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Poor Olivia :( Glad she's feeling better today.

They told the story of Sun and how she had the affair--we saw some of it last year. Her father caught the two of them together and ordered Jin to kill him. Jin warned him, but didn't kill him--but the guy jumped out the window with the necklace he had offered Sun in his hand. Guess he really loved her...

Sawyer and Kate were made to work in the rockpile all day--Sawyer kissed Kate, and was shocked by the guard for it. The female guard called Sawyer by his real first name--James.

Pointy face introduced himself "properly" to Jack. Said he's lived there all of his life (!) And if Jack cooperates, he will take Jack home.

You saw the end, right--where Sun was on the boat and Colleen and the others came on?

Way Back Machine :lol:

Thanks for the re-cap.

I watched it again last night ... the second show I've seen. So, did all these people end up on this island from the same plane crash? I know, basic question, the other story lines are a bit easier to pick up on.

The folks that are in captivity and the folks on the beach (you haven't seen them yet) and the folks with the boat all crashed on the island. The "others" (the folks who are causing all the comotion) we don't know an awful lot about. It appears that they have been on the island a long time and may have been part of some strange experiments (I warn you - this is a slippery slope...if you Google the DHARMA initiative you will be sucked into a vortex from which there is no return :huh: ) This show is so great because of all the mythology they have built in and the method of presenting the story in bits and pieces of flashbacks...I could go on all day... :P


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jerseyangel Proficient
I watched it again last night ... the second show I've seen. So, did all these people end up on this island from the same plane crash? I know, basic question, the other story lines are a bit easier to pick up on.

The people who came out of the houses last week were not on the plane--they're referred to as "the others" and we're just now learning more about them.

The prisoners, people on the boat last night and the others back at the camp were all in the same plane crash.

There are still others on the island who probably crashed there years ago--that's the thing with this show--the more questions they answer, the more we still don't really know :blink:

We're lucky that we have Tivo--more than once, we have had to go back and watch something again--there are lots of little clues and things that are easily missed.

Green12 Enthusiast
Pointy face introduced himself "properly" to Jack.

:lol: Patti

The female guard called Sawyer by his real first name--James.

Last night was the first time, that I noticed, that anybody actually acknowledged the "others" know all this stuff about them, that nobody else knows. When Kate said, why did she call you James.

Wouldn't they be discussing daily how creepy it is that they know all these inside facts :lol:

CarlaB Enthusiast
Sawyer and Kate were made to work in the rockpile all day--Sawyer kissed Kate, and was shocked by the guard for it. The female guard called Sawyer by his real first name--James.

The interesting thing about this was at the end of the show when they were in the cages discussing this -- Sawyer and Kate. Sawyer seemed to kiss her and get in trouble to see how everyone reacted and how they fought. He took note of it all. It seemed to be a strategic move.

I loved the scene where the weird guy told the prisoner that the Red Soxs won the World Series. So funny.

jerseyangel Proficient
Wouldn't they be discussing daily how creepy it is that they know all these inside facts :lol:

I know--like last week when Sawyer and Kate were put in cages opposite each other--why didn't they ask questions or talk about the whole ordeal? It seemed odd.

Also, last week Juliet had that folder that she said was "Jack's life".

The interesting thing about this was at the end of the show when they were in the cages discussing this -- Sawyer and Kate. Sawyer seemed to kiss her and get in trouble to see how everyone reacted and how they fought. He took note of it all. It seemed to be a strategic move.

Yea--he's sizing everyone up....

Green12 Enthusiast

He also wanted to kiss Kate :D

I know--like last week when Sawyer and Kate were put in cages opposite each other--why didn't they ask questions or talk about the whole ordeal? It seemed odd.

Also, last week Juliet had that folder that she said was "Jack's life".

Remember when Kate and the creepy French lady and, I can't recall who the third person was, Claire I think, went to find that other station?? They didn't come back to the group and say, hey guess what we found? They don't talk to each other to put all the clues together :lol:

Drives me mad!

jerseyangel Proficient

Julie--You're right about the kiss. The way he looked at her after the guard spoke to her crudely--it was so expressive. You could see his face change.

The other thing that bothers me, other than them not comparing notes, is that they will still go off into the jungle alone. I would go nowhere alone on that island :D


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Julie--You're right about the kiss. The way he looked at her after the guard spoke to her crudely--it was so expressive. You could see his face change.

The other thing that bothers me, other than them not comparing notes, is that they will still go off into the jungle alone. I would go nowhere alone on that island :D

I think they call it "suspension of disbelief"... you need a healthy dose for this show or you'll throw something thru the TV

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Tonight's the night!

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jerseyangel Proficient

Yep tonight--be there or be square :D

Good spoilers--Boone!!!!

TriticusToxicum Explorer
Yep tonight--be there or be square :D

Good spoilers--Boone!!!!

and the wacky paste is back!

Don't read this if you don't want the whole epi. spoiled.

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jerseyangel Proficient
and the wacky paste is back!

Don't read this if you don't want the whole epi. spoiled.

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Wow--that was pretty detailed. Anyway, it's gonna be good.....

