I wonder... if he was in any of Claire's flashbacks or in the Dharma movie...

I do! Did you listen last week when they talked about plans for the interactive online experience? That sounds way cool. :cool:

My first thought, unfortunately, was, "How am I going to have time for this?"

I always like the back stories, but I particularly liked Hurley's tonight. I did have Dave pegged as an imaginary friend as soon as the one guy threw the basketball over his head to Hurley. I also figured Libby must be associated with the mental hospital in some way, but I had figured that since Hurley said he recognized her. I liked hearing about why Hurley had been committed. It will be interesting to learn more about Libby.

"Henry"....who is the guy that will kill him? And the bearded Zeke is nothing? He sure knows a lot about the Others, but I wonder if he really is one still. Just my conspiratorial mind expecting another big twist, I suppose. I wonder if he made up the story about not pushing the button or if he really did not push it.

I'm about ready to give up on Lost. Something interesting better happen soon, I'm getting a little bored!

Really? I think the pace at which they are revealing info is good. I have loved this season thus far.

23 people were on a balcony made for 8.

Charlie mentioned the lockdown and the food drop timing.

And another episode next week. I'm impressed (and expecting a month or 3 of repeats)

His reaction regarding Zeke is more fodder for the Fej/Mousepod theory of a third group, experimenting on everyone, including the Others. I've taken to calling then THE Others. "Henry" either got careless and got caught by Rousseau, or he was for some reason trying to bail on THE Others.

Impossible to know, but his description of what happened jives with the notes on the blast door map that indicated that whatever's behind the magnetic wall in the bunker (CV II) may be "inactive since accident".

I too caught on that Dave never existed pretty quickly. Nice little delsuion Hurley's got goin' there. At least we know that (assuming the whole thing ISN'T just in Hurley's mind, which would be the biggest cop-oute ver) that Libby is real as she's had tons of interaction with everyone else.

I'm pretty sure I heard the producers say it wasn't a dream or in someones head (a la St. Elsewhere). It was about the time they said they wern't in pergurtory.

I'm still sticking with my theory. I like what Gn2Dlnd and GD have brought to it. It makes me want to go back and analyze more stuff from the institution that Hurley was in (if he ever really was in an instition, of course).