LOST.Discuss the current episodes SEASON PREMIERE Wednesday!!!!

[Blueberry]

Sawyer is a real pain in the posterior, but he is good looking....for a younger guy that is.... I just cannot understand why they do not just take all the good stuff he is hoarding, more than enough people to overtake him...and just take it!!!

 

[pmcougar05]

Ok, well here is my opinion on the whole thing. I actually think that everyone on the island is dead, and it is recapping their lives. For example...i can't remember his name but the guy who couldn't walk before this plane crash...all the sudden he can walk?? As far as the creature goes...not exactly sure, but what if maybe all these people are in a hospital and the creature thing brings them back to life. Any opinions??

patrick

 

[Luckymommyx2]

I cannot wait for the show tomorrow night!!! I hope that Sayid will be okay but you never know for sure with this show! I was watching E! the other day and I don't know if it's really a spoiler as much as a hint so if you don't want to read it look away....




now...




The anchor was interviewing several of the cast members and the pregnant woman said that she would be having her baby soon and that it would tie into why they ended up on the island. I'm not sure how that will work but I'm anxious to find out!

 

[BriarfoxinWA]

Maybe she's going to have an Alien baby!

 

[BWVDenise]

 

[gometros]

Originally posted by BriarfoxinWA
Maybe she's going to have an Alien baby!

Yeah, that's the ticket. And this whole situation is the imagination of the very intelligent baby in her womb.

 

[Barb]

Oh, I do hope it isn't anything as wacky as that. I'm hoping for a better explanation for the whole thing.

 

[maryssasmom]

alien baby - how funny

:space:

 

[pmcougar05]

ok, not that this has anything to do with the show lost, but this is really bugging me and i have seen it on a few posts. I am going on the dis cruise oct 29, 2005....how do i add a countdown till my next cruise?

My thoughts about the baby....it will be in perfect health, because as i mentioned before, i think everyone is already dead, so in the womans mind the baby will be perfect. It will be pretty interesting to see what will happen at the end to see who is right.

patrick

 

[ibouncetoo]

Here you go, Patrick

http://disboards.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=381216

If I can figure it out....anyone can!

 

[CourtasanSatine]

I just find Sawyer and Charlie really cute(plus there is the accent on Charlie)

 

[cbusby]

Wouldn't be interesting if they were dead, and the only survivor is the baby............LOST ll ......to air Sept 05

There are so many ideas going thru the thread as to what the show is really about.

You older folks out there........remember Dallas with Pam's dream episode. Maybe Jack dreamed it all...........LOL

HMMMM.

 

[CourtasanSatine]

for tonight's show

 

[pmcougar05]

Thanks jackie...it seems to be working. That was really bugging me, and i like to think i am somewhat of a technical guy.

patrick

 

[jeleebeene]

This show is so darn addictive!! I find myself trying to figure things out for the next episode, but especially who in the heck is on the island, and what the monster is...creature, whatever it is. And I still don't get the polar bear....

Thank goodness I get my fix tonight....even though it will never happen, it would be SO much nicer if there was a new episode on every night

 

[stinkerbelle]

Interesting article on usatoday.com:


Fans find all manner of theories about 'Lost'

By Ann Oldenburg, USA TODAY

Sometimes it starts at 9:01 p.m. Wednesday. Sometimes it doesn't happen until Thursday morning.

But each week, at some point after the credits start rolling on ABC's hit drama Lost, fans start in.

On the Internet, on radio shows, in the office or at home with friends and family, they assess and obsess about the latest episode of the mystery about plane crash survivors on a mysterious island.

"My husband and I discuss theories throughout the viewing of the show so much that sometimes I have to shush him so I can hear what is happening," says Michelle Horan, 36, of Atlanta.

"If we had a water cooler, that's where we'd talk about it, but we end up talking about it in the lab," says Karen Schroeder, 35, of Taylor Mill, Ky., who works in a research and development lab for a company that formulates coatings for various products.

