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So I bet the way it works out is that Richard is mistaken when he said 'I watched them die.' He saw 'something' happen to them at the Swan, but he doesn't know what. They established in the episode that he doesn't know about time-jumps, so he was mistaken when he saw Jack, Kate, Hurley, etc do the Quantum Leap out.

So I bet the way it works out is that Richard is mistaken when he said 'I watched them die.' He saw 'something' happen to them at the Swan, but he doesn't know what. They established in the episode that he doesn't know about time-jumps, so he was mistaken when he saw Jack, Kate, Hurley, etc do the Quantum Leap out.

Pretty much.

Also, when Jack said "shes going to tell us how to get back to the Island in the future" right after he started mumbling about changing their future.

Fail on the writer's part.

Awesome episode. Was Richard in 2 places at once? Bomb and outside with locke?

Remember they are showing both 1977 and 2007.

Im still gutted over the farewell of fariday, also kate, sawyer and Juliet was a wtf moment. Trailer shows they aint leaving yet though.

Locke killing Jacob now that will be intresting. Part of me feels he wont and he just said it to Ben so he manipulates him somwhow but we'll see.

I dont think that actual losties with die either or else the show fails.

Locke kill Jacob... lul, Good luck to you sir!

As for Sun... She is annoying me "Have you seen this man!!!!1111oneone"

As for Locke... He is also annoying me... Up his own arse and all...

As for Jack... Please... The whole paradox thing is old :p get over it :p

Question: Got any scoop on the Lost finale? --Carolyn

Ausiello: Funny, we posed that exact question to Damon Lindelof at the Hollywood premiere of Star Trek earlier this week. "All I will say is that it is time for the time travel craziness to end," he said. "And once it does end, something very, very surprising will happen in its wake. It is a little bit of a game-changer."

Question: Any spoilers about Lost's season finale? Please! --Sarah

Ausiello: Funny, we posed that exact question to Damon Lindelof Jorge Garcia at the Hollywood premiere of Star Trek earlier this week. "People will find out why [Hurley] got on the plane and how he came to get that guitar case in his hands," he said. "I've been wondering about that, too. I remember at one point asking a question about it and getting a, 'We don't know yet.' I had to ask once, 'How heavy is it? Is it just a guitar? Is it something else? How heavy is it supposed to be?' Sometimes I get an empty case to lug around in a scene and sometimes it has a guitar in it, but we don't actually know what's in it because that has not been [revealed] yet. It could be a case full of food or money or guns or papers or anything. So you see me get the case by the finale, but I don't know that we will find out what's in it. It was hard for me to play because at first I did not understand why Hurley would have ever changed his mind about going back to the island, and I'm sure fans are thinking the same thing. So it will be nice to be able to give them that information."

they won't detonate the bomb because when oceanic 815 crashed, the island showed no signs of a detonation

Detonating the bomb means the plane will never crash according to them but that also means they were never there in the first place to detonate the bomb. Stupidness.

Detonating the bomb means the plane will never crash according to them but that also means they were never there in the first place to detonate the bomb. Stupidness.

Or that they were never there in the first place to detonate the bomb because the plane never crash(since they detonate the bomb this first time)......omg this recursive time travel crap

I think Chang is the only person who can save them by saying they're from the future.

I'm betting that The Incident doesn't happen

Also, was discussing with my mate about The Incident/Jughead and he said this:

What do you think? It's a good theory

I doubt it a hydrogen bomb would cause more than just a crater and would have introduced massive nuclear fallout all over the island which is why Faraday wanted to set it off to make the island uninhabitable so Dharma couldnt come back and build the swan which would have reset the timeline as the Swan will have never been built to bring down the plane etc.. (my theory anyway)

All the failsafe key does is discharge all of the energy at once which is what they didnt want to do hence pushing the button every 108 minutes to discharge it.

As for the incident, it will happen, if there has been one concurrent theme running through Lost is "what happened, happened", you cant change the future and the universe is course correcting which is the whole reason Dharma are there and the fact the Valenzetti Equation can predict the future because the future is set in stone.

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