LOST 03/28/07 "Exposé"

[Taelorn76]

Any bets on whether or not Nikki and Paolo will get out before they suffocate? It seems like Nikki was waking up.

If not....talk about a horrible way to die. Kind of a waste....just start learning about the characters, and they both kick it..

Banshee

I don't think they will be back.

One all their threads were tied up pretty tightly

Two the mound of sand on top of them was about twice as high as any of the other graves near them.

 

[Brown Jenkin]

Arzt should have become a regular.

That was never an option. He was way to smart for his character to continue. If someone inteligent had started asking the right questions there wouldn't be a show.

 

[GoodKingJayIII]

I liked the episode a lot. But in all seriousness, if they don't get out... what's the point?

Edit: As others have noted, the characters were pretty much throwaways. It tied up things with them nicely, but since their story was almost entirely separate from the plot as a whole, that doesn't really matter much.

 

[Flexor the Mighty!]

A waste of an episode. As my co-worker said this morning, "that one was throwaway, if you missed it you missed nothing at all". Last weeks started to redeem this otherwise very dissapointing season, now they pull out maybe the worst episode of the series.

 

[RangerWickett]

I will be disappointed if they don't come back, since apparently they were elite bad-ass explorers, who just happened to be a bit too paranoid to tell people what they saw. I would have liked a line, though, where one of them had said, "Why don't we tell the rest of the group?" and the other had at least said something, like, "Then they'll start asking why we were out here." It was an amusing episode for me.

Lots of ways for them to come back. Someone gets greedy and digs up the diamonds (sure, they're worthless here, but somebody has still got to think there's a chance they'll be rescued). Vincent saves them (good boy!!!). I don't think they'll live long enough for the tide to save them.

 

[JoeGKushner]

A waste of an episode. As my co-worker said this morning, "that one was throwaway, if you missed it you missed nothing at all". Last weeks started to redeem this otherwise very dissapointing season, now they pull out maybe the worst episode of the series.

Exactly how I felt. I felt that if I hadn't seen this episode, that next week, I'd be able to sit down and watch with no problems.

 

[Mark CMG]

I enjoyed it. However, it might just have been a long way to go to put a radio in the hands of the Losties.

 

[Hand of Evil]

I think the point was to show that the castaways have started to talk to each other and share information, well, I hope that was the point.

I also don't think will be back becaues of the statement made by Nikki in her flashback clip about being a guest star.

 

[Mark CMG]

The more I think about it, the more I wonder if Sawyer knew they were just paralyzed and if he dropped shards of broken glass into their tomb? Also, if they do crawl out, I wonder what things they might have overheard while lying around and presumed dead?

 

[DonTadow]

This episode upset me in the end. I felt bamboozled. Throughout the episode, they led us to believe we'd find out more about "the monster", more about "sawyer" more about "the others" more about something we've vested time in. Instead, we get some retread of a twilight zone episode that actually ends like a twilight zone episode. It seems like a waste to recreate certain Lost Iconic scenes to justify this storyline.

Then so much became implausible. They found the plane first but told no one about it? They found the other hatch and told no one about it. It's hard for me to believe that after 3 weeks on an island eating fish and "whatever is caught" that your biggest worry would be diamonds you can't spend anywhere. And it seemed like such an elaborate plan to steal diamonds, considering the guy murdered seemed to have been far richer.