Lost - Season Three

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When the Sawyer got the fish treat for the first time, his keeper or whatever, said good job, it only took the BEARS two day(i don't remember exactly what he said).

Besides, the other cage can't be bigg enough for a polar bear.

I believe this means that he is just making fun of Sawyer for being stupid. As it is a somehow complex mechanism (for an animal), it can also believe that the polar bears were genetically manipulated - would also make sense seing as how they are on a tropical island after all.

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Anyone have any ideas what Hurley meant about the Deja Vu moment?

When Hurley bumped into Desmond in the jungle (when he was naked), Desmond mentioned that Locke made a big speech to the Losties saying that he'd rescue Jack, Kate and Sawyer. Hurley was then surprised to witness the exact same speech Desmond had talked about.

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When Hurley bumped into Desmond in the jungle (when he was naked), Desmond mentioned that Locke made a big speech to the Losties saying that he'd rescue Jack, Kate and Sawyer. Hurley was then surprised to witness the exact same speech Desmond had talked about.

Ahhh so that's the deja-vu! I kept wondering what the **** he was talking about :p

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GUYS:

WTF?!??!?!?!?!

BEN WAS THERE!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Didn't *anyone* else notice/!??!???!

John's flashback: the airport: Jack being "screened" for metal:

That was BEN/Henry screening john for metal!!!!

TEN MINUTES LATER

Ben is on the island.

TELEPORT!!!!

I MEAN IT!

AND

Hurley entered THE NUMBERS into the computer at the airport!!!! Why? How? THE NUMBERS?

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How did HURLEY who was a Air Plane REGISTRATIONIST end up on the plane?

AWESOME EPISODE - SO MANY HINTS!!!

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Erm it wasn't real, Locke was having a vision, it doesn't mean all those people were in such roles, its how his subconscious interpreted things.

No, everything he saw (until the escalator) was real. We can confirm that from Sun's flashback, it showed the exact argument happening between them.

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No, everything he saw (until the escalator) was real. We can confirm that from Sun's flashback, it showed the exact argument happening between them.

All that happened was Locke had a trip-out vision. Nothing in there was real, it was meant to allude to certain events happening in the present though, such as Sayid interfering when Jin and Sun were arguing, Charlie and Charlie being happy together with the baby, and Ben being an authority figure over Jack, screening him and checking him out. This wasn't a flashback :)

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All that happened was Locke had a trip-out vision. Nothing in there was real, it was meant to allude to certain events happening in the present though, such as Sayid interfering when Jin and Sun were arguing, Charlie and Charlie being happy together with the baby, and Ben being an authority figure over Jack, screening him and checking him out. This wasn't a flashback :)

exactly, and they did say that the flashbacks WILL NOT feature any spechiel affects other then a diferent camera len selection. ( wide lens on the island, shorter lens in flashbacks )

that Dream sequence was prety good though, kudos to the effects team

plus if it were a flashback wouldnt everyone notice locke with no shirt? let alone boone pushing locke in the whell chair?

as for desmond, I think that hatch emposion caused him to get some kind of physic abbelties.locke and eko i'm not quite sure about just yet..... we both know they HAD to be affected in some way,weather its short term, like with locke and him being mute. or long term ( i'm guessing desomd, due to feature epsode info on varous lost sites) cuz with an implosion in the real world it would instenty kill someone. but due to the magic of the island it brought back the threesome but with consquences/ diferances

so hopefuly next week we'll jump back and forth to find out more about them. though i'm having a felling that next week its gonna be about sawyer, we will do the hour long with kate jack and sawyer...

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