Lost season two, episode one airs 9/21/05 |
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Next Episode: SEASON PREMIERE
Wednesday, Sept. 21, 9/8c
"Man of Science, Man of Faith"
In the season premiere, one of the castaways is chosen to descend into the mysterious hatch, and Shannon stumbles upon a shockingly familiar face in the jungle. |
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| Posted by: Music_Chick152 | | MONKEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hehe, i like monkeys....
it would be too weird if boon came back to life or something....
i wonder if that's what their talking about with the whole "familiar face" dealio | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Whidden | | Isn't shannon the stupid girl who got amnesia? I bet she meets up with one of the others besides Eathan Rom who had her kidnapped before she escaped. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Sierradaddy | | Shannon's the bratty sister who can speak and understand french only when she's not under pressure. Her brother Boone died last season. I'll bet that's who she sees in the jungle. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Whidden | | I need to check the character list thread, i done forgot all these people over the summer.  | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: fuscia | | Claire was the pregnant one.
don't give Dave too hard of a time. Us 30 somethings sometimes forget stuff.  | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: fuscia | | Walt
Locke- crazy hatch loving dude who was in a wheelchair
Sawer- guy Fuscia drools over every episode
Jack- doctor who looks like he could use some malox. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Whidden | | But the good looking Korean woman is called the "crazy french lady", right?  | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: fuscia | | No Crazy French lady is the Crazy French lady- I forgot her name so I dub her that.
Sun is your hottie Korean lady.
Kate is the one that Sawyer is after
Hurley- big dude, REALLY big dude
Fuscia- saucy pirate wenchhey it's national talk like a pirate day argh! | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Sayzak | | Charlie was in drive shaft. Former addict. Anyone know if he grabbed some of the heroin from the plane? | | Reply To this Message
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Sayzak said this in post #14 :
Charlie was in drive shaft. Former addict. Anyone know if he grabbed some of the heroin from the plane? |
oh yeah, it showed a statue of Mary in his pack, the ones that were full of smack.
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| Posted by: Sayzak | | Roger that. But they were calling her something else toward the end... Russo? | | Reply To this Message
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Whidden said this in post #15 :
oh yeah, it showed a statue of Mary in his pack, the ones that were full of smack. |
Ahhh but don't forget, he was also one of the--if not the most--religious of the people on the island. It could just be for good luck. Something tells me someone, either Jack or Locke will see it, think less of him, and then shame him by grabbing the statue only to see that it's empty, and that he's carrying it around so that faith is on his side. After all, Locke, the man who walks because of faith, has kind of become his mentor.
My 2 cents.
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| Posted by: Music_Chick152 | | yea, remember last season, with the whole 3 times asking for the drugs, and he ended up burning them cuz of locke?
the french lady's real name is in the character list thing.
OFF TOPIC
does any1 else get a really nasty meaning from the band name drive shaft? or once again do i have a way sick mind? | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Sayzak | |
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Sierradaddy said this in post #19 :
Nah. It's full of the stuff. |
I suppose if it isn't broken it has to be. But he can't use it if it's not broken! It's ironic that a symbol of faith contains his most irrisistable temptation.
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| Posted by: Music_Chick152 | | I AM SOOOOOOOOOO FREAKIN OUT HERE!!!!!
omgomgomgomg
that desmond dude is in that hatch!!!!!!!!! like omfg! "i'll see you in another life"!!!!!! there are waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyy too many phsycics on this show!
where's kate???????
everything in the hatch is like, 70s or w/e
i think people should listen to hurly NUMBERS ARE BAD!!
was the creature down there? i heard a roar.
ack i'm mad at this show, it's all cliffhangers | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Whidden | | wow man.
Best ending ever too.
I am in shock,
Who thought we would find:
70's super computers. fruit daquries. Wierdo's named Desmond, that call you BROTHER and caused miracles in your past.
Electric dryers, ambiant lighting, strange magnets, record players, mystery injections, exercise bikes,
GUNS, showers, dude washing a green bowl in a sink, windows with what look like daylight in them, grafitti on the wall with strange numbers,
Walt appearing in visions all wet,
a geo-something or the other thinga majigger orb, like the one at Epcot center,
it's very rare that something lives up to the hype, this one went beyond the hype,
that Desmond dude, he FREAKS me out big time, like Eathan Rom did.
When he was talking to Jack at the stadium, before you knew he was "HATCH GUY",
I was getting all creepy feeling, like is this dude an angle or what.
