5.24.2010

to quote Mary Poppins...

... as Juliet did... "practically perfect in every way."

That's what I thought about the episode. Sure, it didn't give us many answers, but kudos to them for focusing instead on giving us a sense of closure and completion to these characters.

What did other people think? I didn't really mind the religious overtones to the fold-in of the flash-sideways to the main timeline. It felt very nice and full, and was something i didn't see coming. In a good way.

Walead! you were right about Hurley.

And *I* was right about what the last shot of the series was gonna be.

Yay us!

5.18.2010

50 Questions LOST Needs to Answer...

Interesting stuff, although I don't see Juancy's NUMBER ONE question...

WHAT THE HELL IS UP WITH THE HURLEY BIRD?

5.05.2010

Question!

Let's start a discussion! With a question!

The question: What does the Island want?

Some thoughts: Keep in mind that, in my opinion, the Island, Jacob, and the MIB are distinct. Jacob trained Ilana and wanted her to lead the Islanders. She blew up, so I guess Jacob and the Island weren't on the same page on that one. Who was responsible for Michael's death? The Island? Or the MIB? It appeared that the Island kept Michael alive until it was "done with him," but it was the MIB who appeared before Michael and told him he "could go" before the boat blew up. And who wanted to move the Island? Again, it was the MIB who told Locke to move it -- not Jacob. It was also the MIB who told Locke to retrieve the Oceanic 6. That makes sense because the MIB needs all the candidates to die in order to leave the Island, but Ben thought he was doing Jacob's/the Island's work by trying to get them to all come back. So maybe a better question is -- what do the Island, Jacob, and the MIB want? Consider what they've all done and what their motives might be. What do they each want?