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Actually he wasn't close to being dead. He said in the last episode that the Sonic Fence wasn't turned up to "lethal" levels. So he was just unconscious.

As I noted earlier: Patchy: "I am fortunate the pylons were not set to a lethal level."

The end :)

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That's hardly a promo though...

"You'll never forget LOST."

The End.

Question: The finale is 2 hours.

Season 2 finale was 2 hours as 2 episodes.

Does 2 episodes mean two different character-centric shows?

I would imagine both episodes will be Jack *sigh* centric...

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Info on the next 2 episodes.

* We do not get a lot more information this season about Richard Alpert and the island?s other natives.

* We do not get a lot more information this season on the Dharma Initiative or the Hanso Foundation.

* We do not learn a lot more this season about Jacob.

* We don?t learn more about the four-toed statue.

* Christian Shepherd is not discovered alive.

* Libby does not appear.

* We will learn something huge about Kate.

* We get a major clue related to the ?other? Oceanic 815 that boasted no survivors.

* We?ll be meeting new characters, but not in flashbacks.

* Rousseau?s original Frenchy broadcast from the pilot plays a role this week.

* There is much death in the finale.

* Yet another original cast member goes the way of Boone a* But, get this, another of the original regulars returns. And that regular is not listed among ABC?s cast list.cast list.

* We will see Terry O?Quinn at least one more time before the season ends.

* We see a new side of Hurley.

* Desmond does not sacrifice himself to save Charlie.

* There?s a big surprise involving Naomi and Penelope.

* The huge huge huge HUGE season-ending reveal resides in Jack?s very dark flashbacks, so watch them very carefully.

* Between now and 2008, fans may scratch holes in their heads wondering how this show is going to continue next season.

I knew it! That original regular has to be Micheal or Walt, my guess is Walt.

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Info on the next 2 episodes.

* We do not get a lot more information this season about Richard Alpert and the island?s other natives.

* We do not get a lot more information this season on the Dharma Initiative or the Hanso Foundation.

* We do not learn a lot more this season about Jacob.

* We don?t learn more about the four-toed statue.

* Christian Shepherd is not discovered alive.

* Libby does not appear.

* We will learn something huge about Kate.

* We get a major clue related to the ?other? Oceanic 815 that boasted no survivors.

* We?ll be meeting new characters, but not in flashbacks.

* Rousseau?s original Frenchy broadcast from the pilot plays a role this week.

* There is much death in the finale.

* Yet another original cast member goes the way of Boone a* But, get this, another of the original regulars returns. And that regular is not listed among ABC?s cast list.cast list.

* We will see Terry O?Quinn at least one more time before the season ends.

* We see a new side of Hurley.

* Desmond does not sacrifice himself to save Charlie.

* There?s a big surprise involving Naomi and Penelope.

* The huge huge huge HUGE season-ending reveal resides in Jack?s very dark flashbacks, so watch them very carefully.

* Between now and 2008, fans may scratch holes in their heads wondering how this show is going to continue next season.

I knew it! That original regular has to be Micheal or Walt, my guess is Walt.

Yeah got to be...I want to watch this week and cheer when Charlie dies...1 down 2 to go...

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Yeah got to be...I want to watch this week and cheer when Charlie dies...1 down 2 to go...

Yeah don't think that will be to shocking for some...Looking forward to this new side of Hurley!!

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:woot:

I will be throwing a big party when Charlie dies!

Woot!!!...another Charlie hater....got to keep the Charlie hate running through this forum...maybe now he can go back to shire and get lost with the other hobbits...

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Info on the next 2 episodes.

* We do not get a lot more information this season about Richard Alpert and the island?s other natives.

* We do not get a lot more information this season on the Dharma Initiative or the Hanso Foundation.

* We do not learn a lot more this season about Jacob.

* We don?t learn more about the four-toed statue.

* Christian Shepherd is not discovered alive.

* Libby does not appear.

* We will learn something huge about Kate.

* We get a major clue related to the ?other? Oceanic 815 that boasted no survivors.

* We?ll be meeting new characters, but not in flashbacks.

* Rousseau?s original Frenchy broadcast from the pilot plays a role this week.

* There is much death in the finale.

* Yet another original cast member goes the way of Boone a* But, get this, another of the original regulars returns. And that regular is not listed among ABC?s cast list.cast list.

* We will see Terry O?Quinn at least one more time before the season ends.

* We see a new side of Hurley.

* Desmond does not sacrifice himself to save Charlie.

* There?s a big surprise involving Naomi and Penelope.

* The huge huge huge HUGE season-ending reveal resides in Jack?s very dark flashbacks, so watch them very carefully.

* Between now and 2008, fans may scratch holes in their heads wondering how this show is going to continue next season.

I knew it! That original regular has to be Micheal or Walt, my guess is Walt.

I wouldn't discount Eko either, in a spiritual or physical sense. We already know that he is the focal point of one of the episodes for season 4...

Come to think of it though, it is a bit farfetched.

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