See you in another life, he told Jack, after he grinned at him for 5 minutes.
Also, when he said, "You been running like the devil is on your tail", or something similar,
I got all spooked about Homer,
and rightly so.
You know, the rest of the season can suck now, I don't care. I got my moneys worth with this first one.
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| Posted by: Whidden | |
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Music_Chick152 said this in post #26 :
I AM SOOOOOOOOOO FREAKIN OUT HERE!!!!!
omgomgomgomg
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I am freaked out myself. Sandy June is rewinding and watching all the good scene a third time,
I already watched them a second time with her,
whew, the show made me hyper. 
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| Posted by: Music_Chick152 | | lol
i had to go over homework with friends and finish homework. so i couldnt watch it over and over. i'll do that this weekend for sure. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Sayzak | | I knew they'd introduce the character in the hatch relatively early in the show. As soon as Jack bumped into that guy running the stairs like a super-athlete I knew it was him. He's injecting himself with something that makes him strong, obviousely. I'm guessing he's got more friends down there.
What is he? He obviousely believes in miracles--or makes them happen. Ironic that him, Locke, and Jack would be down there. Locke was paralyzed, Jack's patient was paralyzed, and Desmond can either see the future or dictate it.
Crazy. What a show. How they can keep this going... I can't imagine. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Whidden | |
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Music_Chick152 said this in post #29 :
lol
i had to go over homework with friends and finish homework. so i couldnt watch it over and over. i'll do that this weekend for sure. |
when I get some extra time, I want to check the grafitti they had on the wall,
I saw some numbers, but I want to see what the pic was of, I saw a house i know for sure, but it went by fast.
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| Posted by: Sayzak | | I was thinking the same thing. I actually maed a point to repeat all those numbers in my head. I thought I had 'em memorized but the suspense washed them away minutes later. Darn it! | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Whidden | |
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Sayzak said this in post #30 :
I knew they'd introduce the character in the hatch relatively early in the show. As soon as Jack bumped into that guy running the stairs like a super-athlete I knew it was him. He's injecting himself with something that makes him strong, obviousely. I'm guessing he's got more friends down there.
What is he? He obviousely believes in miracles--or makes them happen. Ironic that him, Locke, and Jack would be down there. Locke was paralyzed, Jack's patient was paralyzed, and Desmond can either see the future or dictate it.
Crazy. What a show. How they can keep this going... I can't imagine. |
I didn't think of that, but it's true. He healed (or had partial credit) Jacks woman, and maybe Locke.
I slowed it down and tried to read the injections, but who knows what it was, had generic stuff on it.
When the music changed to that AWESOME creepy stuff they play, when he was shooting up,
I about flipped my lid.
I wanted to hide under the couch.
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| Posted by: Sierradaddy | | So, is the show about "selling your soul" in a way? This Desmond guy helps save Jack's patient (?) in exchange for the rest of Jack's life on some island in the middle of nowhere?
I have yet to see the episode. I'm at work (dammit)... 
Who is this Desmond dude, anyways? Where would I know him from? Any past episodes? | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Sayzak | | No, Desmond is new to us. But Jack had one of his flash backs and recalls bumping into this Desmond character while running to blow off steam. Desmond is the most interesting character yet. To say the least. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Pippin | | Wow. Just watched it. I wish I lived on the east coast so I could have watched it earlier. Shucks.
Now I'm hyper. That was one rockin start I thought it was interesting how Desmond said, "You're running like the Devil's on your back" and Jack was trying to catch him and was running like a mad man because of him, so that would kind of make Desmond the Devil, would it not?
When Shannon was looking around wildly and the camera was moving around to be her eyes, did anyone else see flashes of pink? I thought that is was skin colored, like someone would be standing there. Couldn't have been Walt, cause he's got dark skin. Someone I read something that Shannon would see Boone again, so I figured it would be a halucination like Boone had of her, but then when I saw that I was like, "Crazy! That's not Boone already, is it??!" Well, I guess not, since they never stopped the camera with the pink in view.
Oh man, it's past ten and I have to go to school tomorrow, or else I'd stay up and talk about Lost. I'll be back in the morning, I guess. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Lawless | | When I first saw Desmond sitting there, talking to Jack, about miracles, etc... I said... "Hmmmmmmmmmmm, is this guy an angel!?" Then, Jack's patient is healed.... it's a miracle, which Jack said that she would need. Hmmmmmm, I got to thinking again, but was sure. Then, we see that he is the one in the 'hole' on the island, and I'm thinking... he's no angel, more like the devil. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Sayzak | | My mother watched the show and loosely speculated that Desmond is gaurding some kind of gate between dimensions.
