Lost: Season 4 Thread

[crazycheryl]

Prediction for the Season Finale:

Sayid will make it to the Island just in time to get the Oceanic 6 on board his little motorboat. Locke and Ben will make it to the Orchid Station, but not before Keamy goes off the deep end and gets killed. Locke and Ben will "move" the Island in time, either backwards or forwards just as Sayid leaves the bubble surrounding the area.

Season 5 will deal with the Oceanic Six re-finding the Island. The reason Jack couldn't locate it in the Season 3 finale is because Locke has moved it in time. This is also why Widmore can't find it.

On another note, Kevin "Martin Keamy" Durand has really stepped up his game since the hiatus. All signs pointed to him being a minor character but now he's the biggest villian going. Also, Cabin Fever was a great episode, but does anyone else feel a little disappoointed we didn't get to see Jacob? I guess he'll be a Season 5 thing. Hopefully we also get a Rousseau and/or a Libby flashback. They need to be told.

Last thing, totally seems like Widmore is heavily connected to DHARMA.

Why do you think Hurley apologized to Jack for going with Locke then? How does Hurley get from being with Locke and Ben to one of the survivors? And do you think Claire is dead? I think Widmore is the head of Dharma and I think he found the island first. Do you think Ben and Locke are really brothers? Why did the island choose Locke? And maybe Christian Sheperd is Jacob, that's why he appeared.

[Evolution]

Hurley apologized because he didn't trust Jack's word at first. I really have no idea how they are going to get Hurley off the island though.

I did think she was dead but now I think it's also possible that Jacob is just protecting her for now. They need Aaron off the island to convince Jack to return perhaps. It's destiny course-correcting.

I'm not sure about Widmore yet. Maybe he was on the Black Rock?

I'm 100% that Jacob and Christian Shepherd aren't the same entity. As for Locke and Ben being brothers, I don't agree. I think their link is just that they were both courted as the Chosen One. Maybe Locke was chosen simply for the fact he survived premature birth and infections. Richard could believe he is the reincarnation of someone?

[crazycheryl]

last episode was kick ass! Who do you think is on the plane with them? The stewardess or whatever says hi to someone sitting in the front of the plane. I want to say Ben but maybe Locke?

I think the season finale will paint a good picture of why they need to go back to rescue the others. I don't know what will happen but I'm dying to see how the chosen were chosen and what deals/bargains had to be made to get off. Or did someone pick the ones that would get off?

The producers said we would find out much more about Claire but the premiers for the finale dont' show crap about Claire. But I do think the rest of the seasons will be about how they get back and them taking on the bad guys - whether it's ben or widmore.

I think widmore originally found the island, founded Dharma, had them do experiments that could keep him alive forever or make him extremely rich. He might not know about the forces that exist on the island. When Ben grew up there, I bet sometime after the gas bombing of the hostiles, he moved the island at some point so Widmore couldn't find it anymore. I think Ben has moved the island before. But I think the island had always chosen Locke but they weren't sure when he was little if he was the one. I think Ben self imposed himself as the leader and as long as he used the island properties for good, the island protected him. But as time goes by, the island sees that Ben is harming more and more people with his experiments and decides its time to bring Locke there. The flight was doomed from the beginning. They only wanted a few people and didn't care if the rest died. The whole flight I believe was a setup. Oceanic Airlines is setup to send people to the island when they are wanted but otherwise maintains regular flights. And I don't think Jack will ever get back alone. He will need the power of the whole group to make the plane crash and then of course they should survive. I'm dying to know how Aaron is important to the story. Is Aaron John Locke reincarnated?

That is why I love this show. So many things to ponder.

[CheapJon]

so tonight is the double episode season final?


that means it'll be out on torrent sites tomorrow, can't fucking wait

[D]

must say I have never watched an episode


but i have a ?

how is that one dude still so fuckin huge after walkin on an island for that long?

[CheapJon]

must say I have never watched an episode


but i have a ?

how is that one dude still so fuckin huge after walkin on an island for that long?

man, some day you have to start see it from the begining, and then you'll have more questions about it then you'll ever imagine..

the answer to your question is that the show is actually not for real, he's just an actor and still eats his hamburgers

[crazycheryl]

What did you guys think of the finale? Opinions?

Truthfully, I thought it was good but I was disappointed with what they chose to tell us. I thought the producers said Claire and Aaron would be explained and none of that happened. And I thought the way the Oceanic Six were released sucked. There has to be more to that story. Ben just saying, well go then, really wasn't that thrilling. I thought there would be deals and promising the first born. And just because Locke says they cannot tell anyone - they are going to listen? Why would'nt they tell everyone in sight so they could save their friends? No one said, if you tell anyone we are going to kill all of your friends. So, I don't get the urgency of that threat? Also, the producers said it would be clear who was bad and good by the finale. I still don't know if Ben/Widmore/Locke are good or bad. I am guessing we should think Ben is bad since he didn't think twice about killing Keamy even though it would blow up a whole freighter of people. And I still want to know why these certain people were brought to the island? Why Jack? Why Kate? Why Sawyer? Why Locke? Etc...

