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I wish they'd gone with the original comics when they developed the later cartoon and comics, myself. Rather than go with the whole "Prince Adam/He-Man" secret identity stuff that came along (which, IIRC, actually appeared in a one-shot He-Man/Superman comic before the cartoon ever came out). I...

Well, there are nipples on Ozymandias' suit... :uhoh:

Just finished The Janissary Tree by Jason Goodwin, and am about to start in on Adventures of a Continental Drifter by Elliott Hester.

Vanden, too, waits near the door as Maugra suggests, though hesitant to let anyone else move into harm's way.

Who the hell is Matt Snyder? :\

That was funny, but now I remember one of the big reasons I stopped watching SNL years ago- they have a tendency to drag things out way past the point where it's not funny anymore.

That's assuming, of course, that Ben was the one who did the ordering. Given the way Harper mysteriously appeared and disappeared, it seems not unlikely that "she" might have been Jacob/the Monster rather than actually being a person. So Ben could conceivably still be in contact with Jacob...

Considering that Widmore was last seen bidding on (and winning) the Hansoo's ledger from the Black Rock (in a scene totally unconnected to Ben), it seems a pretty safe bet to me. (And why would Ben have a file and a videotape of Widmore locked away in his safe- where no one else could get them-...

That was the one.

That's another thing that bugs me. Every time they seem to get Locke back to his first season bad-assery, they knock him back down to being spineless. I don't mind some occasional delving into that territory (it's only natural to backslide) but that seems to be the constant arc for the character...

I got the attraction/spurned lover vibe from Ben during his initial scene with Juliette in season 3, when he was upset that "I guess this means I'm out of the book club?" It seemed to disappear after that, though, turning into more of adversarial thing. I do like that they've gone back to it...

As Ari pointed out, you have to put out solicits before you have the finished product, so there are changes. Matter of fact, I recall this very thing happening in the Dragonlance line when it was under TSR- they released a solicit for one of the Meetings books that was quite different than what...

Wow. Thank you, Gary, for many years of enjoyment that the game you created has given me, and for all the inspiration and creativity it nurtured within me.

I had a random thought the other day in regards to the flashbacks- could the dead body in Jack's flash-forward at the end of last season have belonged to Michael? It would explain why no one went to the funeral.

The big bearded guy is Obadiah Stane (played by Jeff Bridges), not the Mandarin. It would be cool if the Mandarin is in this (unless they decide for some strange reason to make him not Chinese), but everything I've seen or read points to the villain being Stane. (I'm curious about that Favreau...

Hmm. I didn't see that. What part?

Is that how it's working now (such a flood of info, I may have missed it)? My understanding was that you could only access rules for books you had purchased, by entering a code from the book you bought into the system and "unlocking" it, essentially. If they've changed it to give access just...

I, too, got the impression that Desmond was back to himself at the end of the episode when he called Sayid by name.

Which Kurt Russell isn't too excited about. Honestly, when this thread popped up I was like "Doomsday? What's that?" and ran to IMDB to check it out. Turns out I've seen the trailer several times (just the other day in front of Diary of the Dead, actually). I didn't even think of the EFNY...

Just this: