Lost - Season 5

[Hurmoth]

I don't know, I wasn't really impressed with this episode. Not bad, just not as exciting as the previous couple of episodes. Maybe it was the fact I wanted Locke and we didn't see him at all lol

[ATGC]

Oh. My. God.

The whole scene with the Sawyer-Jack conversation was filled with awesome.

That was some sweet revenge :D

And Ben has always known Sayid ... very interesting. If he knows Sayid was in the 70s, he must at least recognize the others from there too ... can't wait for the Ben episode/episodes to show us exactly what he knows.

Faraday is 'gone'? So I guess he's the death.

I suppose that's what got him through the torture Sayid was giving him back in the Swan. I'm thinking Faraday jumped the Island in 1977, causing the plane from Ajira to come.

Freaking awesome episode (Y) Next week, Sayid becomes the 'evil' person o.o

[episode]

I don't know, I wasn't really impressed with this episode. Not bad, just not as exciting as the previous couple of episodes. Maybe it was the fact I wanted Locke and we didn't see him at all lol

Really? I thought it was a 15/10.

Probably for the same reason you didn't like it. I've seen Locke do the same things 10 times now, it was alright to see an episode completely without him.

That said, I didn't like Kate, Jack, and Hurley being in the recruitment picture. That would say to me that all of the Others knew that they would go back in time, and since they believe in 'The Island', why would they ever do anything to try and change that?

Caesar and Ilana don't know each other. I thought for sure they would, and be working for Widmore. Maybe they both work for him but were never introduced.

That was some sweet revenge :D

I suppose that's what got him through the torture Sayid was giving him back in the Swan. I'm thinking Faraday jumped the Island in 1977, causing the plane from Ajira to come.

Him turning the wheel makes sense. It would explain the hieroglyphs on his map. He would also want to leave in order to save Charlotte, even though he should know that he can't do it.

Oh, and Christian is a busy man it seems like. Showing up to everybody now. I wonder what Claire has been doing from 2005 to 2008 all by herself. Same with Rose and Bernard. Dying in the caves in the past maybe?

Edited March 19, 2009 by episode

[Rappy Veteran]

I thought that episode was full of win! probably because we saw the creation of the Swan! and the obvious thoughts of where its being put (jughead anyone?). Radzinksy actually looks like how I imagined him, so how do we get from there to him blowing his brains out?.

What time period are Sun and Frank in? early 90's? after the purge I take it.

[OfF3nSiV3]

why was Sawyer bitter with Jack?

Is Juliet beautiful or what? :wub:

[Rappy Veteran]

He's Our You Promo

[Hurmoth]

why was Sawyer bitter with Jack?

Is Juliet beautiful or what? :wub:

I absolutely love Juliet :wub:

I'd pick her over Kate any day of the week.

[Mathachew Veteran]

That episode rocked. The conversation with Sawyer and Jack was excellent and Sawyer nailed Jack.

What time period are Sun and Frank in? early 90's? after the purge I take it.

It's post-crash because of the runway, which was being worked on in 2004 when Kate, Sawyer and Jack were taken with the Others, and what we saw was a completed runway, so I'm going to go with 2008 (hence the 30 years earlier text, not being exactly 30 years since it's 2008 and 1977).

[Rappy Veteran]

That episode rocked. The conversation with Sawyer and Jack was excellent and Sawyer nailed Jack.

It's post-crash because of the runway, which was being worked on in 2004 when Kate, Sawyer and Jack were taken with the Others, and what we saw was a completed runway, so I'm going to go with 2008 (hence the 30 years earlier text, not being exactly 30 years since it's 2008 and 1977).

Yeah also have we seen the Dharma area before by the dock? because the buildings look recently trashed like 3 or 4 years ago?

[Mathachew Veteran]

Yeah also have we seen the Dharma area before by the dock? because the buildings look recently trashed like 3 or 4 years ago?

The last time we saw Dharmaville in present time was when Ben called on smokey just after Alex was killed.

[Pc_Madness]

The last time we saw Dharmaville in present time was when Ben called on smokey just after Alex was killed.

I don't think the windows were boarded up though were they?

[sundayx Veteran]

Oh man it's been a long while since we know nothing about what's going to happen next, and frankly, I don't like it!

[ATGC]

So...

Radzinsky was behind the construction of the Swan. He was working at the flame in the last episode and we can deduce from his and Jin's conversation that he knew all about the other Dharma stations.

However, we already know that he killed himself in the Swan and drew out the Dharma logo with all the stations on it and a big question mark in the middle on the blast door. What got him freaked out that he stated underground in the Swan all this time? And only traveled outside with a radiation suit and radiation drug injections?

Jughead.

So, the upcoming episode with the Incident will involve the Jughead. However, we know the Jughead never goes off since Dharma folk continued to live in the Barracks up until 1992. So, during 1977 - 1992 he was tricked into "saving the world" and confined to the Swan.

Kelvin Inman, his partner, arrived at the Swan sometime in 1991-1992.

So, I'm guessing what happened was another time shift that shook the entire Island that made Radzinsky think the hydrogen bomb went off. This time shift will occur soon, I'm guessing in the current year, 1977 (or maybe later - since it must have taken some time to built the Swan). Most likely involving the Losties getting back to their original timeline, however, from what Christian told Sun... it appears she has to go back to him.

(Y)

[sundayx Veteran]

I don't get why Sun isn't ported back to the 70s.

