"Lost" TV Show - Currently Season 2 (US aired)


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Interesting thing on the door. I'll have to look at my recording to get a closer look after the show's done. I'll link to a screenshot too unless someone beats me to it.

Oh snap, Henry Gale is a black man....so who's this guy?

Hatch door: here

Looks like it's a map of all the hatches.

Edited by kjordan2001

i got a screen shot coming you guys.. just be patient, unless you find another source.

Already posted.

Hatch door

Now if we could just figure the text out. It seems like a layout of all the hatches on the island. (Previously posted above by me, but spoiler tags may be a hassle).

Now that they've got food, their primal instinct emerges. Fights, bickering, arguments...the plot thickens...

What I hope the come to understand is that they've gone without the food before and there's no point in fighting over it. But then all these could lead to another plot twist; a death, maybe?

Will Locke ever walk again with his injury? Did the countdown trigger the lockdown? WILL THEY EVER BE RESCUED?! This show is AWESOME!!!

On the door it says

Possible CV II

-Inactive once

accident

[bottom center]

Are all the "hatches" connected?

I dont' know, I figure those X's mean that's the end of that hatch. Wonder what all the lines between the hatches and the big ? mark is. And what is at the big question mark?

Are the symbols inside each hatch on the diagram the same symbols that were on the counter when it hit zero?

your asking a question, no need to hide it?

if you look at the screens i uploaded, 3 posts up, you clearly see the "swan" mark on the bottom. There is an arrow pointing to it.. which seems to be the layout of the bases..

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