Lost season three - right around the corner

[RStar]

I got to thinking about it, and that Roger Workman guy would have been much more decayed (or eaten away) if he had been there in a jungle dead for 30 years. Is it possible it had only been 3 or 4 years and he worked for Ben? Was he in the van trying to get off the island, and the others shot him?

[sleepyjeff]

Originally Posted by RStar

I got to thinking about it, and that Roger Workman guy would have been much more decayed (or eaten away) if he had been there in a jungle dead for 30 years. Is it possible it had only been 3 or 4 years and he worked for Ben? Was he in the van trying to get off the island, and the others shot him?

Getting a VW up to 88mph in the jungle can be quite hazardous.

Seriously though; He may have been trying to get away from the others with the van....which leads to a question I posted earlier: Are they even on an Island?

[Stan4dSteph]

Originally Posted by sleepyjeff

Seriously though; He may have been trying to get away from the others with the van....which leads to a question I posted earlier: Are they even on an Island?

Yes. The car got on the island the same way the rest of the Dharma crap got there: on a ship. How do you think they got all of the materials to build the hatches?

[Ghoulish Delight]

Cheech is old.

[sleepyjeff]

More fun stuff:

This last episode may have contained a lot more info than one might have noticed after watching it just once,

The song at the end of the show Shambhala coupled with a brief glimpse of Hurleys comic book back in season one and finally the weird Ice Station ending of Season two may all tie together if you let your imagination go

[mistyisjafo]

:throwing my hands in the air in disgust:

That's it! I can't take this show anymore. I've removed it from my Tivo. There are too many weird story lines, nothing leads to anything, everything leads to nothing, and I stopped caring about anyone. Anyone else feeling this way?

[katiesue]

Yes - it's still on my DVR list but I have about 10 or so episodes unwatched. I just can't keep it all straight and I no longer care to try.

[Ghoulish Delight]

I'm still hooked. I guess I figured out long ago that they obviously aren't going to be giving straight answers until the show is almost over. So, not expecting any answers, I'm not disappointed when they don't come.

[mistyisjafo]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

I'm still hooked. I guess I figured out long ago that they obviously aren't going to be giving straight answers until the show is almost over. So, not expecting any answers, I'm not disappointed when they don't come.

You've got more patience than I do.

[mousepod]

posted by me, 5/25/2006

As I watched the full episode of Lost (always keeping an eye on the clock - I've been having to wake up at 4:30 for work this week) - a feeling of dread slowly began to creep up. It's still subtle, but it's one that I had during the first few episodes of season one. I'm not sure what exactly to call it, but it's something akin to the feeling I got around the 5th season of X-Files. I'm worried that there really is no "solution" to the show.
Perhaps there are answers - we get a couple of those every episode - but every 'answer' they reveal just raises more questions.
Am I entertained? Sure. But I expect answers. At some point. Really.
Whatever the mythology of the Lost Universe is, it better explain everything, and I mean everything.
I watched every single episode of the 9 seasons of X-Files (plus the movie, plus the spin-off series) and have yet to understand the full conspiracy-story arc - though I've read a few 'scholarly' fan interpretations.
All I'm saying is - there better be a bible for the scriptwriters of Lost.
(Oh - and I need to get some sleep.)

I'm still watching... and waiting.