Lost averages more than 17 million viewers each week. Speculation already is running high about Episode 9, which airs tonight at 8 ET/PT: Is Iraqi survivor Sayid captured by a Frenchwoman, the source of the bizarre 16-year-old radio transmission?

Also tonight, Tom Cruise's cousin William Mapother plays Ethan, another plane crash survivor — or is he?

Details get viewers buzzing. For example, what was the significance of bad boy Sawyer reading the book Watership Down? And what is the connection between the polar bear in the comic youngster Walt was reading and the polar bear found on the island?

The focus on minutiae is all part of the larger question: What's really going on? Viewers know an airplane left Sydney bound for Los Angeles, got off course and crashed on a tropical island. But where are they, and how can some of the strange things be explained?

Some fans think it's a giant "ant farm" being observed by aliens; others suggest it's a government project; still others figure it must be a Jurassic Park type of scientific compound, although show co-creator Damon Lindelof has said the unseen monster on the island is "not a dinosaur."

So what's going on? Here are some of the most popular theories:

•Purgatory. Jeffrey Field, 34, of Overland Park, Kan., says maybe they're trapped "between heaven and hell — forced to look back on the decisions of their lives. It's a fascinating concept, though now that I've spent so much time contemplating that idea, I almost hope they've got something better up their sleeves."

Beverly Bruce, 30, of Phoenix, isn't convinced that it's purgatory, even though that has been one of the earliest and most popular theories. "I'm not sure any show is brave enough to pretend heaven is not utopia, and hell is not relentless torture, and this show depicts neither of the two. There's good and bad, but not sainthood or evilness."

•Time travel/science testing. "As for theories, my favorite is that they flew through a worm hole," says Rob Bingham, 33, of St. Peters, Mo., an admitted Star Trek "geek."

The survivors "have been captured on an island for scientific observation. This would answer a lot of questions: They are not dead; the weird creatures are independent variables introduced by the scientists to test their adaptability and stamina." Survivalist Locke is working for the scientists — "thus the ability to walk (Locke had been in a wheelchair before the crash) and the level of understanding he seems to have."

•A dream planet. "My favorite theory is that the island is a place that creates out of whole cloth the thoughts and dreams of these people. Wish you could walk? You walk. Wish everyone hated you? They do. Want your cold dead father to be alive? Done," says Julian South, 46, of Portland, Ore.

•Terrorists. "These people are not dead," says Jack Groshans, 51, of Pinckney, Mich. Lost is a regular topic of conversation at his weekly Monday Night Football get-together. Best theory: "It's a military research project funded by Euro-terrorists. They are testing genetic changes to animals (hence the polar bear) in hopes of creating ways to make people immune to cold and heat, cutting down on their need for food and water and lightening the amount of stuff they would have to carry in an invasion or coup d' état. Their ultimate goal is control of the OPEC oil fields, and they are hoping to create small forces capable of striking multiple targets at once."

And some are just along for the ride. "I don't have any theory as to what the overall plot is," says Rozan Caculitan, 31, of Ashburn, Va. "But it's a great exploration into human behavior when forced into an unexpected situation."


http://www.usatoday.com/life/television/news/2004-11-16-lost-mysteries_x.htm

 

[cbusby]

I just had a thought, Sayid is supposedly being tortured tonite.
Isn't that what he did in his past..........interesting................

Can't wait

 

[katerkat]

For example, what was the significance of bad boy Sawyer reading the book Watership Down?

LOL - I've spent HOURS trying to think this one through! And I want my mom to send back my copy so I can re-read it for any significance.

 

[gometros]

Originally posted by cbusby
I just had a thought, Sayid is supposedly being tortured tonite.
Isn't that what he did in his past..........interesting................

Can't wait

I think he said it was a part of his training, but I did not get the impression that he actually used that "skill".

 

[katerkat]

Originally posted by gometros
I think he said it was a part of his training, but I did not get the impression that he actually used that "skill".

At the end, when Sayid left, didn't he say he did somehting he had promised himself he'd never do again? I got the impression that it was the torturing. DH thinks Sayid wasn't new to the torturing thing - he couldn't actually watch the scene.