LOST - Season Premiere Wednesday 9:00 PM EDT


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Wow. Just...wow.

The formula for this show is just like a really good RPG campaign: The answers to mysteries are always forthcoming. But they always reveal even bigger mysteries!
 


I have to say, I'm surprised at Jack's non-interest in Hurley's story about the numbers. He's supposed to be a smart guy, yet he doesn't even wonder at the fact that that many numbers in the exact same sequence show up in Hurley's sanitarium and on the hatch?! That's stretching coincidence far too thin, and you'd think he'd realize that...
 

David Howery said:
I have to say, I'm surprised at Jack's non-interest in Hurley's story about the numbers.... That's stretching coincidence far too thin, and you'd think he'd realize that...

Hurley starts off by telling him he was in a psych ward. That pretty much derails anything Hurley would say after that, particularly since he comes up with two very improbable things right after saying that.
 


continuing the trend from about 3/5 of last season, watching new episodes of this show is starting to feel like a chore.

today, they think they do us a favor of "revelaing" something. but we still have no idea what the hell is going on, and they mostly ignored all the other characters to give the extra time necessary to build suspense for the hatch scenes.

And I can't get over how stupid it was for Jack to go down the hatch alone.

Tonight really needed to be a 2 hour episode.
 

We didn't learn what was down the Hatch though...sure its this guy Desmond who Jack met once and just happens to remeber him (and that was so obvious I'm ashamed of the show), but what is that place? It seems to be some big elaberate undergroiund construction, at first I was thinking a boat or submarine but that half dome room doesn't jive with that. And why are there so many mirrors there? I know he has them set up to see what is at the hatch but it seems like there would need to be morrors there for asome other reason and he just used them for the look out thing.

We see the quaritne that conects with the disease crazy french woman mentioned but really learn nothing there.

The appearence of Walt at the same time as the voices was odd. Did Jack hear the voices when he say his father on the island? There might be a conection there.

And the final bit Mr Voice at the end says that next week we will learn the fate or however it was phrased of everyone. The problem is everytime they tell us this, they don't actually do it.
 

Taelorn76 said:
The actresses name was Michelle Rodriguez, she was in Resident Evil, and the new Bloodrayne movie.
I remember hearing that she joined the show. Plus if you look on her IMDB.com page you see she is listed as 2005-

And the Fast and the Furious...

Banshee
 

Crothian said:
We didn't learn what was down the Hatch though...sure its this guy Desmond who Jack met once and just happens to remeber him (and that was so obvious I'm ashamed of the show), but what is that place? It seems to be some big elaberate undergroiund construction, at first I was thinking a boat or submarine but that half dome room doesn't jive with that. And why are there so many mirrors there? I know he has them set up to see what is at the hatch but it seems like there would need to be morrors there for asome other reason and he just used them for the look out thing.

We see the quaritne that conects with the disease crazy french woman mentioned but really learn nothing there.

The appearence of Walt at the same time as the voices was odd. Did Jack hear the voices when he say his father on the island? There might be a conection there.

And the final bit Mr Voice at the end says that next week we will learn the fate or however it was phrased of everyone. The problem is everytime they tell us this, they don't actually do it.

But the question is.....why was Quarantine written on the *inside* of the hatch? It wasn't on the outside.

I have to say, when the episode first started, and the guy was waking up and working out, I thought I'd tuned into the wrong show, until he grabbed the rifle and ran for the periscope.

It's a bit of a weird juxtaposition, with the guy in the hatch seeming almost mundane, but then Walt appearing as a ghost or something, in a place he shouldn't be.

I figure Jack recognized Desmond because he'd been there at a pivotal part of his life.....the night that he contemplated failure to save Sara, before he learned that he had, and went on to start dating her, etc.

Banshee
 

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