LOST- 6th and Final Season (NO SPOILERS)

cdp1223

dimitrispearljam wrote:

cdp1223 wrote:

I kind of thought Claire was pretty hot last night. Is that just me? :?

U ARE NOT ALONE OUT THERE BROTHER....

Or Sister, in my case. :shock:

dimitrispearljam

cdp1223 wrote:

dimitrispearljam wrote:

cdp1223 wrote:

I kind of thought Claire was pretty hot last night. Is that just me? :?

U ARE NOT ALONE OUT THERE BROTHER....

Or Sister, in my case. :shock:

:shock: . no pro..im a player..i play with the cards i have in hand

Black Diamond

Loved last nights episode. To me it looks like they are using the alt-universe to show each character getting over their fears which seems impossible to the characters on the island (Reminds me a bit of the Albert Brooks movie "Defending Your Life" where the characters can not move on to the next level of the universe until the overcome their fears). Is the reason for this that these versions were not "touched" by Jacob and can make their own decisions because have "free will" and not bound by the "touch of fate"?

I don’t see Jacob and Un-Locke as good and evil but fate and free-will.

We shall see I guess…

tvismyfriend

cdp1223 wrote:

108=Desmond?

Supposedly 108 is someone named Wallace.

cdp1223

tvismyfriend wrote:

cdp1223 wrote:

108=Desmond?

Supposedly 108 is someone named Wallace.

Yeah I read that on Lostpedia too. I'm not buying.

theserialthrilla

have not read any of the above...call me slow but ive just started season 1 ..now on ep 13... :shock:

cdp1223

theserialthrilla wrote:

have not read any of the above...call me slow but ive just started season 1 ..now on ep 13... :shock:

Oh god, stay outta this thread. Danger!!!
It is so much better if you don't have everything spoiled!

dimitrispearljam

cdp1223 wrote:

theserialthrilla wrote:

have not read any of the above...call me slow but ive just started season 1 ..now on ep 13... :shock:

Oh god, stay outta this thread. Danger!!!
It is so much better if you don't have everything spoiled!

jervin007

I am not 100% sure of this, but isn't 108 the heading to get to and from the island? I haven't had a chance to look back, but I could have sworn that was what Lupidus (spelling?) had to fly in the helicopter to get back to the freighter. Maybe that was the heading Michael had to use as well when he left in the boat.

If I had to suggest or assign a person to the number 108 I would have to say Charles Widmore. I think he has always been in favor of the islands preservation and will reveal himself as a good guy. Widmore is coming to save the day!!

Black Diamond

jervin007 wrote:

I am not 100% sure of this, but isn't 108 the heading to get to and from the island? I haven't had a chance to look back, but I could have sworn that was what Lupidus (spelling?) had to fly in the helicopter to get back to the freighter. Maybe that was the heading Michael had to use as well when he left in the boat.

If I had to suggest or assign a person to the number 108 I would have to say Charles Widmore. I think he has always been in favor of the islands preservation and will reveal himself as a good guy. Widmore is coming to save the day!!

The bearing that he was told was 305 and for Michael and Walt at the end of Season two is was 325. I was interested to see if those bearings (especially Michaels) would have been the same as their name on the Lighthouse wheel last night. Dawson was 124 though.

cdp1223

haha I just figured out that last night's episode was the108th televised hour of Lost.
GROAN!

jervin007

Black Diamond wrote:

jervin007 wrote:

I am not 100% sure of this, but isn't 108 the heading to get to and from the island? I haven't had a chance to look back, but I could have sworn that was what Lupidus (spelling?) had to fly in the helicopter to get back to the freighter. Maybe that was the heading Michael had to use as well when he left in the boat.

If I had to suggest or assign a person to the number 108 I would have to say Charles Widmore. I think he has always been in favor of the islands preservation and will reveal himself as a good guy. Widmore is coming to save the day!!

The bearing that he was told was 305 and for Michael and Walt at the end of Season two is was 325. I was interested to see if those bearings (especially Michaels) would have been the same as their name on the Lighthouse wheel last night. Dawson was 124 though.

Good to know, thanks!

igotid_8

cdp1223 wrote:

108=Desmond?

My thoughts exactly, my friend!

igotid_8

Anyone else notice Austen was #51, and Linus was crossed off?

Claire is still adorable. Why wasn't she the least bit surprised Jin was speaking perfect English?

rrivers

I really enjoyed last night's episode too. I was mad at Jack for breaking the mirrors. I would have loved to see what all the different numbers showed on the mirror.

cdp1223

igotid_8 wrote:

Anyone else notice Austen was #51, and Linus was crossed off?

Claire is still adorable. Why wasn't she the least bit surprised Jin was speaking perfect English?

I would totally do Claire from last night's episode.

Wait, I should probably be posting this in my OTHER thread...

