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shannon was the hottest on the island then kate then AL then sun then the rest are mingers.

i think the others are dharma because they had a dharma logo on the door and didnt the dude on jimmy kimmel say that hanso had shut down dharma.

is henry the leader of the others? also im sure he had dharma tatooo on the back of his neck from a screenshot from his first episode, thus adding to my above theory.

edit: just happened to be watching old school and john locke(terry o quinn) plays elisha cuthberts father. never noticed that before.

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is henry the leader of the others? also im sure he had dharma tatooo on the back of his neck from a screenshot from his first episode, thus adding to my above theory.

Err, if Henry had that tattoo on his neck, why did they spend so many episodes interrogating him to find out if he was an other?

edit: just happened to be watching old school and john locke(terry o quinn) plays elisha cuthberts father. never noticed that before.

I was watching Spiderman 2 just this evening. In the scene where Octavius first demostrates his energy thing-a-ma-bob, there is a scientist there helping. He says a line or two and that's the extent of his role - the actor is the same guy that plays Jin (can't think of his name).

I was watching Spiderman 2 just this evening. In the scene where Octavius first demostrates his energy thing-a-ma-bob, there is a scientist there helping. He says a line or two and that's the extent of his role - the actor is the same guy that plays Jin (can't think of his name).

Daniel Dae Kim (aka Jin) has been on a lot of TV shows and movies. He has shown up on 24, The Shield, CSI, NYPD Blue, Crash, etc. ;)

I was watching Spiderman 2 just this evening. In the scene where Octavius first demostrates his energy thing-a-ma-bob, there is a scientist there helping. He says a line or two and that's the extent of his role - the actor is the same guy that plays Jin (can't think of his name).

Yep. He's been in a LOT of stuff. Including Star Trek Voyager. And Enterprise. Here's a shot of him on Voy:

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Now please excuse the caps, as i copied them off of my - my space - bultian, i posted.

. THE BOAT THE OTHERS GAVE TO MICHIEL, RIGHT AFTER THEY SAILD OFF, I THOUGHT IT WAS GONA BLOW UP.

2.WHATS THE DEAL WITH THE WHITE LIGHTS AND THE HUGE SOUND? DID THE HATCH BLOW UP OR SOMETHING. WITH THE DOOR FLAYING IN THE AIR, AND LANDING ON THE BEACH.

3. LIBY,AT THE COFFIE SHOP, SHE BOUGHT DESOND A DRINK, WE LEARNED A BIT ABOUT HER PAST, I THINK, AFTER HER HUSBAND DIED, SHE COULDNT HANDLE IT, SO SHE WAS SENT TO AN MENTAL INSTUATION.

3. THE HATCH MYSTERYS,

4. DESMOND CAUSED THE PLAE TO CRASH, BY NOT PUSHING THE BUTTON IN TIME

5 THE HUGE ENDING., THAT GOT US ALL HANGING TILL SEASON 3 IN SEPTEMBER.

THERE ARE PROBLY MORE, THAT I'M MISSSING, TELL ME WHAT U THINK OF IT

***again Sorry for the caps, as i copied them off of my - my space - bultian, i posted***

...may i suggest you take some basic english lessons instead of wasting time watching season 3? :no:

For amusement watch CSI. I've lost count of the number of Lost actors who've cropped up in it:

Jin, Kate, Ethan, Sawyer, Bernard to name just a few.

Guys, Guys, Guys.....

LOST is a great show, but it's attempts at internationalization are TERRIBLE.

24: really good portrayal of other languages and cultures (Arabs, Muslims, Desis, and Mexicans). Good foreign language skills.

Lost: TERRIBLE foreign skills.

1) Sayid is Naveed Andrews, a Desi, not an Iraqi. He speaks *terrible* Arabic, and the other actors are even worse than he is. But he is a good actor so we can forgive that :p

2) Him praying: that totally portrayed Islam wrong, no one gets up from prostration because some guy is calling.

3) They make him out to be religious, but he had a hard-on for Shannon, which, if he was indeed religious, would never have happened.

4) The snowmen? I mean, really, they couldn't find a single native portugese OR brazillian to play that role?

Don't even get me started on their representation of what should have been MCTC Colchester.

Seems like there are so many hardcore fans that couldnt resist and they build their own houses there in Hawaii, to get at the 1st hand whats going on with the series. :shifty: :p

Like we don't have houses here in Hawaii? I suppose I'm typing this on my coconut computer! :D nah, I know you're kidding.

Anyway, the picture looks like it could be on the east short, like between late Kahalu'u area to passed Ka'a'awa area, but I could be wrong - that doesn't seem like the Ko'olau mountains in the background.

The area with the huts and fake hatch was filmed around Makapu'u area on the south-eastern shore near Sea Life Park.

Wish I could catch them fliming sometime.

I read somewhere that "Sawyer" not the Sawyer on the island his father the person he wanted to kill but killed the wrong person, someone rumoured that maybe Locke's "dad" is saywer as he is a con artist conning those italian people out of that 700,000 dollars. Also they said maybe Locke's dad and helen pulled a long con on Locke and both ran off with the money.

Don't know if it is true but it's interesting to think about.

Just noticed something in the Repeat!

Hurley said his house/farm got hit by Meteors...

When has that happened on this planet last 30 years?

So the show was either, totally unreleated to earth history or Hurley's imagination

Also, Kate just said "Live together, Die alone"... the Season Finale Title!

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