LOST 2/23/05 Spoilers!

[John Crichton]

I think Walt has an idea and Hurley also seems at home on the island, he seems to go out of his way to also help people, maybe not like Locke but in the background.

I'm not so sure Walt knows. He may feel right at home but I think he's still fairly clueless, but none the less still powerful because of his innate abilities.

Hurley seems to like it but I don't know how comfy he is. I think he just may be complaining less as the ad-hoc sheriff/morale booster.

 

[Mad Hatter]

PS - Sun was really rockin' that bikini. Someone had to say it.

Of course.

And I knew Jin's episode would rock! I liked his flashback. It almost edged out Locke's for me.

 

[Fast Learner]

Here's a screen cap of Hurley on TV. According to a friend, the direct translation of the text on screen is "Lucky Winner, Los Angles, CA".

"Lucky" would seem to indicate that it's not a skill contest that he won, though there are probably more red herrings in the show than actual plot clues, so you never know.

 

[Hand of Evil]

d20dwarf was surfing the ABC boards and someone who speaks korean translated the tv subtitles into Hurley winning the lottery, which explains why he was promising so much money to Walt
The first thing I said when I saw the boat on fire was that Walt did it. Of course Wil thought I was crazy, but it turned out I was right... I don't know why that was my first hunch.
The development for Jin and Sun should be a lot more interesting now that they are going their separate ways, I bet we will see a lot more interaction with them and the other cast members.
I can't wait to see Hurley's story.
Next week looks like it is going to be really good.

I see it as a lottary, say big buck and being ironic, how many of us has said, If I win the lottary...I would die the next day or be hit by a car or it would be the end of the world or find an island somewhere...

 

[fett527]

Here's a screen cap of Hurley on TV. According to a friend, the direct translation of the text on screen is "Lucky Winner, Los Angles, CA".

"Lucky" would seem to indicate that it's not a skill contest that he won, though there are probably more red herrings in the show than actual plot clues, so you never know.

Cool, thanks for the pic!

 

[Mystery Man]

I see it as a lottary, say big buck and being ironic, how many of us has said, If I win the lottary...I would die the next day or be hit by a car or it would be the end of the world or find an island somewhere...

Winning the lottery and dying the next day isn't ironic, its tragic.

An example of irony is watering your garding and having a downpour occur immediatly after, all the while you'd been putting off watering your garden for days, waiting for it to rain.

That's irony.

 

[ghettognome]

Did you guys just ignore my post about him winning the lottery?? *sigh*

 

[Hand of Evil]

Did you guys just ignore my post about him winning the lottery?? *sigh*

I quoted you...really...see... :\

No, not at all, just adding thoughts now, easier to grab the closes reply to quote.

 

[Fast Learner]

I didn't ignore it, I just am not sure that it's true. Like I said, my Korean friend says that there's no reference to "lottery" in the caption.

 

[David Howery]

Spoiler:

Ghettognome is right; next week's TV Guide says straight out that Hurley won the lottery, and is a multimillionare...