Lost

“I still want to know what a man who is worth 150 million + was doing flying coach. If you were worth that much would you even for one second consider taking a 14-15 hr. flight in coach?”

“Hurley boarded the plane AFTER the jetway was closed. More than likely all available upgrades to first class or business class were taken prior to that. He was lucky to have a seat at all.”

“Hey Gem - Kate's not dead. But I noticed Sawyer is.
Just thought I should point it out. :-)”

“Uh, Hobbit, I'm sure he would have booked his round trip well in advance, once he had checked in at the counter his seat would have been held. You'll notice that once she saw his size she said he'd have to purchase another ticket, which means he already had a reservation, and he took the one next to his reserved seat, which means he was already booked in coach. Why wouldn't that reservation have been for first class?

A first class reservation also would have meant not waiting in the regular security line, so he wouldn't have been rushing quite so much.
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“heheheheeh Crazypace keeping thinking that.

bison maybe he isn't used to to being rich? I mean.... if you all of a sutton are 150 mil richer...u have to change your way of thinking.”

“i'm officially done with this show.
gem said it best-

so I watched 45 minutes of Lost and 75 minutes of commercial to find out that the hutch is finally open??

peace out lost froggies!”

“I didnt think the ending was all that great.
Except for saywer taking a bullet, and the teacher blowing up, I was kinda bored.”

“Gem, no sane person takes a 14-15 hr flight in coach (especially if they're a bit on the large side) if they don't have to.”

“Bison, its a TV show if the big guy wants to fly coach and fit in with the regular people so be it.
Other than paying 1600.00 for a scooter he was to be seen as a regular guy not a millionaire.

To bad some millionaires can't do that since there are so many millionaires snobs in Tenn ;)
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“don't forget the hummer ewker!”

“And the Mansion, he isn't trying to fit in with the regular peeps, and why would you care about a plane load of people who you're never gonna see again in your life (unless you get stuck on an island with them)”

“sacco, you don't have to be rich to drive a hummer. Lease it...lol”

“bison is an elitist.

typical for a republican.

teeheehee {cheap shot}”

“The science teacher just breathed on the dyn-o-mite wrong and it went off, but the explosion didn't trigger the remaining sticks.

Ya right.”

“Ewker's the elitist! His Democrat (poor, working class party, yeah right!) congressman is a millionaire.

Yeah baby! Let's turn the Lost thread fuego!”

“hehehe, all of them are Bison”

“does this mean it's coming back next season? I wonder if we'll get answers then?

I don't think Sawyer is dead.”

“i loved how the rudder controlled the sailboat.

anybody every sail?

without a centerboard or big keel a sailboat is like an icecube sliding around on a frying pan.

that rudder was useless.”

“really now...is it all about ghostly pirates thou? that would be funny.

yeah...I am coming back, but prolly because there isn't anything better on TV..and I am sure not gonna be overyly excited about it.

we'll see I guess.
if they killed saywer: forget it...i am out of there for good.”

“I bet there is a huge resort on the other side of the island. Maybe it is Survivor and they don't know it yet

If your stuck there don't you explore the whole friggin island. Just take off and walk the beach as far as you can.”

“well gem, didn't they say that a big star would bite it for good during the finale and not be back next season?

i don't think the teacher qualifies

who else?”

“whhhaaaaa...shut up sacco...shut up!!!!!

it was miss information, that's all...sawyer is not dead! First of all, he makes the show interesting... second... well...second I don't want him to die...”

“he died, he's dead he died of a gunshot to the head..lol”

“pfffffttt....all of you!!
I'll be happy with an undead sawyer!”

“Maybe it's a prison island like in Escape from New York. That'd be cool.”

“My theory is that the writers got a hit and don't know what to do with it.

I have a feeling it will be like "Twin Peaks". As soon as they give out any answers, then the show will die. If they don't give any answers at all, then people will get tired of not knowing what the hell is going on and stop watching.

Of course, I've never watched more than about 5 minutes of this show at any one viewing.”

“Oh, and don't forget, Gemini loves the undead.”

“Maybe Gem will find herself attracted to the pirate/slaverunner dudes - they kinda have that bad-boy thing going on....”

“Viewers Find Few Answers on 'Lost' Finale
Wednesday May 25 9:59 PM ET


The "Lost" castaways managed to open the mysterious hatch. But after they blasted it open with dynamite, what did they find? Not so fast! Viewers will have to wait through a long, hot summer for that answer.

During the thrilling first season of "Lost," fans of this information-stingy ABC serial may sometimes have felt a little lost themselves. No wonder they were hoping to find a few more clues as the two-hour season finale aired Wednesday night.

Sorry. The episode fascinating and frustrating, as usual mostly compounded the mystery.

It also left the audience with one particularly agonizing cliffhanger.

That came in the face of what seemed like a long-awaited rescue. The raft that took off from the island last week carrying four of the refugees encountered a rickety shipping boat in the dead of night.

Jin (Daniel Dae Kim), Sawyer (Josh Holloway), Michael (Harold Perrineau) and his young son Walt (Malcolm David Kelley) were ecstatic until a rough-looking sailor on board the other vessel ordered harshly, "Give us the boy."

A fight broke out, then the bad guys snatched Walt, plowing away through the inky water as they set our heroes' raft ablaze.

