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

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Grand Master

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was watching latest lost with a m8 yestaday and when syiad was point his gun at the other dude, he just shouted out SHOOT HIM!!!!!!!!!!! lol, they can't just kill him think of all the stuff he might know about the others, they made the mistake the first time when charlie wasted ethen. and where the hell is michael?

i think locke is the best character, as all the cool stuff has happend to him sofar, hes an awsome actor.

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The Pot

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also, because Hurley and Libby were both in the hospital (and we also heard the "Well Done, Walt" in the background of the last scene), maybe whoever survives the series ends up in the hospital AFTER they were on the island.. so the island is actually just flashbacks and what happens in the hospital is in the present...

yea, hope that was understandable :yes: :huh: :cool:

Well, I guess producres/directors have confirmed that whateve happening in the island is happening in real and its no dream. Introduction of the character Reason behind introduction of this character Dave might be the same. So count that out.

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howb21

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The part about Libby being a mental patient is actually in reference to Hurley's impression that he seen her somewhere before, so skorpain's claim that what happens in the hospital being the present cannot be true.

Nice episode by the way. Looking forward to finding out even more secrets next episode.

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Pc_Madness

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Yeh, and if it hasn't been aired yet, what are we supposed to do?

Firstly, stay out of this thread, secondly, download it off the net.

if i remember correctly (and im drunk so i could be wrong), there was 23 of the "original" losties, before the tail section came into it... and 2 of them have died so far.

there was 23 people on the deck and 2 of them died (because of hurley, apparently)

kind of fits in with how he keeps blaming himself for the plane crash aswell..

also, because Hurley and Libby were both in the hospital (and we also heard the "Well Done, Walt" in the background of the last scene), maybe whoever survives the series ends up in the hospital AFTER they were on the island.. so the island is actually just flashbacks and what happens in the hospital is in the present...

yea, hope that was understandable :yes: :huh: :cool:

You my friend, are very drunk! 48 originally from the middle section of the plane with... 3 of them dieing? (the random on the beach, science guy, blonde girl, boone, cop guy). I think there was 23 or so people in the tail section, but there only ended up being.. 6 or so who made it to the Middle Section?

And that would be a cool little ending, in the hospital. :)

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"S.O.S" to run 64 Minutes

LOST [LENGTH CHANGE]

Air Date: 4/12/06 (WEDNESDAY)

Time Slot: 9:00 PM-10:04 PM EST on ABC

Episode Title: (#219) "S.O.S."

CORRECTION/UPDATE

AS OF FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 2006

ALL TIMES ET (UNLESS NOTED)

ABC TELEVISION NETWORK LAST-MINUTE PROGRAM INFORMATION

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12

9:00 ? 10:04 PM

CORRECTION (LOST) ? ?S.O.S.? ? Please note the new run time for this program (formerly it was scheduled from 9:00-10:01 p.m.). (TV-PG,V) (HDTV/5.1 AUDIO, with Spanish audio via SAP). (CLOSED-CAPTIONED)

Source: http://www.thefutoncritic.com/

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Am_I_Evil

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Why do they do that? Why can't they just cut two or three commericials out instead of screwing with my TiVo :p

strange...my cable comapny DVR always adjusts with the Lost changes (the guide always has the extra minute or 4 or 5 or whatever...) maybe ABC just isn't informing Tivo of the changes but is informing TV Guide...

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Hurmoth

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strange...my cable comapny DVR always adjusts with the Lost changes (the guide always has the extra minute or 4 or 5 or whatever...) maybe ABC just isn't informing Tivo of the changes but is informing TV Guide...

No, my TiVo has no problem recording the extra 4 minutes, but I have a show that comes on at 10pm, right after Lost, that will get the beginning clipped.

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Am_I_Evil

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No, my TiVo has no problem recording the extra 4 minutes, but I have a show that comes on at 10pm, right after Lost, that will get the beginning clipped.

ahhh....my DVR can also record 2 things at once so i don't run into that issue...

Guest

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"see you in another life"

"you can't kill whats already dead"

"god can see this place about as well as the rest of the world"

The show is clearly trying to throw people off the point. Let's take a moment to realize that it's a story and storys need big twists and this show needs a MASSIVE one. At the moment, it's taking people along an almost sci-fi path with some religion on the side and some people have begun to notice the relivance of religion on the story line now. I propose (and i bet it's been said before) that they're all already dead and the island is some kind of place that people with issues have live until these have been resolved and once they have, they move on somehow. Yes I think that sucks but I really think thats what'll span out unless everyone begins to catch on and the writers make it span out even longer by changing the story.

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kjordan2001

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Yep, it's not purgatory and it's not anyone's dreams/imagination. There is supposed to be a logical explanation for everything on the island without resorting to any scifi stuff or anything wild like it being a dream or stuff like that. Although how they'll explain the cerberus system, I have no clue.

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Melfster

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Yep, it's not purgatory and it's not anyone's dreams/imagination. There is supposed to be a logical explanation for everything on the island without resorting to any scifi stuff or anything wild like it being a dream or stuff like that. Although how they'll explain the cerberus system, I have no clue.

There is no way you can rule out scifi entirely we have already seen parts of scifi in the show. Not only the security system aka the black smoke, but the polar bears and kates horse to name of few. They are all SCIFI elements.

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