Lost

[OhJane]

i heard the captain already knows about michael? hmm.

 

[melfreya]

that would be my guess too ohjane!that or he's the most expressionless man ever!!

 

[Nemezide]

omg i'm so pissed, any thoughts who -> killed Karl and that crazy french?

 

[OhJane]

either the others or the freighties!

 

[Brazilian Girl]

white writing --------> I think Karl and Rousseau's death has domething to do with Ben. He was staring at Karl's hands on Alex's waist, with an evil look, and then suddenly "Hey, you and your bf should go to this Temple station and be safe!"- I don't know, it was weird. We all know he's always wnated Karl to die.

Now, it's weird that Rousseau died so suddenly and unexpectedly. I mean, it's Rousseau!!

Cool episode... Still unsure about Sayid turning Michael in... Weird. I'm not sure if it's bad or good. I don't like Sayid anyways.

 

[Ella Petrovsky]

I can`t believe the next episode is in one month! The suspense is killing me!

 

[newprincesita]

Oceanic 6 question

Somebody said around here, that the Oceanic6 were Kate, Sayid, Hugo, Jack, Sun and Aaron. So in the future everybody thinks Kate is Aaron´s mom, am I right?
But that cannot be, as she was a prisoner at the time of the crash and she was not as heavily pregnant as she should to "fit" Aaron´s age. Claire was ready to give birth when they crashed, at least 8 months...

Can anybody explain me this?
Is the Oceanic6 list already full? Who are them to you?

 

[newprincesita]

I don´t know how am I gonna wait a month for more of this...

 

[December_25th]

Oceanic 6 question

Somebody said around here, that the Oceanic6 were Kate, Sayid, Hugo, Jack, Sun and Aaron. So in the future everybody thinks Kate is Aaron´s mom, am I right?
But that cannot be, as she was a prisoner at the time of the crash and she was not as heavily pregnant as she should to "fit" Aaron´s age. Claire was ready to give birth when they crashed, at least 8 months...

Can anybody explain me this?
Is the Oceanic6 list already full? Who are them to you?

My theory >> I don't think it's been clarified on the show whether the outside world thinks Aaron is Kate's biological son. The only thing that would make sense for me is that Kate took Aaron from Claire and adopted her as her own. There was probably an opportunity to get off an island, but the freighter people/or other rescuers only allowed a certain number of Losties to get off. Claire likely wasn't one of them, and realizing that Aaron would have a better life living off the island, told Kate to take him. So Kate would just tell the outside world that Aaron's real mother died. If you remember, when Jack was on the stand, he said there were 8 survivors who crashed on the plane (already a lie). Yet it's the Oceanic 6, not 8. It would make sense for them to lie, because Aaron's mother obviously had to have given birth to him on the island.

It makes absolutely no sense for Kate to try to pass Aaron off as her biological kid, because she would have had to been 8-9 months pregnant at the time of he arrest and I'm sure the police who caught her and took her mug shot would have remembered arresting a pregnant woman in her third trimester. (in my opinion anyway )

In Canada where I am, Lost airs on CTV as well and the announcer said "The Oceanic 6 has been revealed" and Aaron was one of them. SO disappointed. There's a youtube video of April 24's preview lurking around somewhere too

 

[newprincesita]

My thoughts are around that too, December 25th.

 

[julesrules815]

Spoiler! Its nothing crucial to the plot line about the island and it isn't much of a spoiler but I'll put it in white anyway. From tvguide.com:
Question: What's this I'm hearing about a major kiss in Lost's season finale? — David
Ausiello: More like a "spectacular kiss" — Damon Lindelof's words, not mine. In the new issue of Lost magazine, DL teased, "Romance is always blooming on and off the island. And I hereby promise you one of the most spectacular kisses you've ever seen on the show in this year's finale." Naturally, I pressed DL's partner in crime, Carlton Cuse, for further details on the earth-shattering smooch, to which he replied, "I can disclose no more details other than to say it's one of my favorite moments of the whole series so far. And contrary to some speculation, it is a male/female kiss." OK, so it's not Mr. Friendly and his little Rent Boy. Who does that leave? Oh, right: Pretty much every other couple on the frakkin' show! Damn you, Team Darlton!

