LOST: Season 5

:oops: Duh!

Thanks, Riverrunner and Kat, how could I forget Aaron's grandmother was in L.A. by an amazing coincidence (if there is such a thing on Lost).

I love this show too, Kat!

Kat wrote:

Wouldn't Kate have taken Aaron to Grandma?

I love this show.

You know, the more I think about it, I think it is possible that Kate did leave Aaron with Grandma voluntarily. At first I thought she had been forced to give him up for some reason, but maybe she decided to do the "right thing" and come clean. Although, Kate has not really been too concerned with doing the right thing in the past. She is usually more concerned about herself. But anyway, she might have decided or somebody convinced her that she had to go back to the island, but she knew she shouldn't/couldn't take Aaron so she left Aaron with Claire's mom. She was too upset to talk about it with Jack, or is still mad at him over his relationship/ or lack thereof with Aaron.

And then again, maybe Widmore got hold of Aaron and his holding him hostage or something...

Can't make up my mind, but that is what makes this show so great.

pjsteelerfan wrote:

One thing though is I think Aaron is going to have a big role to play later on, his being on and off the Island has been a big issue since season one.

I continue to think he may be the pivotal character when it's all over.

We've been told that other people were "special" and we've watched them make mistakes and disappoint. We don't know anything about Aaron because he's a child but he was born on the island and he is unique.

Riverrunner wrote:

One last thing, and then I have to get some work done. Why was Ben on the plane? If they were trying to recreate the last flight he would not be there right? Doesn't he have other ways to get back to island? Well, maybe he doesn't because Hawking said that this was their one window of opportunity.

I wonder where the submarine fits into the picture? Remember the sub that Juliette supposedly traveled in to get to the island? But maybe that was just a ruse so she didn't know the truth.

Locke blew up the submarine.

Here's a crazy theory. In recreating the first flight as best they could, maybe Christian's grand child is on the plane. Maybe Jack knocked Kate up the night before the flight so there technically is a pregnant woman on the plane who is carrying Christian's grandchild. And maybe that is why Aaron was not needed to be on the plane.

Solat13 wrote:

Riverrunner wrote:

One last thing, and then I have to get some work done. Why was Ben on the plane? If they were trying to recreate the last flight he would not be there right? Doesn't he have other ways to get back to island? Well, maybe he doesn't because Hawking said that this was their one window of opportunity.

I wonder where the submarine fits into the picture? Remember the sub that Juliette supposedly traveled in to get to the island? But maybe that was just a ruse so she didn't know the truth.

Locke blew up the submarine.

Here's a crazy theory. In recreating the first flight as best they could, maybe Christian's grand child is on the plane. Maybe Jack knocked Kate up the night before the flight so there technically is a pregnant woman on the plane who is carrying Christian's grandchild. And maybe that is why Aaron was not needed to be on the plane.

This is exactly what I girl I work with thinks

Solat13 wrote:

Riverrunner wrote:

One last thing, and then I have to get some work done. Why was Ben on the plane? If they were trying to recreate the last flight he would not be there right? Doesn't he have other ways to get back to island? Well, maybe he doesn't because Hawking said that this was their one window of opportunity.

I wonder where the submarine fits into the picture? Remember the sub that Juliette supposedly traveled in to get to the island? But maybe that was just a ruse so she didn't know the truth.

Locke blew up the submarine.

Here's a crazy theory. In recreating the first flight as best they could, maybe Christian's grand child is on the plane. Maybe Jack knocked Kate up the night before the flight so there technically is a pregnant woman on the plane who is carrying Christian's grandchild. And maybe that is why Aaron was not needed to be on the plane.

I thought about that with Kate.

Ben is on the flight because he's a self-centered prick who has to be in the middle of everything and thinks the island belongs to him. How's he going to get it back if he doesn't go with everybody else? He'll keep trying to manipulate everybody as long as he can.

If they do finally kill him off, it won't be something as simple as Sun shooting him. It will have to be really, really dramatic or slow and painful as payback for 4 years of treating everybody else like used toilet paper.

Do you think Lapidus was on the flight to course correct the fact that he was supposed to be the original pilot on Oceanic 815?

Black Diamond wrote:

Do you think Lapidus was on the flight to course correct the fact that he was supposed to be the original pilot on Oceanic 815?

I thought the same thing. Its great how everything interconnects and works in circles on this show.

Aaron is Jacob!

i have nothing to back that up but wouldn't that be a curveball?

whoprincess wrote:

My husband will not commit himself to a TV show but he has grudgingly admitted to be hooked on Lost. We were talking about the show the other night and he said he just hoped the series conclusion lived up to the whole premise or he was going to be really mad about having spent so many hours watching TV! I just had to laugh, then I started thinking of lame endings for the show:

It was all an in-flight movie.

It was one of Hurley's hallucinations in that upscale mental hospital where the patients wear pajamas all the time (sooo realistic).

My pick: Sawyer wakes up in bed one morning and says to Jack, "Honey, I had the weirdest dream!"

LMAO!!!

How about Jeff Probst shows up and they have Tribal Council.