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charliesmumThe biggest problem with the LOST community on LJ is the thread in which the week's episode is discussed tends to get very long, very quickly and is full of posts people make while they are watching the show and tend to be things like, 'Oh no! What's going to happen to (insert character's name)?' Or, 'Wow! I didn't expect to see that (insert strange plot twist)!' or really unhelpful things like 'OMGWTFBBQ!' These are hard to wade through. So, I thought I'd post my thoughts here on my journal. For those who don't watch LOST, move along, nothing to see here.
While I was very happy to know Sawyer wasn't dead, I kept asking the telly, 'Where's Jin?' every time they showed the raftaways. I'm very pleased they had Jin at the very end, because I would have been sad.
Speaking of Jin - how did he get back to the island and captured so darned quickly? Did he ride a shark or something? My own theory was that he somehow snuck onto the boat with Walt and was discovered when they got to the shore.
Speaking of sharks, apparently Bruce had the weird symbol thingy on his tail. I didn't see it, possibly because I had my hand over my eyes every time they did the Jaws thing.
Speaking of the weird symbol thingy, I'm glad they showed the hatch from Locke and Kate's POV, because I really wanted to know. Locke is so smart - giving Kate the knife The bit with the chocolate was brilliant. I loved how she stopped trying to escape for a minute to have some chocolate. Girl has her priorities.
As other people have said, obviously Locke watched Ghostbusters, because he answered 'yes' to the 'are you him' question.
Speaking of the 'are you him' question, I totally think Hurley is 'him'. Because the snowman joke sounds like something Hurley would know the answer to. Plus the whole numbers thing.
Speaking of the numbers, any theories as to why the numbers have to be keyed into the computer? It is obviously re-setting something. I wonder if it isn't just 'busywork' and doesn't really do anything. And is it tied into all the strange psychic stuff that is happening - the whispers and the walking and whatnot?
Speaking of strange psychic stuff, I hope we find out what happen to Walt soon, and why the Others wanted him. Poor little guy. I actually squeed when Michael gave baby Walt the toy Polar Bear. I just thought that was cute.
It really is an amazingly well written show. I love things that sort of exceed basic entertainment and transend into art, if that isn't too pretentious a thing to say. Buffy did that on several occasions, as does House. Gilmore Girls doesn't, but it is still top-quality entertainment.
Can I borrow a quarter? I need to buy a life...
While I was very happy to know Sawyer wasn't dead, I kept asking the telly, 'Where's Jin?' every time they showed the raftaways. I'm very pleased they had Jin at the very end, because I would have been sad.
Speaking of Jin - how did he get back to the island and captured so darned quickly? Did he ride a shark or something? My own theory was that he somehow snuck onto the boat with Walt and was discovered when they got to the shore.
Speaking of sharks, apparently Bruce had the weird symbol thingy on his tail. I didn't see it, possibly because I had my hand over my eyes every time they did the Jaws thing.
Speaking of the weird symbol thingy, I'm glad they showed the hatch from Locke and Kate's POV, because I really wanted to know. Locke is so smart - giving Kate the knife The bit with the chocolate was brilliant. I loved how she stopped trying to escape for a minute to have some chocolate. Girl has her priorities.
As other people have said, obviously Locke watched Ghostbusters, because he answered 'yes' to the 'are you him' question.
Speaking of the 'are you him' question, I totally think Hurley is 'him'. Because the snowman joke sounds like something Hurley would know the answer to. Plus the whole numbers thing.
Speaking of the numbers, any theories as to why the numbers have to be keyed into the computer? It is obviously re-setting something. I wonder if it isn't just 'busywork' and doesn't really do anything. And is it tied into all the strange psychic stuff that is happening - the whispers and the walking and whatnot?
Speaking of strange psychic stuff, I hope we find out what happen to Walt soon, and why the Others wanted him. Poor little guy. I actually squeed when Michael gave baby Walt the toy Polar Bear. I just thought that was cute.
It really is an amazingly well written show. I love things that sort of exceed basic entertainment and transend into art, if that isn't too pretentious a thing to say. Buffy did that on several occasions, as does House. Gilmore Girls doesn't, but it is still top-quality entertainment.
Can I borrow a quarter? I need to buy a life...