[Mathachew Veteran]

I don't think the windows were boarded up though were they?

I don't recall, but I doubt it.

I don't get why Sun isn't ported back to the 70s.

No one does, anything is just speculation at this point.

[Rappy Veteran]

So...

Radzinsky was behind the construction of the Swan. He was working at the flame in the last episode and we can deduce from his and Jin's conversation that he knew all about the other Dharma stations.

However, we already know that he killed himself in the Swan and drew out the Dharma logo with all the stations on it and a big question mark in the middle on the blast door. What got him freaked out that he stated underground in the Swan all this time? And only traveled outside with a radiation suit and radiation drug injections?

Jughead.

So, the upcoming episode with the Incident will involve the Jughead. However, we know the Jughead never goes off since Dharma folk continued to live in the Barracks up until 1992. So, during 1977 - 1992 he was tricked into "saving the world" and confined to the Swan.

Kelvin Inman, his partner, arrived at the Swan sometime in 1991-1992.

So, I'm guessing what happened was another time shift that shook the entire Island that made Radzinsky think the hydrogen bomb went off. This time shift will occur soon, I'm guessing in the current year, 1977 (or maybe later - since it must have taken some time to built the Swan). Most likely involving the Losties getting back to their original timeline, however, from what Christian told Sun... it appears she has to go back to him.

(Y)

(Y)

At least we know where he got the map skills from and the location of everything.

Awesome stuff! I love me some swan station!

Edited March 19, 2009 by Rappy

[episode]

I don't get why Sun isn't ported back to the 70s.

Two possibilities:

1) The island doesn't need her, and thus leaves her alone.

2) The island needs her to do something in 2008.

The second is more likely, with Christian showing up to lead Sun and Lapidus to wherever they need to go.

Akuma, one problem with your theory about Radzinsky thinking Jughead went off is that he seems knowledgeable, and thus would know that a hydrogen bomb going off would level everything on the island.

Rappy, I love me some Swan too. Thinking about theming the basement of my new house into my own version of the Swan.

Complete with this:

http://www.thinkgeek.com/homeoffice/lights/a84a/

as my own 'countdown' timer.

Edited March 19, 2009 by episode

[08993]

I don't get why Sun isn't ported back to the 70s.

I'm not clever enough to work out the specifics, but Sun has a child...

Claire disappeared leaving Aaron, babies couldn't be born on the island after a certain date etc so something is going on with paradoxes or whatever.

Edit for clarification, maybe the "can't have children" time-frame was a temporal time frame that wasn't permanent, children would mess up the time period because the children would have to come from somewhere thus be "set" in time. Bah I can't explain it properly but it makes sense to me :)

Edited March 19, 2009 by Jaysteddy

[Mathachew Veteran]

Rappy, I love me some Swan too. Thinking about theming the basement of my new house into my own version of the Swan.

:rofl: The epitome of geek! (Y)

[Rappy Veteran]

Two possibilities:

1) The island doesn't need her, and thus leaves her alone.

2) The island needs her to do something in 2008.

The second is more likely, with Christian showing up to lead Sun and Lapidus to wherever they need to go.

Akuma, one problem with your theory about Radzinsky thinking Jughead went off is that he seems knowledgeable, and thus would know that a hydrogen bomb going off would level everything on the island.

Rappy, I love me some Swan too. Thinking about theming the basement of my new house into my own version of the Swan.

Ok that would own seriously!

[episode]

I'm not clever enough to work out the specifics, but Sun has a child...

Claire disappeared leaving Aaron, babies couldn't be born on the island after a certain date etc so something is going on with paradoxes or whatever.

We've seen people on the island at the same time. They didn't meet each other, but Locke, Sawyer, and Juliet all were on island during at least one flash with their 'real' counterparts.

Ok that would own seriously!

If/when it gets done I'll be sure to post a ton of pics. The mural will be the worst part to duplicate, but I'm thinking about just buying the largest print of it I can find.

So far the biggest is only 24 x 23, which doesn't make me too happy.

http://www.shop.thehatchpainting.com/produ...amp;productId=5

[sim0n]

the moment of Jack/Juliet was awesome. The love stories alone of this show are enough to get you watch every ep. :)

[08993]

We've seen people on the island at the same time. They didn't meet each other, but Locke, Sawyer, and Juliet all were on island during at least one flash with their 'real' counterparts.

I think that's ok because they can't interfere with themselves anyway, but having children "stamps" the future which would explain why there was a period on the island that no children could be born, because that period was some sort of "loop" that was not set in time.

[episode]

I think that's ok because they can't interfere with themselves anyway, but having children "stamps" the future which would explain why there was a period on the island that no children could be born, because that period was some sort of "loop" that was not set in time.

Sawyer has a daughter. You going to argue that this only applies to women?

Remember that on this show, there is only one timeline. Everything is 'set' as it is. Except for Desmond.

[Rappy Veteran]

We've seen people on the island at the same time. They didn't meet each other, but Locke, Sawyer, and Juliet all were on island during at least one flash with their 'real' counterparts.

If/when it gets done I'll be sure to post a ton of pics. The mural will be the worst part to duplicate, but I'm thinking about just buying the largest print of it I can find.

So far the biggest is only 24 x 23, which doesn't make me too happy.

http://www.shop.thehatchpainting.com/produ...amp;productId=5

It's going to be hard to draw it yourself unless you are a talented drawer :(