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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The Grumpy Celt" data-source="post: 3104523" data-attributes="member: 1019">There were several King books in evidence, but the book they were discussing was not named and it might not even be a King book. King is a fan of the show and the writers are a fan of King, s the books may have just been a shout out, so to speak. I thought the brief bickering was funny and probably a way the writers had of flipping off critics of the show.The entire episode was an homage to the Prisoner; the village where all the participants leads a pseudo-normal life, the remains of a larger project around them, that so much of it is just a complicated psych-out for people. It just needed someone yelling “I'm not a number.”I loathe the Others and Benry (Ben + Henry). They are nothing more and nothing less than a cult of personality who make everything they touch and do more complicated and painful that it has to be because they can and they justify their actions through misappropriating faith. Let every one of them die. Let every single Other be fed to their pet shark.People keep telling Jack to “let go” when he or they face the least resistance. If he had done that a larger number of people would be dead, including Charlie. No word on Sayid, Jin, Sun, Locke, Hurley or the people back on the beach. Based on the commercials we learn about Sayid, Sun and Jin next week. We will have to wait for the week after that for more of Eko, Locke, Hurely and the people on the beach. Or for that matter an episode to reveal anything about what happened to Michael and Walt once they sailed about in the S.S. Minnow.I still want my Vincent flashback.</blockquote>

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