Lost mania!!!!

[Fish Hook Girl]

I thought it was great, too. I loved when Sayid showed up at the vet and you heard the voice and just knew it was Ben talking. And then they showed him and how he says "good" at the end. Perfect!

This season does appear to be better paced and constructed more like a novel instead of just meandering around. I think knowing exactly how many episodes they have left to get their story across helps a lot.

[moses (2)]

That was good episode

I like Sayeeds character - He is one evil mother fucker

Wasn't he in the Budha of Suburbia or something like that
and the English Patient

[Frank The Bunny]

Just watched last night's episode...

Best this year, by far.

[JackT]

Yes, a most excellent episode.

[Scouser]

This has been the best Lost season so far...

[blinkilite]

i loved this week. desmond episodes are always good ones i really hope we get a few more episodes now that the writers strike is over.

[Fish Hook Girl]

i loved this week. desmond episodes are always good ones i really hope we get a few more episodes now that the writers strike is over.

I think all of the episodes will eventually get aired. Here's a good summary of the producers'/writers' plans.

http://community.tvguide.com/blog-entry ... /800033076

[Scouser]

Sorry...us Brits are a few days behind.

But I agree, great Desmond episode. Great series.

[Dave Smith]

I just dont get their concept for time travel.An electro-magnetic field creates instant time-travel whereby the body is transported to and from positions in time and space whilst apparently all observers see the object in continuing real time?Too elaborate.At least in Dr Who objects physically move from the time reference.Also the rat hadnt yet been taught the maze.The inference was that the guy taught the rat an hour later.But the effect was to kill the rat therefore it was never actually shown the correct path.So how did it go through the maze?

[Frank The Bunny]

I think it's funny when people try to apply logic to tv shows/movies that involve time travel.

It doesn't have do make sense because time travel doesn't exist.

[moses (2)]

I just dont get their concept for time travel.An electro-magnetic field creates instant time-travel whereby the body is transported to and from positions in time and space whilst apparently all observers see the object in continuing real time?Too elaborate.At least in Dr Who objects physically move from the time reference.Also the rat hadnt yet been taught the maze.The inference was that the guy taught the rat an hour later.But the effect was to kill the rat therefore it was never actually shown the correct path.So how did it go through the maze?

I think Desmond drifted off for 75 mins and then came back -- so that gave your man at least 15 mins to teach the rat ...v clever rat

[Scouser]

I think it's funny when people try to apply logic to tv shows/movies that involve time travel.

It doesn't have do make sense because time travel doesn't exist.

Exactly! I like Lost because I can shift my brain into neutral and just enjoy a big dumb ass show.

[Dave Smith]

I cant.I studied Physics at University.It ruins such 'logical' delights such as Lost.

[JackT]

Problems I had with last night's episode:

-Have trouble suspending disbelief vis-a-vis Ben having heterosexual feelings for Juliet.

-Juliet's hotness is plummeting. I don't like her stoop-shouldered posture, and she has a serious case of old-lady arms. She need serious toning with an emphasis on back work.

[Frank The Bunny]

Anybody else still following this?

Last night's episode raised more questions than it answered I think.

I like that.
Not a fan of tidy little bundles