Lost season three - right around the corner

[sleepyjeff]

I remember a couple of years ago I went on a field trip with my sons 3rd grade class to "study" the Willamette River(I say "study"...what it really is was a Jet Boat Thrill Ride for students and teachers at tax payer expense...but I digress) Our guide did point out a few interesting things and historical facts along the way which I found very interesting. When we got back to the classroom there was still an hour left before school let out so I stayed with a couple of the other parents to sit in on the class.........and we went over what we "learned" on the boat trip...again...real...slow...so...3rd...graders... could...understand....and with no additional or more in depth anylisis of the facts we learned. Which was perfectly fine because they were just 3rd graders.

"Lost Answeres" brought back that memory...I am not sure why

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

I really don't get it. They need to just get out there and say, "The show is about not knowing what's going on. If we told you the answers, there would be no show. So shut up, stop asking, and watch the show."

Remember the "Pat" sketch on SNL? My young brothers used to debate what Pat actually was, a man or a woman. It was impossible to convince them that Pat was actually supposed to be neither, an eternal impermeable enigma. That was the whole point.

They were just kids - we're talking about adults here. But I guess people have no patience. This show better not get cancelled or there'll be rioting in the streets....by me.

[Prudence]

I am *FINALLY* caught up with all the episodes! And I'm very confused.

[libraryvixen]

Originally Posted by JWBear

I don’t think that was the Looking Glass Station. The drawings that Sayid was looking at (and where the hell did he get those, anyway?)

He got them when they were at the communications station that Locke blew up. If I remember right, they were in with a bunch of binders below the house.

[thecorndogwalker]

Originally Posted by libraryvixen

He got them when they were at the communications station that Locke blew up. If I remember right, they were in with a bunch of binders below the house.

wow.. LV you get a gold star for that one!!!

[FEJ]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

I really don't get it. They need to just get out there and say, "The show is about not knowing what's going on. If we told you the answers, there would be no show. So shut up, stop asking, and watch the show."

They have already said that. They said in the "Answers" show (and in various podcasts) that the real part of the show is the that everyone has a past and the reveal of that is half of the story.

[sleepyjeff]

Originally Posted by libraryvixen

He got them when they were at the communications station that Locke blew up. If I remember right, they were in with a bunch of binders below the house.

Yes, that is where he got them. What I don't understand is how did he keep them after being captured by Ben's people? Did he hide them in the jungle before they went in to rescue Jack or did the "others" think them not important enough to confiscate or maybe the "others" wanted him to have those plans for whatever reason

One thing for sure....the Others do know that Sayid has those plans unless EPG kept that info to himself.

[JWBear]

Originally Posted by libraryvixen

He got them when they were at the communications station that Locke blew up. If I remember right, they were in with a bunch of binders below the house.

Thank you. I had forgotten about that.

[BarTopDancer]

2 hour finale tonight.

After the anti-climatic ending of 24* and a roller coaster excitement level season of Lost I'm seriously not getting my hopes up for any sort of excitement.

*not that the two are related, I'm just irked by the ending.

[sleepyjeff]

HAPPY LOST DAY EVERYONE!