Lost Season Six - The Final Season

[Rico]

I actually think Aaron is important to sort of tie Kate and Claire together.  He was one of the main reasons Kate went back to the island - to find his mother.

[Bromptonboy]

I actually think Aaron is important to sort of tie Kate and Claire together.  He was one of the main reasons Kate went back to the island - to find his mother.

Yes that could be it, but all the hooplah over the fact that Claire must raise Aaron (from the Aussie psychic, etc) - when it didn't really happen (in this timeline at least).  I think the fuss over Walt was a story line they decided not to pursue - but  we will see. 

[Rico]

Think I posted this before, but I'm on a kick for this song today.  Enjoy!

LOST - How Far We've Come (Ensemble)

[moyer777]

I'm not sure how to describe Lost tonight other than it kept me on the edge of my seat.  The actor that plays Richard outdid himself.  Seriously, it was some of the best acting I have seen on televsion. WOW!   

That was an amazing epidsode.  So fascinating, even though it raised so many more questions for me!  :)

[Rico]

Yeah, it was a really good episode.  The whole show looks like it's kind of coming down to "good vs. evil."  But who or what is good and who or what is evil?

[Jobydrone]

I remember hearing that way back in the first or second season there was a "Walt" scene filmed and held back for the end of the series, done so that he would look the appropriate age.  I think it was season four when they brought Walt back for an episode and he looked like he grew a foot and was in the throes of puberty.  I have a feeling we will be seeing more from Walt and Michael's story before this is over.

Last night was one of my favorite episodes ever.  I completely agree about the acting.  Eyeliner man was absolutely brilliant.

[moyer777]

Eyeliner man.  :)  hehehehe!

[Bromptonboy]

I haven't watched the latest, but I am guessing Richard was the only survivor of the shipwreck of the HMS Revlon, or the USS MaxFactor.

[JoSpiv]

EXCELLENT Episode.  One of the best of the series.  Nestor Carbonell who plays Richard really is such an amazing actor.  Plus, the Wine Cork description was a huge clue about the nature of the Island.  For the people saying that they are not answering anything, this episode put all that to rest.   

[KingIsaacLinksr]

You know, correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the producers say this was going to be scientifically explained?  This to me seems to be more spiritual warfare than anything.  Not that I'm complaining, but I think I have my information wrong and would like to be corrected. :D

King

P.S. Awesome episode btw.

[X]

You know, correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the producers say this was going to be scientifically explained?  This to me seems to be more spiritual warfare than anything.  Not that I'm complaining, but I think I have my information wrong and would like to be corrected. :D

King

P.S. Awesome episode btw.

They retracted that before the second season ended.

[KingIsaacLinksr]

You know, correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the producers say this was going to be scientifically explained?  This to me seems to be more spiritual warfare than anything.  Not that I'm complaining, but I think I have my information wrong and would like to be corrected. :D

King

P.S. Awesome episode btw.

They retracted that before the second season ended.

Heh...uhh.  Tells you how much I know.  >_>. 

Thanks Just X.

King

[Dangelus]

Totally agree with all the comments. Finally Nestor Carbonell gets a nice big part in an episode and gets to show off his acting skills.

I don't understand the people who dismiss 'Lost' when it's the best thing on TV at the moment. Superb.

[sheldor]

This was the episode I have been waiting for.  I thought Richard was much older.  This is going to be a series ending to remember.

Hey - did Ben use that knife to "kill" Jacob?

[Bromptonboy]

Wow, the wife and I just watched it tonight.  It was a really good episode!  Nestor did a really fine job.