 

[Duleeshab]

white writing ------> I don't think Claire would have willingly given up Aaron coz wasn't she told by a psychic that she *had* to raise her baby??

 

[melfreya]

doc jensen the lost guru of "entertainment weekly" has some mind blowing short theory about this season's finale..if this turns out to be true (and a lot of his theories so far have been realized)..you might consider this spoilerish..so in white:
A slightly different articulation of the same idea would be this: The Island is a place where the future has already happened. Hence, Jack and Michael can't kill themselves because they are needed to fulfill their roles in the Island's future drama — parts that, in a sense, have already been played out. Have I just totally confused you? Then let me clarify with my next cool bit...

The mystery of Walt became 76 percent more intriguing.
I assumed we would learn Michael and his son returned to the Island together. Wrong! And I'm glad I'm wrong, because it makes the whole business of Tall Island Walt even more provocative. If you recall, we saw in last year's finale how an adolescent Walt beckoned left-for-dead Locke out of the Dharma mass grave. Was he a ghost? Was he corporeal? How did he get so big? Here's my prediction: Ultimately, some or all of the Oceanic 6 will try returning to the Island in the flash-forward future, and they're going to bring Walt with them. But when they pass through the electromagnetic anomaly, they're going to arrive at a point in the Island's past, perhaps even prior to the crash of Oceanic 815. Yes, folks, I am suggesting that here in the Island present, while Jack and the castaways are clashing with the freighter folk, flash-forward Jack and company are also on the Island, too. They could be hiding; after all, they can't interact with their past selves, as that could screw up the timeline or create some kind of time-space catastrophe (although Walt would be exempt, as his past self is no longer on the Island). Then again, maybe Island magic precludes them from interacting with their castaway lives. Perhaps they share a separate, parallel existence with their old Island selves. Could this explain The Whispers? Could these voices belong to the flash-forward characters returned to the Island, watching and commenting on past drama? If my theory is correct, then here's my prediction for the season finale: In the last scene, exactly one minute after the Oceanic 6 departs from the Island, the flash-forward Oceanic 6, released from the restrictions of Island magic, will step out of the jungle and greet the remaining castaways. I'll leave it to Hurley tomake the inevitable quip: ''Man, I thought they would never leave.''
mind blowing!!!!!!

 

[julesrules815]

^Holy crap! That is a good theory and is one of the only ones I can understand! It would be interesting if it were true. Thanks for sharing!

 

[LoveLetter]

That is interesting! It reminds me of the Twin Theory.

 

[god_save_hedi]

interesting theory but i can't agree with the author that it explains the whispers. they absolutely don't guide anyone, they scare!

 

[December_25th]

I definitely thought the whispering was one of the weirdest phenomenas about Lost... that and the four toed statue (WTF).. I don't even know how the Lost producers are going to deal with explaining that. I think they just threw it in for the heck of it to make us go crazy!! Many of the whisperings are supposed to be backward messages which makes it even creepier. It's basically the supernatural stuff that scares the begeezus out of me (Jack seeing his dead father on the island... P.S. WHERE IS HIS BODY!?)

And the fact that the Losties are all connected somehow to each other from their previous lives off the island makes me think there's more to it.

I may have already posted this somewhere in this thread but this is probably my favourite "connection" story

 

[julesrules815]

oh yeah, the foot statue!! I wish they would have explained that. maybe they forgot about it

 

[fairy]

all i say is

 

[melfreya]

info about the season finale,not spoilerish
from eztv.it

It's official: Sources confirm to me exclusively that Steve McPherson has signed off on Lost's extraspecial 14th hour this season, which means Lost is getting a three-hour finale! The first hour airs May 15, the second and third hours will air May 29, beginning at 9 p.m. (ABC will still air the finales of Ugly Betty and Grey's Anatomy on May 22, as expected.)

Word is there are so many big reveals the producers wanted to deliver this season that they felt anything less than a full three-hour finale would have cheated the fans. In fact, I'm hearing that the writers' draft for the second half of the finale was 80 pages long, which led all parties involved to realize these stories had to be told now. Anything else would have felt like a rip-off for the fans
Needless to say, this news rocks.