After thinking about that, I wondered... if that were somehow true, then it could explain a lot of things in a round-a-bout way. Such as the delusions... the whispering... the miracles.
Perhaps all our main characters have "other" versions of themselve's on the other side? | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Edward Teach | | Did nobody see the word quarantine on the hatch? On the INSIDE of the hatch which would indicate that the ISLAND is quarantined, not what's in the hatch. And if it was only him in there then why would he need the word. The word must be there for other people. And the hatch was sealed from the INSIDE. Of course it was a hatch not being used for a long time. And what is he doing there from Jacks past.
The magnetism could either be occuring naturally (which would signify lots of magnetic shift) or motorized equipment.
I didn't record it so I can't go back to review.
And my wife pointed out that the lady in the hospital married Jack.
I still think someone is dreaming all of this and in a dream many weird things can happen, possibly Jack since he is the only one who knew this guy. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Edward Teach | | I'm sure each one of us sees something that the others didn't. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Ollie23 | | OK, sorry guys i am a moron, i posted in season one. But seriously who is that scary guy in the end? How do you know that Jack married the woman in the hospital? There are so many story lines to keep up with (Sigh) It was a great season opener though, I am obsessed with it!  | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Edward Teach | | I don't know but somehow my wife knows. He must have mentioned having a wife at some point in time. And the guy at the end is the same guy Jack saw when he was running up the steps in the stadium and sprang his ankle. His name is Desmond. Now why and how he is there, that is a VERY BIG QUESTION????? | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Music_Chick152 | | my mom thought dessy was an angel, but then,i looked at him. i remembered the begining of the show, and thought of the features of the hatch guy, like his hands, they were kind of girl ish. and his nose too, it was a little different. then his skin color and his hair, and the "see you in another life" and i figured it out, i'm slow i know.
i just read all of that and i'm tired so now my head hurts like, really bad, thanks guys. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Lawless | | Oh, that's right... the last thing that Desmond said to Jack, at the stadium was, "See you in another life"
So, is THIS life, on the island, another life? Are they really dead, and living in a 'spiritual realm' or something?
Dang, there are sooooo many twists and turns to this show, and it's never ending. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Sierradaddy | | Thing is, people have died on this island. It's hard to imagine a spiritual realm where people are dying. Jack himself almost died when he got buried alive in the cave... I'm thinking that the "another life" line refers the clean slate they've all been given while on the island, and how their lives changed as a result of them being stranded there. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Lawless | | That's true... hmmmm, well, just trying to toss out ideas. Besides, I missed MOST of season one, though, I'm getting the dvd's from a friend, and will be "up to par" shortly!  | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Music_Chick152 | | yea, i think that the "another life" is the whole starting over thing with the island
yea, i have to get the season 1 on dvd, and house, those are both on my xmas list, but hopefully i'll get them in advance this ear | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Edward Teach | | I love House
I think Another Life just meant another point in time. Surely it can be said that their Life's have changed. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Lawless | | True... their lives have DRASTICALLY changed.
So, do you think that Desmond KNEW that he would see Jack again?
Was that 'meeting' at the stadium just a random event, or planned? | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Music_Chick152 | | it was prolly planned knowing this show.
.....either that or it was extreamly significant
prolly the 2nd one | | Reply To this Message
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Sierradaddy said this in post #47 :
Thing is, people have died on this island. It's hard to imagine a spiritual realm where people are dying. Jack himself almost died when he got buried alive in the cave... I'm thinking that the "another life" line refers the clean slate they've all been given while on the island, and how their lives changed as a result of them being stranded there. |
Maybe the few who died on the show, left the spiritual world because they survived the crash, while the others did not? And our "lost" characters are stuck between realms? This show is fun to tinker with in my head.
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| Posted by: Lawless | | Ohhhhhhhhhhh, great one, Matt!!! Yeah, that's a definate possibility. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Whidden | | Whats that 70's computer doing?
I think it controls the MONSTER.
I reviewed the graffiti on the wall, the line said "M Sick",
I'm assuming it says "I'm sick" and I can't see the "I". That would tie in with the Quaranteen lid, and the CRAZY French Lady's version of what happened to her crew...they all got sick and died.
