Lost is back!

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by BarTopDancer

Sun said they weren't the only ones to leave the island. Perhaps the rafties managed to land on some island too.

She was likely talking about Desmond. Or Ben.

[RStar]

Originally Posted by BarTopDancer

RStar, I think it will be a new online game. It was a commercial in the last few minutes of the show. After I heard "volunteers" I looked up and saw it said "sponsored by ABC Inc".

Did anyone watch Good Morning America to get the alternate endings?

Oh, I missed the commercial. I was falling asleep, and had to rewind to see who was in the casket!

Yes, did any one see the alternate endings?

[sleepyjeff]

Originally Posted by RStar

Oh, I missed the commercial. I was falling asleep, and had to rewind to see who was in the casket!

Yes, did any one see the alternate endings?

Yes, but it actually just proves that the writers really don't know what they're doing or where they are going:

Spoiler:

Sawyer in casket in alternate ending #1 and Sayid in casket in alternate ending #2

[LSPoorEeyorick]

Originally Posted by sleepyjeff

Yes, but it actually just proves that the writers really don't know what they're doing or where they are going:

Sawyer in casket in alternate ending #1 and Sayid in casket in alternate ending #2

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Well, for one thing they outright said it was for red herring purposes only in the introduction to those videos, in case the real footage leaked out before the episode aired.

For another, it wasn't Sayid, it was Desmond.

[libraryvixen]

Maybe Locke had moved the island, which is why he's now off the island. I wonder if the name change for Locke was because people were following the Losties and it was code.

[Eliza Hodgkins 1812]

I'm wondering why Locke would have to move the island to leave it? Plenty of people have left the island by various means. Richard presumably lives on the island, but has visited Locke as a child, etc. And I'm assuming he isn't ageless. I assume that Richard moves through time and space, and seemingly has more control over doing so than Desmond had. Maybe Locke learned the trick...

And, for fun, Jeremy Bentham.

[libraryvixen]

Originally Posted by Eliza Hodgkins 1812

I'm wondering why Locke would have to move the island to leave it?

Ben had told Locke right before he went into the ice box that once he (Ben) moves the island, he could never go back to the island. Hence, making Locke the new Grand Poobah of the Others.

[Eliza Hodgkins 1812]

Originally Posted by libraryvixen

Ben had told Locke right before he went into the ice box that once he (Ben) moves the island, he could never go back to the island. Hence, making Locke the new Grand Poobah of the Others.

I think you're misunderstanding me, love. There is more than one way to leave the island. There has been an assumption circulating online that Locke also had to move the island, otherwise how could have left the island. But Richard has left the island. Others have left. My guess is they control moving through time and space, hence why Richard seems to be ageless....

I also assume that Locke learned the trick. And when he realized the island was in peril because some of the survivors, etc., left, he too left the island to find them and bring them back.

[libraryvixen]

Originally Posted by Eliza Hodgkins 1812

I think you're misunderstanding me, love. There is more than one way to leave the island. There has been an assumption circulating online that Locke also had to move the island, otherwise how could have left the island. But Richard has left the island. Others have left. My guess is they control moving through time and space, hence why Richard seems to be ageless....

I also assume that Locke learned the trick. And when he realized the island was in peril because some of the survivors, etc., left, he too left the island to find them and bring them back.

I see I see! Well.. I also saw a hot, wet, shirtless Sawyer coming out of the water. I was a happy camper.

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by Eliza Hodgkins 1812

And, for fun, Jeremy Bentham.

Note "John Locke" in his "influence by" list.

No one's dead and everyone is dead. Nothing stays buried for long on this island.