You'll be waiting until fall to learn Walt's fate, too.

In its first season, the breakout hit "Lost" has tantalizingly tracked the adventures of some four dozen survivors of a jetliner crash on a tropical island who-knows-where (turns out the plane's last transmission before splitting apart in midair pegged its location as hundreds of miles from where it came down).

On a recent episode, a freak accident claimed the life of one of the main refugees.

But there were plenty more, as portrayed by a large cast of featured regulars including Matthew Fox (as the sexy doctor, Jack), Evangeline Lilly (a dishy jailbird), Terry O'Quinn (the mystical outdoorsman, Locke), Dominic Monaghan (a rock-star junkie), Jorge Garcia (the fat guy, Hurley, who says "dude" a lot) and several others.

As they have struggled to determine where they were and how to get away, these characters have also forged some semblance of a civilized community, however fractious at times.

Meanwhile, details of their past have been filled in with flashbacks leading up to that doomed Oceanic Flight 815. Wednesday's episode had numerous scenes from the Sydney airport as characters unknowingly crisscrossed each others' paths on their way to their assigned seats on the plane.

Yes, the finale delivered a promised glimpse of the polar bear-like creature that, since the premiere, has stalked the castaways, but until now was never really seen (at least by viewers). But on the finale it was almost an embedded joke, appearing in one drawing of a comic book Hurley was seen reading on the plane.

The main thrust of the episode was the trek through the jungle to reach the strange hatch installed into the ground.

Discovered in a recent episode, it has held out a promise of safety or at least some answers.

"What do you think is inside the hatch?" Hurley said.

"I think hope's inside," Locke replied.

Then a bit later, he told Jack, "The path ends at the hatch. All of it happens so we can open the hatch."

"No," argued the more practical-minded Jack. "We're opening the hatch so that we can survive."

"Survival is all relative, Jack," Locke replied.

If you wanted clear answers, you could have watched the conclusion of "American Idol" on Fox, against which "Lost" boldly went head-to-head.

For mesmerizing drama, however stingy its disclosures, you couldn't beat "Lost" Wednesday night.”

“That writer clearly doesn't watch the show enough:

Yes, the finale delivered a promised glimpse of the polar bear-like creature that, since the premiere, has stalked the castaways, but until now was never really seen (at least by viewers). But on the finale it was almost an embedded joke, appearing in one drawing of a comic book Hurley was seen reading on the plane.

We all know that Walt ends up with that comic book is in previous episode(s) and that the polar bear and the monster are two different things.”

“shape shifters?
#&%!$, anything could be possible.”

“"That writer clearly doesn't watch the show enough:"

pixie
1:38:25 PM
5/26/05

Uh, yeah the polar bear also trapped Walt in a tree in one episode, it has definitely been seen since the premiere. The person who wrote that article needs to bother to watch the show.”

“since when do journalists need to know what they're talking about?

givem a break”

“Kate makes the show interesting, and from every angle I might add ! ;-)

Sawyer got shot, fell in the ocean and then choked on a jellyfish.”

“crazypace...when are we gonna go hiking again?? huh? really wanna throw u down a cliff. heeheehee....”

“is a corporeal substance...did you see it dissapate and move about like a phantom. and did you hear gear and chain like sounds as Locke was dragged across the jungle floor towards the gaping maw of who knows what?

I have it recorded and will watch it again.”

“Gem, I cant hike with you till my (southern)german is better.”

“Because I have nothin' better today...
I watched LOST again with my kids.
Well...so I noticed one more thing... that strange moving smoke...when "something" pulled Locked into the hole...it was a string of smoke.

WTF? Did I miss something?

Not that anyone really cares..but I have nothing better to do today. It rains, I am burned to a crips... soo...I am slacking today.”

“Nothing wrong with the occasional slack-a$$ing..”

“Yep and before it pulled Lock into the hole it was zipping around in the woods.”

“yupp i did realize the smoke around the woods, but didn't realize it also pulled locke into the hole. always thought you wasn't able to see what pulled him.”

“anyone watching the reruns from the first show. Those folks sure look different compared to what they looked liked when it ended”

“I just saw the first season on DVD at the store, I'm thinking I'll probably get it.”

“get lost”

“Don't I wish C!B! It would be cool to be stranded on a deserted island with all kinds of crazy beasts and whatnot.”

“or some of the hotties on that island. i first read that as crazy breasts”

“The thread title got me a-singing. Gotta go find the CD and play it...

I’m lost and lookin’ for my baby
Wonder why my baby can’t be found
I’m lost and lookin’ for my baby
Lord knows my baby ain’t around”

“Oh, uh that's what I meant C!B!, it was a typo :)”

“Imagine a new serious called Lost, The TT years. You could forage and survive with your whole TT cast. Imagine how quickly hell would break lose.

BB would try to unionize us.
Sarge would argue nonstop.
Nigal would be walking around with no pants.
Solitary hiker would be ranting against Zionists.
Sass would be flaming sarge.
Buck would be crackin jokes.
Buddur would have all kinds of nice nearly nudie shots of hot chicks.
BBW would be bitter and rude.
SC would ramble on about everything and anything (I would join in prolly being a jabber jaws)

Who else...I am running out of stuff here.”

“Oh, I don't get to be in the cast, thanks alot!”