Also, it had a screaming woman or man or child, it looked like Van Go's the Silent Scream.
I think it would be neat, if it turns out that Desmond has appeared to everyone at some point in their life. That would be cool.
I loved it last night, it was just awesome. Sitting there, watching that dude do dishes and ride his exercise bike, to that cheesy 70's rock music,
then HITCHCOCK music starts, dust falls from the cieling, and the sudden realization that I had just been had,
that we were in the HATCH.
I love it when they do that, when they play with your mind, and make you think you are in some flashback,
and all the while, you are in the very HATCH that you been thinking about all summer.
They did it with the girls boyfriend as well. He goes to talk to Jack, and you think the first words out of his mouth are going to be,
"Will she ever walk again?"
but instead, you get him saying, "Will she be able to make love?"
Wow. What a zinger. What a slap in the face. I love it, it's good writing, they go for the cliche' and then twist it, so you never really know what anyone is going to say or do. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Music_Chick152 | | yea, the whole thing with the bf just made me mad. he didnt even visit her in the hospital!!!
he just wants to screw her, that's all | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Pippin | | As to wondering how we knew the woman was Jack's future wife: In a flashback Jack was marrying a blond woman named Sarah. She said that he saved her life and that she was a patient of his. I forget, but did she say something about getting to dance at their wedding?
I agree that the comment,"See you in another life" meant in a changed life or just simply later. Their lives have atlered completely since before the crash. To quote Jack himself, "We all got new lives on this island." | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Music_Chick152 | | i think that she did say something about dancing at her wedding, not sure though | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Pippin | | I meant in the flashback to the speeches made at Jack's wedding, not when Sarah was in the hospital. She did say she wanted to dance when she was in the hospital. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Sandy June | | Why Damon Lindelof Didn't Reveal What's in the Hatch in Season One: “What’s in there is really, really cool and we decided that whatever it was they found in there was going to change their existence on the island. So instead of it just being something that they see and then leave, it forces them to reevaluate everything they thought they knew about where they are and why they’re there and what they’re supposed to do there more importantly. The hatch instead of just being something in the first couple episodes is going to go all the way through season two.”Damon Lindelof on Figuring Out What's in the Hatch: “Then over the course of subsequent weeks as we were writing the pilot and casting the pilot, we kept talking about what would be in this hatch. Then Carlton Cuse came on around episode four or five and he joined the conversation. We said the rule will be they would not find the hatch until we know what is in it. And we finally figured it out and said okay, this is awesome.
They found the hatch around episode 10 or 11. We always knew they would not open it until the end of season one and we would not go in until the beginning of season two which has frustrated people a little and I totally get that. I would be frustrated too, but if we had shown them just a little bit of what was in the hatch, they’d be 1000 times more frustrated than they were with seeing nothing because it would have made no sense. It would have had no context.”
Damon Lindelof on Lost's Magic Numbers: “How far out we thought about the numbers is irrelevant to the fact that they landed in a way that we never, ever imagined. They were always going to be an incredibly important part of the island mythology and all I’ll say is the first three episodes right out of the gate, you’ll have a much clearer understanding of not what they mean but what they do.” | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Lawless | | Sandy June... it's great to see you in here!!! Keep an eye on that man of yours while you're here, okay? 
That's a really interesting post there... and it sounds like we will learn a little, and yet, be more confused than ever!!! I like it... keep the suspense of it all going on and on!!! | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Music_Chick152 | | ok, that was interesting and mad me totally lost.
just like the show | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Sandy June | | Yes, he did. He is suppose to be making me some other ones so I can switch around. I can not make him have Jack as his avatar. I found a really nice picture for him. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Lawless | | Which characters do you want? I posted a bunch in the second post in this thread, for Sherry, of Kate. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: becker | | The plot of "LOST"
Plot Summary for
Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983)
Four directors collaborated to remake four episodes of the popular television series 'The Twilight Zone' for this movie. The episodes are updated slightly and in color (the television show was in black-and-white), but very true to the originals, where eerie and disturbing situations gradually spin out of control.
