Lost Season 6 - RE: LA X

At least this show won't be wrapped up with an hour of exposition from Dean Stockwell telling us about years and years of events we never see. I hope. Though Dean Stockwell is always nice to have.

"at least they can't make it about a superchild who is the prophetic saviour or some bullshit like that anymore"

why is this particular card off the table? because the actor's aged out?

i read somewhere the drum and bass room is back this season

it's the wonky room now

next door to the dubstep room

I don't care if Malcolm David Kelley never returns to the show, I just want to know what Walt's deal was. I still think that Season 2 was probably the show's best, but most of it just feels so inconsequential now.

Meanwhile in the upside-down reality

uh

I sort of imagine her singing 'Trust In Me' from the Jungle Book there

There's plenty of material in place for having Walt pull a Tommy Westphall, whether they decide to do that or not.

I can imagine an epilogue scene featuring Walt's summer job at a travel agency

(He got laid off from the aviary at the zoo)

Walt is surely Going Places!

sorry.

Or Walt could get hired on at the box factory - AND THE CYCLE BEGINS AGAIN

It's weird how all of the characters' signature traits are part of Walt. Walt's dad-loathing, don't tell Walt what to do!, Walt's love of hot pockets...

walt's disgusting obesity

kate acts like a capricious child; so does walt!

not to mention walt's out-of-wedlock pregnancy and heroin habit.

and being named jack

and his thing for knives

Remember when Walt was stung by spiders and subsequently buried alive?

Remember when Walt was looking for his son in the jungle and kept yelling WALT

Walt is his own constant

his complexion is so freckly, too

Remember when Walt was looking for his son in the jungle and kept yelling WALT

― Your body is a spiderland (polyphonic), Tuesday, February 16, 2010 4:58 PM (6 minutes ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

best one

I was going to talk about when Walt went back in time to meet Walt and declared himself to be future Walt, then travelled back to the present, killed Walt, and now wanders the beach yelling that he's disappointed in himself but I couldn't top that

Alright, now someone needs to make a Walt-based spoof of the "Malkovich" scene in Being John Malkovich.

W A L T

ANTICIPATION ON THE WEST COAST

SAWYER IS A STOOGES FAN! I KNEW IT.

this is good

ok this one is already like 100000xbetter than last week

haha xpost

Walt was what smokey saw? I took my glasses off for a split second :(

no it looked like child locke

i was RONG

lil' jacob?

man i hope they dont switch back to bullshit next week

lil jakey

i enjoyed learning fuck all this time

Good stuff this week. I will admit, I was choking back manly tears at the last scene with Katey Segal - nice surprise to see her back. Loved the sideways flash this week with all the gimmicky interactions. Same with Richard and Sawyer's interactions with Dead Locke. Richard, especially, doing a complete 180, completely terrified.

Hope this means we'll continue to get more positive, hopeful stories out of the sideways world to contrast the original timeline - it's almost a breath of fresh air compared to the non-stop desperation and tension of the last couple of seasons (not that I didn't really enjoy them too). S-Locke's encounters w/Hurley, Rose and Ben did get me to smile. It's so weird to see Lost characters actually coming to rational conclusions and acting humanely!

yeah def my fav so far

SAWYER IS A STOOGES FAN! I KNEW IT.

― scott seward, Tuesday, February 16, 2010 9:15 PM (51 minutes ago) Bookmark

Smokey Cam was awesome

really satisfying episode. the sideways-ben-john meeting was unsettling and bizarre, but in a good way.

yeah until ben kills him in the teacher's lounge

damn look how much better this tv show is when it focuses on a good character

no jack, no kate = my kind of lost

they make you eat your peas before you get your pudding. are the episodes actually good/bad/good/bad/etc or does it just feel that way.

Tonight was my first night to watch Lost on my new big LCD television. I'm still trying to get used to just how different television is in HD. Even Lost was unsettling in HD. Enjoyed this one much better than the last two. It seems like we're getting "Somewhere." After seeing Ben as a teacher are we to assume that everything that did happen on the island never happened in this new timeline?

is it significant that they didn't show kate's name on jacob's cave ceiling? she got a tap from him like the others, i believe.

no jack, no kate = my kind of lost

^^cosign times a million. when jack and kate are the focus of an episode, i find my enjoyment of the show detaches and becomes kind of meta, like "oh great, let's see what jack's crying about this week." but locke and ben have enough gravitas to make questionable writing seem really, really compelling. like ben's speech over locke's grave, that was awesome.