The saddest part was Jin/Sun. Hurley playing with the dead people was classic. And I wasn't  surprised to see Locke in the coffin. How the hell are they going to bring him with if they go back? Weekend at Bernies? But why would the island let Locke die if his mission wasn't completed yet? He was trying to get all of the ones who made it off to go back. Maybe he will pop up at Jack and Ben.

Like I said, I thought it was good but I still have 50 million questions. I don't think they answered enough. It is going to drive me nuts waiting until January though. I wish it started in the fall.

[gilee7]

What did you guys think of the finale? Opinions?

Truthfully, I thought it was good but I was disappointed with what they chose to tell us. I thought the producers said Claire and Aaron would be explained and none of that happened. And I thought the way the Oceanic Six were released sucked. There has to be more to that story. Ben just saying, well go then, really wasn't that thrilling. I thought there would be deals and promising the first born. And just because Locke says they cannot tell anyone - they are going to listen? Why would'nt they tell everyone in sight so they could save their friends? No one said, if you tell anyone we are going to kill all of your friends. So, I don't get the urgency of that threat? Also, the producers said it would be clear who was bad and good by the finale. I still don't know if Ben/Widmore/Locke are good or bad. I am guessing we should think Ben is bad since he didn't think twice about killing Keamy even though it would blow up a whole freighter of people. And I still want to know why these certain people were brought to the island? Why Jack? Why Kate? Why Sawyer? Why Locke? Etc...

The saddest part was Jin/Sun. Hurley playing with the dead people was classic. And I wasn't  surprised to see Locke in the coffin. How the hell are they going to bring him with if they go back? Weekend at Bernies? But why would the island let Locke die if his mission wasn't completed yet? He was trying to get all of the ones who made it off to go back. Maybe he will pop up at Jack and Ben.

Like I said, I thought it was good but I still have 50 million questions. I don't think they answered enough. It is going to drive me nuts waiting until January though. I wish it started in the fall.

I consider Ben and Locke good guys . . . It's just that they're willing to sacrifice anything to protect the island. I thought the finale was very good, although not as good as last year's. Most of what we saw we already knew, like the survivors going to that other island to be saved and stuff. I wasn't surprised either that it was Locke in the coffin. My friends and I had discussed our opinions about who would be in the casket ever since last year's season finale . . . Locke was one of the choices that made the most sense, especially because of Jack's comment about being neither family or friend. The whole island-disappearing thing kinda blows my mind . . . where the hell did it go?

Now I just wonder how they're going to approach next season. Are we going to see what happened on the island with Locke and the Others and Sawyer and everybody, while at the same time flash-forwarding into the future to see how the Oceanic 6 reunite and try to get back to the island? I'm sad that there's only 2 more seasons left. There's so many questions to be answered in such a short period of time.

I like the direction the writers are going with Sun. She's never been one of my favorite characters, or seemed all that important really . . . but the finale kinda gave the impression that she's going to become an antagonist in the future, since she blames Jack for Jin's death, and she gave Widmore her card and said that they have "similar interests."

I'm also excited about the possible future altercations between Desmond and Ben, since Ben wants to kill Penny to get back at Widmore for killing Alex. Desmond's never really had any beef with Ben like Jack and the other survivors, but you know he isn't just going to sit back and let Ben take away the love of his life.

And I'm not even sure if Locke is really dead . . . I mean, the dead walk around on the island, so he could still be there in that sense, much like Christian Shepherd . . . Also, considering his relationship with the island and how he survived being shot by Ben and stuff . . . Maybe he'll come back to life once he's on the island. Maybe he staged his supposed death to reunite the Oceanic 6 and get them to return to the island . . . Hell, who knows. It's impossible to try and figure out where this show's going. I just enjoy watching it all unfold.

[russkwtx]

You know, I sort of have lost interest. The story has added layer upon layer of mystery (and new characters) with few answers, or the answers that have been given are rather lame and not interesting. I used to be really dedicated to the show, but now it does not hold my interest as before. I find my mind wandering or I even engage in conversation with the wife (God forbid!) during the show, whereas in previous seasons that would not happen. I think the show has gotten old, arrogant toward its fans, and uninteresting. Plus the fact that it only airs 1/2 of a season--this is one for me that can be relegated to the "who cares" category.