Summary written by Tad Dibbern {DIBBERN_D@a1.mscf.upenn.edu}
Four horror/science-fiction segments directed by four of Hollywood's famous directors based on TV's most popular anthology series, bookened by a funny and scary prologue and epilogue featuring Dan Aykroyd and Albert Brooks. In the first story directed by John Landis (the only one not adapted from an original TV episode) a loud-mouthed bigotted businessman (Vic Morrow) with an intense hatred for Jews, blacks, and Asians, gets the tables turned on him when he walks out a bar and is inexplicably transported back in time to being persued by Nazis in 1940s France, then as an African-American at a KKK rally in the 1950s Deep South, and as a Vietnamese in 1960s Vietnam. The second story directed by Stephen Spielberg (a remake of 'Kick the Can') an old man (Scatman Crothers) arrives at a retirement home and makes the wishes of the residents come true when he magicaly transforms them into youthful incarnations of their days gone by. [COLOR=crimson] Joe Dante (a remake of 'It's a Good Life') a young woman on the road (Kathleen Quinlan) gives a ride to a mysterous 10-year-old boy (Jeremy Licth) to his house and ends up trapped with other people in an alternate reality created by the boy's imagination. The fourth story directed by George Miller (a remake of 'Nightmare at 20,000 Feet) stars John Lithgow as an passenger on an airline whom sees, but cannot convince anyone, a mysterious creature on the outside wing of the airplane trying to sabotage the aircraft.
Read the third story. Then try to see the Movie. This I believe is the true plot of "Lost." | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Music_Chick152 | | i cant even imagine how much thought must go into the making of this show | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Sayzak | | Hmmm... but if that's true, the mystery of the show will be almost completely gone once that's discovered... | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Whidden | | I would rather it be a sick alien, imprisioned on an island, and he calls in people with physic powers to help free him,
himself an empath who travels via mindwaves, to meet them all in their lives, (like in stadiums) and slowly draw them to his government prison Island, which is sheilded by a giant glass bubble,
and a security device that runs off 70's computers.
If it's a boy making up his own reality, I will be slightly peeved. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Sayzak | |
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Whidden said this in post #75 :
I would rather it be a sick alien, imprisioned on an island, and he calls in people with physic powers to help free him,
himself an empath who travels via mindwaves, to meet them all in their lives, (like in stadiums) and slowly draw them to his government prison Island, which is sheilded by a giant glass bubble,
and a security device that runs off 70's computers.
If it's a boy making up his own reality, I will be slightly peeved. |
I'm with you on this one...
Maybe it's a combination of the two?
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| Posted by: Whidden | |
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becker said this in post #76 :
That's my theory. Try to see the movie. The similarity is there. |
I have seen it a few times, that's my favorite short story of the 4 or 5 they show.
The kid has them in a house, and is making the cartoons come alive.
It's the one where the old dude from invasion of the body snatchers pulls a giant deformed crazy rabbit out of a hat. And it utterly terrified.
The boy traps strangers at this house, and trys to make them love him, but he is sadistic when they don't give him love in return.
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| Posted by: Whidden | |
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Sayzak said this in post #77 :
I'm with you on this one...
Maybe it's a combination of the two? |
It might be, or it maybe the OLD Forbidden Planet/Sphere plot, that has a device that makes your dreams come true, and makes them into physical form.
I hope not, that has been beat to death. But it would explain some things.
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| Posted by: becker | | My theory is the only thing that illustrates the impossible events.
Instant healing. Pirates. Polar Bear, etc. The kid developed his ability because of the shocks to his system when he was forced to be with his father. It was dormant until that time. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Lawless | |
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Whidden said this in post #78 :
I have seen it a few times, that's my favorite short story of the 4 or 5 they show.
The kid has them in a house, and is making the cartoons come alive.
It's the one where the old dude from invasion of the body snatchers pulls a giant deformed crazy rabbit out of a hat. And it utterly terrified.
The boy traps strangers at this house, and trys to make them love him, but he is sadistic when they don't give him love in return. |
I've seen that movie a few tooooo many times!!! *shivers*
No, I don't want to see THAT be what is behind all of this show.
I'm with you, Dave... an alien, etc....
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| Posted by: fuscia | | Not me. I am terrible with symbolism, that and the fact that I rarely get to watch the show without something else going on- I need my Lost time! I missed out on a lot of the clues. I think maybe I will start recording it. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Sierradaddy | | The island is like the matrix, and the hatch is the rabbit hole that will show them all what the truth is. Blowing off the hatch was ingesting the red pill.
The are all in a prison -- for their MINDS... 
