Lost

LSPoorEeyorick · 05-18-2006, 06:10 AM

For the first time in Lost-watching history, I was bored with this episode. Yes, Michael was doing it to save Walt. Yes, Sayid realized Michael was lying (and we saw this in the trailer.) Ok, so there's a boat. I just didn't feel that all that much was revealed.

And "all our questions will be answered" in the finale? Hmm. I think the X-Files said that a lot, and they never answered anything, either.

I think I'm stil resentful about Libby. I am never going to be OK with it, even if they explain her backstory someday. They've only killed off women since Boone, and there weren't a lot of women to begin with. Say all they want about how they're just serving the story, you can't tell me they're not making the balanace more testosterone-heavy by getting rid of her. (I don't care about Ana Lucia-- that was my problem with her from the start.)

05-18-2006, 06:10 AM	#11
LSPoorEeyorick scribblin' Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: in the moment Posts: 3,872	For the first time in Lost-watching history, I was bored with this episode. Yes, Michael was doing it to save Walt. Yes, Sayid realized Michael was lying (and we saw this in the trailer.) Ok, so there's a boat. I just didn't feel that all that much was revealed. And "all our questions will be answered" in the finale? Hmm. I think the X-Files said that a lot, and they never answered anything, either. I think I'm stil resentful about Libby. I am never going to be OK with it, even if they explain her backstory someday. They've only killed off women since Boone, and there weren't a lot of women to begin with. Say all they want about how they're just serving the story, you can't tell me they're not making the balanace more testosterone-heavy by getting rid of her. (I don't care about Ana Lucia-- that was my problem with her from the start.)
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