Lost Season 6 - RE: LA X

oh hey

http://popwatch.ew.com/2010/02/02/lost-premiere-damon-carlton/

was that posted? sorry if it was

I think the plane trip we saw is the end result of what is going to happen in this Jacob/MIB post hatch explosion life that Sawyer et al landed in. Smokey wants to go home- maybe his struggle with Jacob (in Sayid?)- will cause the real reset, send the island under water somehow, allow the 815 flight to off without a hitch. With a lot more clever LOST tricks I am not capable of writing...

Isn't it interesting that locke's knives and jack's dad's coffin- two tangible objects that were of significant use on the island- were the two things missing from the flight?

All of the island events we saw last night are in 2007, though; the plane trip is (presumably) in 2004.

No, 2004. That's when Desmond blew up the hatch, right?

Or yes, I guess the hatch would still have looked like wreckage in 2007.

Yeah, everything on the island was same time frame. Ben definitely killed Jacob in 2007, and then Jacob appears to Hurley and says "I died 10 minutes ago."

The parallel timeline aspect of the show this season is going to keep me awake at night, but I welcome the challenge.

hi maria last night i got a gif animator to make a bram/smokey gif
in the meantime here is juliet falling down the hole as requested you sadist
http://i50.tinypic.com/16lbk3s.gif

good because they only showed that THREE TIMES last night (between recap episode, recap at beginning of new episode, then within new episode)

Yeah, I get that they're in 2007, I think this season will be about accomplishing something that propels them back to 2004 as if the island never existed.

Xp interesting about the Paik/ring observations!

bloody kissing is the worst

good because they only showed that THREE TIMES last night (between recap episode, recap at beginning of new episode, then within new episode)

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im sort of hoping they open every show with it

haha replaces the LOST title card

so i think we're supposed to get that their lives were connected to the island long before oceanic 815 right?

kind of hoping still-crippled alt.locke is somehow going to save everyone from evil.bad.fake.locke.

yeah but that's nothing new? their lives being connected.

was she flashing forward to when she meets Sawyer in un-crash time?

Yeah, that and her posthumous 'it worked' were indications that she was briefly aware of the fact that an alternate timeline had been created.

but didn't Miles establish when explaining his power to Hurley that he just has access to a dead person's final living thoughts, not actual communications from beyond?

Yeah, but her conversation with Sawyer showed that she had awareness of it while living, hence Miles was able to pick it up, being some of her last thoughts. (Reminds me of MIB's last-thoughts-of-Locke monologue)

Apropos of nothing these posters are really nice!

oh ok...i think i was distracted or something during her death scene so i didn't really catch that

There were a bunch of little exchanges I had to replay. The fact that the post-implosion Swan set looks so different now totally threw me, too, so I didn't realize everybody was in 2007 for a while.

It's weird that the Dharma van travelled with everybody, too.

Someone must have been touvhing the van.. The same reason clothes can timetravel

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Finefinemusic might be right that there isn't an alternative universe thing going on but rather another reset happens later this season. Anything is possible.

That reminds me. Tonight's episode of Fringe is supposed to have universes colliding. I really like that show a lot.

Oh yeah, one more thing. This thread has given me some hope since when I posted yesterday that Black Tunic Guy/Fake Locke may still have a chance at being the good guy. He might be the key to resetting everything and sinking the island (if there isn't alt universes). He found a loophole but killing Jacob isn't the only thing he has to do...

BTW, I was thinking Miles was sort of like "who would want to talk to the dead (my gift is a pain in the ass)" when Hurley said "visit me anytime".

lots of jabber about the dharma shark in the underwater shot implying that the island sank later than 1977 btw

brb, starting a band called Dharma Shark

will be shocked if there is not already a band named dharma shark

http://www.google.com/search?q=%22Dharma+Shark%22&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

there isn't one that Google knows about, at least not on the 1st page

Someone must have been touvhing the van.. The same reason clothes can timetravel

Oh right, I'd forgotten about the rope Sawyer was holding when Locke went down the well to turn the wheel.

it would be kind of awesome if only men's clothes could time-travel

quick dan snail mail yourself a copy of this thread and dont open the envelope and you will have eternal rights to the Dharma Shark empire

speaking of Fringe, I was thinking how it's weird the special effects in Fringe are so good while the effects in Lost are so cheesy. I guess maybe they aren't using much CGI in Fringe, maybe more old-school effects instead?

i think Lost blows their budget on huge cast/Hawaii/etc.

Yeah, I think Fox nets like $250K an ep.

Ok, $22525.

Dammit. Anyways ...

Fringe either won something or was nominated for it's special effects

oh like an award for television shows? interesting

lots of jabber about the dharma shark in the underwater shot implying that the island sank later than 1977 btw
--rhea perlman is "horrible" (jjjusten)

IMO to continue my idea from upthread perhaps the bomb Juliet hit didn't go off but all the losties experienced a time jump- sending them to 2007 to fight for Jacob. The ultimate end of this war is that the island sinks.. hence the Dharma shark. I think the 2004 flight is a post-war flashforward, not that I know how exactly they'll end up back in Sydney.. but I do think linearly, the flight is the last thing to happen in one timeline.

Is it Tuesday yet? :(

Pretty sure the Dharma zoology program was already running in 1977, so don't see why the dharma shark means that the island didn't blow up in 1977, but that would be one very old shark in that case. I just assumed it was an easter egg.

I think the 2004 flight is a post-war flashforward, not that I know how exactly they'll end up back in Sydney.. but I do think linearly, the flight is the last thing to happen in one timeline.

That's how I see it too. Guess that makes the alt scenes flashbackforwardsideways?

I think you guys might be overthinking it... well, I don't think the Dharma shark thing is meant to reveal anything. Hitting the bomb worked, creating an alternate timeline with a sunken island, but it didn't destroy the existing one (where the Hatch was built, 815 crashed, etc) so the crew returned to the 2007 of that timeline. Hopefully Sun and Jin meet sooner than later! They're inevitably gonna merge the two universes somehow. (I bet they all have to choose which universe they want to save.) For now, I'm really enjoying the ride that we're getting with alt-2004... 2004-X.

yeah it was nice to see the old, sweet hapless John Locke back on the plane

If it turns out Palin won in alt timeline, blow that timeline up, too.

I think we've got the alt history covered here

it was really sweet seeing terry oquinn reprise his role as early-Lost locke.

cuse/lindelof interviews are always so boring because they can't tell us anything we don't already know.

season 6 = the it's a wonderful life season