The Twilight Zone theory is an interesting one...  | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Music_Chick152 | | i do agree that walt will prolly have a big part in this. i dunno, this is way too much information for my small brain | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: fuscia | | Now that would suck. I have not and will not watch the Matrix. Even Mahesh gave up on me watching it. I just can't get past watching Keanu. That guy annoys me. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: becker | |
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Whidden said this in post #78 :
I have seen it a few times, that's my favorite short story of the 4 or 5 they show.
The kid has them in a house, and is making the cartoons come alive.
It's the one where the old dude from invasion of the body snatchers pulls a giant deformed crazy rabbit out of a hat. And it utterly terrified.
The boy traps strangers at this house, and trys to make them love him, but he is sadistic when they don't give him love in return. |
The difference is that the "Twilight Zone" kid knows what he is doing.
I think Walt is doing his creativity without even realizing that he is causing all these strange and "Impossiblities" to take place. I do believe these things are actually taking place and cause real reactions. But nothing is ever explained....ever!!!!!!It's all designed to keep the audience for the show panting for next weeks hour. Clever programming......but never satisfying.
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Music_Chick152 said this in post #60 :
i think that she did say something about dancing at her wedding, not sure though |
What I remember is when she first appeared in the episode where Jack meets her for the first time and she is terribly injured, she mumbles something and one of the team asked what she said. Jack answered "She said she has to dance at her wedding."
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| Posted by: illuminate | | I posted this in the other thread, but...
Did the raft float them to the island or to ANOTHER island? Or to the OTHER SIDE of the island. Sawyer seemed to recognize it as "home." But how could NO OTHER SURVIVORS be there (not the others).
And did the French lady ever explain why everyone BUT her got sick? And whatever happened to her anyway? | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: illuminate | | OH, i have a questions, remember when Sayid found that cable in the sand and followed it all the way to the trap that took him to the french chick? Where IN THE WATER, does that cable go? They never said anything... obviously it goes SOMEWHERE!!! | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Whidden | | It's the same island, just the other side of it.
The french lady said they went to the black rock and got sick, maybe she did not go to the black rock, but she might have because she had a lot of dynomite and knew where it was,
so maybe she was just immune. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Music_Chick152 | | i am pretty sure the sickness is insanity, and i dont think crazy people know they're crazy, she is crazy and prolly doesnt know it | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: KerryO2 | | This show drives me crazy. Why do I continue to watch?
I woke up in the middle of the night and realized that the girl who got shoved into the pit with Michael, Jin and Sawyer was the same girl who flirted with Jack in the bar at the airport. It takes me a little while to make these connections.
Does it seem to anyone else that the commercials are even more annoying and more frequent than on other shows? | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Sandy June | | They do seem to be showing more commercials now than they did the first season. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Music_Chick152 | | i think they just like to make us even more frustrated with not knowing stuff than we already are. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Edward Teach | |
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KerryO2 said this in post #98 :
This show drives me crazy. Why do I continue to watch?
I woke up in the middle of the night and realized that the girl who got shoved into the pit with Michael, Jin and Sawyer was the same girl who flirted with Jack in the bar at the airport. It takes me a little while to make these connections.
Does it seem to anyone else that the commercials are even more annoying and more frequent than on other shows? |
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| Posted by: KerryO2 | | So now we have to look forward to Jack's story about how he happened not to be married anymore. My first thought was that she must have died, but knowing this show, it would never be that simple. She probably was carried off by sea sprites or forest nymphs. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Pippin | | No, he divorced her. In the season one finale when he met Ana Lucia she asked if he was married and he said divorced, not widower. Which is sadder, in my opinion. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Sayzak | |
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Pippin said this in post #105 :
No, he divorced her. In the season one finale when he met Ana Lucia she asked if he was married and he said divorced, not widower. Which is sadder, in my opinion. |
that is sad. well, maybe he just says divorced so he doesn't have to talk about her death... eh maybe not.
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| Posted by: KerryO2 | |
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Pippin said this in post #105 :
No, he divorced her. In the season one finale when he met Ana Lucia she asked if he was married and he said divorced, not widower. Which is sadder, in my opinion. |
I really don't remember Jack saying he was divorced. I remember their meeting and what I remember of the conversation she asked if he was married and he just responced "Not anymore." Maybe I remember it wrong.
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| Posted by: Sayzak | | I carefully watched the season finale again... never saw anna lucia in it. Which episode, exactly, was she in? And what time in the episode did they meet? I don't remember ever seeing her at all until the second season. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Whidden | | she was in the very last episode, in the last 15 minutes or so,
she was the girl that Jack was talking to in the airport bar.
