Still pretty much blown away. Fantastically put together. Not as "closing" as I expected (I really thought the 1977 episode would be wrapped up), but that's hardly a complaint. Loved everything about it. I think it's safe to say that now all pieces are placed on the board and that the last act will be epic beyond proportions.
I must resist the temptation to go back to season1 and watch everything again with the knowledge we have now. When the series is over - then we'll go back to the beginning. On BluRay. That will be so incredibly awesome.
"Awesome episode. I liked the end, it seemed like a homage to Jaws."
Wow, awesome, someone noticed that. First thing that popped into my head.I felt so bad for Juliette. I guess that actress has a new pilot this year so we know why they wrote her out! For the character, tough way to go out.How about that white title card at the end....not the usual black. Lost does finales like nothing else...."
I hated her character, so I was glad to see her fall down that massive hole. Sawyer needs to kill Jack already.
"Awesome episode. I liked the end, it seemed like a homage to Jaws."
Wow, awesome, someone noticed that. First thing that popped into my head.I felt so bad for Juliette. I guess that actress has a new pilot this year so we know why they wrote her out! For the character, tough way to go out.How about that white title card at the end....not the usual black. Lost does finales like nothing else...."
I hated her character, so I was glad to see her fall down that massive hole. Sawyer needs to kill Jack already. "
Apparently Jack killed Jack.
I was always okay with her. You know, she was pretty coy and super vague about everything but when she came on the show, it was a nice change from Kate. I'd take her over AnaL, Kate and Libby any day. :)
"How about that white title card at the end....not the usual black. Lost does finales like nothing else...."
I just watched the "Supernatural" finale and they did that too, with the credits on a white backround thing. I wonder if that means she succeded in setting off the bomb.
The season finale had some great moments. Hell.. the whole double episode ran from one great moment to the next. But on the other hand I'm glad that the next season will probably be the last and everything will get wrapped up and explained. This "we clear one question but throwing in two new ones in return" thing is starting to get old. At least for me.
It was such a mind fuck this past season, I was actually thankful when they showed that catch up episode. Everything came together perfect in my mind after that. lol, I actually forgot I was watching a double episode, it was epic. I hope the last ever episode is three long. I would not mind if it was film to be honest.
This seasons finale was enough to push me over the edge and pick up the first four seasons on blu-ray. (On sale for 40 bucks a pop ^_^) It will be a sad sad day when season 6 ends and I'll have to find a new best show on tv to watch.
Anyone remember that video with the rabbits about the Cashmere effect which essentially displaced and copied matter. There could have been an incident at some point in time where two Dharma scientist, or two dudes from the future were experimenting with the principle managed to disengage themselves from rational flows of time. The two men could be mortal, but displaced from time and reality itself. If your remember the rabbit video the two rabbits couldn’t touch in case they tore a hole in the universe, maybe the same principle exists with Samuel and Jacob.
That is, if we end up going down the science route, and not the spiritual Supernatural road.
I don't get why no one can follow the show but me. I completely understand everything that is going on in the show. For example, that thing in the box....spoilers.....I predicted that ever since Ben went into the cave. This stuff is all playing out pretty much how I expected it to, other than the thing with Juliet of course. That was a nice little surprise.
The season finale was pretty amazing. So, is it insinuating that Locke is the smoke monster, as well as the Christian Shepard seen on the island? If so, that is very interesting and I can't wait for the final season.
Lost is fucking amazing. They made many references to the other past seasons and they tied up a couple of things. The flashbacks with Jacob were very cool. When Juliet fell into the hole, I was freaking amazed. And the thing about Lock, I suspected something like that would happen, not like Einstein up there, but when he said they needed to ''take care'' of the passengers from the Algiers flight I remembered the thing about Rosseau's boyfriend and Ben's daughter, who looked pretty evil. Anywas, best series ever!
I don't get why no one can follow the show but me. I completely understand everything that is going on ... [more]
Those plane survivors honestly threw me off quite a bit. I didn't know what to make of them; my guess was they had some kind of weapon in the box but I see now that I was totally wrong.
I'm glad there's only one season left as I hat shows that drag on too long. I really hope they wrap all the loose ends because I'll be really annoyed if they leave things hanging.
RHCPfan24 said: The season finale was pretty amazing. So, is it insinuating that Locke is the smoke monster, as well ... [more]
Either you got it mixed up in your words or in your head. The guy who was talking to Jacob at the start, hasnt been named yet, but he "disguised" himself as Locke when Locke died. He could then manipulate Ben into killing Jacob, since the opening dialogue made it clear that Jacob cant kill The Man in Black, or vice versa.
RHCPfan24 said: The season finale was pretty amazing. So, is it insinuating that Locke is the smoke monster, as well ... [more]
I thought the man at the start somehow 'transformed' into a locke look-alike to trick ben. That's why Locke's body was with the passengers on the plane.
the man in black, from the beginning was able to find a loophole for jacob to be killed, and that loophole was lockes dead corpes and him manipulating ben.
the man in black, from the beginning was able to find a loophole for jacob to be killed, and that loophole was lockes dead corpes and him manipulating ben.
Yeah I know, but the way you wrote it, it seemed like you meant that Locke was the guy in the beginning. Was just the way you worded it then, no harm done :)
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