Lost season three - right around the corner

[MouseWife]

That is what I got. There weren't too many episodes as it was.

I also saw that in Eko's death, EH1812. He was at peace. I don't know why he was 'rejected' but I think he was fine with it.

I also don't see what is up with the newbies. Is it because they don't have to pay them as much? Did someone not budget for the main characters pay to go up as the show became more popular, or something like that? *sigh* But I love to watch.

And, I will also watch it all again on DVD when it comes out.

[Stan4dSteph]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

So was this the last new episode until then?

Yes. Nothing new until February.

[BarTopDancer]

I think Juliette wants Ben to die, but no one else does. From the look on Zeke's face and the reaction from the other Others I think they would be lost without Ben.

I wish that Kate had told Jack they had nowhere to run. Though I still wonder if the second island is truly an island. We wern't shown how Jack, Kate and Sawyer were transported. They just showed the boat at the dock that Michael and Walt took.

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by BarTopDancer

I wish that Kate had told Jack they had nowhere to run. Though I still wonder if the second island is truly an island. We wern't shown how Jack, Kate and Sawyer were transported. They just showed the boat at the dock that Michael and Walt took.

The others mentioned a submarine. And it's hard to argue with what Ben showed Sawyer.

I don't believe Juliette at all. It was all part of their plan to get Jack to "decide on his own" to save Ben.

[LSPoorEeyorick]

I am a little baffled at why they chose that moment for the ending. "We can't leave without you." "Why?"

Why? I mean, I know they're supposedly on a second island, but... it seemed really anticlimactic and rough for a cliffhanger.

[Eliza Hodgkins 1812]

I loved the episode, though I don't think Lost deserves to have two season finales JUST because they take lazy breaks to introduce new crap shows.

You know, Groundhog's Day was brilliant. And two hours. If I had to watch similar scenarios over and over and over again for 24 episodes, even with Bill Murray, I'd shoot myself. Daybreak is a drama and does not star Bill Murray. Granted, I'd probably just wake up all over again and have to watch Daybreak all over again and have to shoot myself all over again, endlessly, until I figured out another way.....

But back to Lost, I think Kate was too distraught to be thinking straight, and it really seemed like her screaming about not being able to leave him was just a tongue tied way of trying to tell him that she wasn't sure any of them could leave, period. If I'm wrong, it still doesn't bother me much.

As for the new people, maybe they'll die soon, just like all the other new people they brought on last year. Bernard should get a medal just for being alive. Man, would have been so much cooler if they brought Rose and Bernard along for the Eko death ride.

[BarTopDancer]

LOST! is back tonight. New time - 10pm. 9pm is a recap episode.

[cirquelover]

I can't wait, the dvr is set and ready just in case I'm not home.

[scaeagles]

I just love the story telling on this show. Nice to get some background on Juliet. Even when Ethan doesn't say anything Ethan is creepy. I didn't see the bus thing coming, but as soon as it happened, I figured they were Others. Until that point I really hadn't expected that Juliet was taken to the island against her will - or at least was being held there against it.

[BarTopDancer]

I am very interested to know what Ben really said. I *know* they showed us his lips moving (though upside down) so we can decipher it.

I don't trust Juliet and I'm not sure I trust Alex. I think we're being set up for something. That brainwashing room though... dude.