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(COMMERCIAL SET)
FADE IN.
[INT. (SYDNEY) AIRPORT BAR -- DAY - JACK'S FLASHBACK]
(Jack is sitting at the bar finishing his drink when a young woman walks in and
takes a seat near him.)
(Jack puts his drink down and rubs his eyes.)
ANA LUCIA: (to the bartender) Tequila and tonic with a wedge of lemon.
(She turns and looks at Jack.)
ANA LUCIA: Why were you yelling? (Jack gives her a puzzled look, not
understanding what she's talking about.) The girl at the check-in counter. You
were yelling at her.
(He chuckles a little.)
JACK: I'm sorry uh ... do I know you?
ANA LUCIA: I'm on your flight. L.A?
(Jack nods.)
ANA LUCIA: So your dad died, huh?
JACK: I thought you didn't hear what I was yelling about.
ANA LUCIA: I was being polite.
JACK: (nods) Yeah. My dad died.
ANA LUCIA: How?
JACK: A heart attack.
(Jack coughs.)
ANA LUCIA: Not a drinker, huh?
JACK: No. No, not really.
(She glances at him, pauses, then decides to ask anyway.)
ANA LUCIA: No ring 'cause you're single or because you don't like wearing one?
JACK: Are you asking me if I'm married?
ANA LUCIA: Are you married?
JACK: (shakes his head) No. No, not anymore. Could I get another tequila and
tonic, please?
ANA LUCIA: I didn't think you were listening.
(She moves over one chair closer to Jack.)
JACK: So what's your name?
ANA LUCIA: Ana-Lucia.
(They shake hands.)
JACK: So tell me, Ana-Lucia, -- (He checks his watch) -- why are you drinking
tequila and tonics at 10 to noon?
ANA LUCIA: I hate flying. And they stuck me all the way in the back of the
plane where the wheels come down right under your damn feet. (Jack chuckles as
he takes another sip.) So where are you sitting?
(Jack takes his ticket out and checks.)
JACK: 23-B.
ANA LUCIA: 42-F. Want to trade?
(Jack laughs.)
(Ana Lucia's phone rings. She answers it.)
ANA LUCIA: Hey. Yeah, I'm ... hold on. (She stands up.) Sorry ...
JACK: Uh, Jack.
ANA LUCIA: Jack, I got to talk. Um ... We'll have the next drink on the plane,
okay?
(He smiles.)
JACK: 42-F.
(She smiles as she puts some bills on the counter.)
ANA LUCIA: 42-F. Right.
(Ana Lucia heads for the door. She stops.)
ANA LUCIA: And, Jack ...
(Jack turns and looks at her.)
ANA LUCIA: The worst part's over.
(She smiles and leaves.)
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| Posted by: Sayzak | | I have the last episode... but that conversation never happens in it. I'm confused.
how many episodes are there?
What are the nameso f the last 4 or 5 episodes?
Just so I know...
thanks...
EDIT: Nevermind, I found a synopse of it. Interesting. It's not the finale, it's the second-to-last episode. Which I didn't have, because the one I had was titled wrong... funny. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Whidden | |
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Sayzak said this in post #110 :
I have the last episode... but that conversation never happens in it. I'm confused.
how many episodes are there?
What are the nameso f the last 4 or 5 episodes?
Just so I know...
thanks...
EDIT: Nevermind, I found a synopse of it. Interesting. It's not the finale, it's the second-to-last episode. Which I didn't have, because the one I had was titled wrong... funny. |
Hey, do you want the notepad file, with the season one script on it?
It's over a megabyte and it's all crammed together, but when you copy it to inreview, all the spaces are there like they are supposed to be. Wierd.
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| Posted by: Music_Chick152 | | i wonder if she did die? if she did that sure would suck. he seemed upset when dessy asked about her. dunno, that may have been just the situation he was in though. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Edward Teach | | I saw that episode but don't remember which one it was. Very well could have been the last one of last season since a lot of the focus was on Jack and it introduced Anna Lucia and Desmond for this season. | | Reply To this Message
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| Posted by: Sayzak | |
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Whidden said this in post #111 :
Hey, do you want the notepad file, with the season one script on it?
It's over a megabyte and it's all crammed together, but when you copy it to inreview, all the spaces are there like they are supposed to be. Wierd. |
It's okay, thanks though. I got it. 
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