Green12 Enthusiast

I will be there!!! A little over an hour for me.

I will not look at the spoilers, I don't want to be............. spoiled :lol:

Did you say Boone?? Oh my......

jerseyangel Proficient

I loved the episode last night!

The airport scene was really good (Hurley and Pointy Face were both employees of the airline--AND remember, Hurley was the one who had to bring Jack, Sawyer and Kate to the others) :o

Also Desmond's back--and naked :rolleyes:

Didn't see 'Eddie was a cop' coming, though :blink:

Richard--come out of your sweatlodge and discuss! :lol:

CarlaB Enthusiast

Hmmm, I've seen three episodes ... starting to catch on a bit, but not enough to know names!!

jerseyangel Proficient
Hmmm, I've seen three episodes ... starting to catch on a bit, but not enough to know names!!

It's pretty addicting! If you ever have the time, I'd suggest getting the first 2 seasons on DVD--a lot of the storylines are long-running. It would answer some questions for you, but not many :lol: --they tend to keep piling on the mystery! :blink:

Green12 Enthusiast

Last night was a little creepy :lol:

Locke not being able to talk and his "vision" :blink:

Do we know if he ended up shooting the undercover cop?

jerseyangel Proficient
Do we know if he ended up shooting the undercover cop?

Julie,

No, he didn't--he put his gun down, and Eddie ran off through the woods. I'm expecting he'll show up soon on the island :D

TriticusToxicum Explorer
I loved the episode last night!

The airport scene was really good (Hurley and Pointy Face were both employees of the airline--AND remember, Hurley was the one who had to bring Jack, Sawyer and Kate to the others) :o

Also Desmond's back--and naked :rolleyes:

Didn't see 'Eddie was a cop' coming, though :blink:

Richard--come out of your sweatlodge and discuss! :lol:

I wanna know what's in the wacky paste!

Charlie-Locke banter was funny (shoe's on the other foot :P )

The whole search for Eko was kind of pointless, Look at the hole were the hatch was - must have imploded...oh look here's Hurley...Oh the bear cave, better get out my hair spray (Charlie's "I hate to be the one to bring this up..." LMAO!)...What kind of polar bear drags it's lunch around still alive? (I know one that lives on a tropical island and is sick of fish biscuits!)

Hurley and Desmond scene was hilarious ("Ok DUDE I'm not alone!")

Where do I know the cop from?

Charlie needs to get his hair cut.

Boone/airport scene was great/funny.

Is the guy- Mike i think, the same guy that plays Zeke/Tom? He looked familiar

Next week looks like another good one!

Green12 Enthusiast
Is the guy- Mike i think, the same guy that plays Zeke/Tom? He looked familiar

I thought the same thing, Mike (?) definitely looked familiar, like we have seen him before.

Not sure about the torture for next week :blink:

TriticusToxicum Explorer
Not sure about the torture for next week :blink:

I'm not worried, they always build it up in the promos and it never seems to be the same story once the epi. airs. Sawyer is probably getting his nails done. Kate is crying over 3 days of fish biscuits. "Do you Love HIM?" probably some sick Other's device to break them down...Barry Manilow "Do you Love HIM?"...No, well then no fish biscuits for you. :)

jerseyangel Proficient

Julie--I agree about the torture for next week. Hope they were just hyping it up for the preview and there won't be too much of it.

Richard--The part with Hurley and Desmond: Hurley was acting like a GIRL when he saw Desmond--he was so embarassed! :lol:

Hairspray line--too funny.

Charley's hair--it looks like his is the only hair that grew during the time there.

I also thought Boone looked better--did he lose weight or something? He used to have a pasty/red thing going on on his face.

Had the cop been on before?--I couldn't tell.

TriticusToxicum Explorer
I also thought Boone looked better--did he lose weight or something? He used to have a pasty/red thing going on on his face.

Had the cop been on before?--I couldn't tell.

I didn't think it was possible, but Boone got prettier after he died!

I don't know if the cops has been on before. I know I have seen him somewhere before (NOT on this show, but somewhere)...I just can't place him

Green12 Enthusiast
Hurley was acting like a GIRL when he saw Desmond--he was so embarassed! :lol:

:lol: Patti

I forgot about Desmond running naked through the forrest, er, what do you call that on an island? The bush? With his hair blowing in the wind. That was kinda funny.

And, ooh, he can see the future :blink: Creepy.

I thought Boone looked thinner because of his longer hair do?

DingoGirl Enthusiast
It's pretty addicting! If you ever have the time, I'd suggest getting the first 2 seasons on DVD--a lot of the storylines are long-running. It would answer some questions for you, but not many :lol: --they tend to keep piling on the mystery! :blink:

um, yeah, I"ve tried and tried (but not consistently), and I am utterly confounded.....Richard says I have to pop popcorn and rent all the seasons on DVD - makes my stomach hurt just thinking about it.... :blink:

Locke not being able to talk and his "vision" :blink:

Yes, I think I saw this part, did he ask to TALK TO THE ISLAND??? holy Lord. that is the moment I think I broke up with the show for good. :lol:

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