i'm actually pissed off at. There's no way they can redeem that scene for me.

And they'd better have a pretty damn good explanation for Locke's recovery like that. I know they probably won't have one, but it's open ended enough for there to "be" one, so i'm not as pissed off.

I'm also kinda miffed that they killed Tom. Man, he was cool, probably my favourite Other. I would've liked to see him as a regular character.

Otherwise a pretty good episode. I felt like the Flashbacks were getting a little old. I wonder if flashforwards will become a regular thing.

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