Who Princess

rrivers wrote:

I really enjoyed last night's episode too. I was mad at Jack for breaking the mirrors. I would have loved to see what all the different numbers showed on the mirror.

The Ack Attack has some good screen shots (close up) of the compass. You can read a lot of the names.

I've probably made it known that I don't like Jack very much, although I'm starting to think I could like him in the Sideways universe. He turns down a drink, he's a douche of a dad but he wants to do better, he's still a Red Sox fan. :twisted:

But in the spirit of Jack from the last 5+ seasons, here's some great art work from Ack Attack:

Pepe Silvia

igotid_8 wrote:

robbyblaylock wrote:

i didnt dislike the kate episode. in fact, my friends all said this last one with locke was slow but i dont agree with that either. i liked the episode alot (though i just watched it last night) but i had one question.
even if the plane didnt crash and time carried on, hadnt locke already been done with his father? isnt his father the reason hes still in the chair? why did his fiance want to invite him to the wedding?
is it implied that part of their pasts have changed as well? did i miss something?

There are "differences" in the two worlds because of the Jughead explosion, ie the Island is underwater. But there are other changes too, which we are getting little by little. Locke has what appears to be a good relationship with his father - but we now do not know why he is paralyzed (although it happened AFTER meeting Helen, witness the pic on the desk) or how he even met Helen in the first place. (He had met her at anger management, but since there appears to be no anger in the sideways world, that can't be the case.)

Another question - why no mention of his mother? Not in photos or wedding plans. So something is odd there too. But God knows if we'll get all the answers to everything.

Enjoy "The Lighthouse" tonight!

i think locke's dad was involved with the island in some way, wasn't he? was 'the man from talahassee' episode ever explained? like how did his dad just happen to appear on the island? so maybe he'd been on the island before and since the explosion happened and the island is underwater he doesn't do certain things that end up making him a huge prick?

Pepe Silvia

Pepe Silvia wrote:

igotid_8 wrote:

robbyblaylock wrote:

i didnt dislike the kate episode. in fact, my friends all said this last one with locke was slow but i dont agree with that either. i liked the episode alot (though i just watched it last night) but i had one question.
even if the plane didnt crash and time carried on, hadnt locke already been done with his father? isnt his father the reason hes still in the chair? why did his fiance want to invite him to the wedding?
is it implied that part of their pasts have changed as well? did i miss something?

There are "differences" in the two worlds because of the Jughead explosion, ie the Island is underwater. But there are other changes too, which we are getting little by little. Locke has what appears to be a good relationship with his father - but we now do not know why he is paralyzed (although it happened AFTER meeting Helen, witness the pic on the desk) or how he even met Helen in the first place. (He had met her at anger management, but since there appears to be no anger in the sideways world, that can't be the case.)

Another question - why no mention of his mother? Not in photos or wedding plans. So something is odd there too. But God knows if we'll get all the answers to everything.

Enjoy "The Lighthouse" tonight!

i think locke's dad was involved with the island in some way, wasn't he? was 'the man from talahassee' episode ever explained? like how did his dad just happen to appear on the island? so maybe he'd been on the island before and since the explosion happened and the island is underwater he doesn't do certain things that end up making him a huge prick?

hmmm, i might be debunking myself here...locke's dad was the real sawyer, right? and the sawyer on the island went to australia to try and find the real sawyer...so if locke's dad didn't do that i wonder why he'd go to australia?

Pepe Silvia

cdp1223 wrote:

tvismyfriend wrote:

cdp1223 wrote:

108=Desmond?

Supposedly 108 is someone named Wallace.

Yeah I read that on Lostpedia too. I'm not buying.

i looked 'wallace' up and:
Wallace is a surname of Scottish origin meaning "Welsh".
Wallace is Jacob's surname
Wallace is Walt
Wallace is Walt's grandmother's surname
What's the evidence for wallace being his grandmother's surname?
I think it was the episode in season 4 kevin johnson where we see Walt's grandmother,
well actually its Micheal talking to her.
Wallace is the Man in Black. He was an actual man who died and was then inhabited by the smoke monster, much like John Locke was. Jacob was able to release the monster from him and allowed him to leave the island, but now he must come back. He will not have aged, just like Richard does not age because he was dead and inhabited by the smoke monster at one point too.
Wallace is Desmond. Wallace is a famous Scottish surname, and Desmond is Scottish.
Desmond is 108. When Jacob told Hurley to move the dial to 108* (4+8+15+23+42=108) it was so someone could get to the island. Desmond isn't on the island currently, and when Jack broke the mirrors, Jacob said he wouldn't worry because he would find a way to get there (ie: conciously flash himself there). Although the name next to 108 says "Wallace" it is possible Desmond's last name (Hume) isn't his birthname, much like Miles has a different last name than his parents.