Do any of you watch this? Man oh man tonight's episode really left you hanging i can't wait till next week!
The TV Show "Lost"...Anyone Watch it?
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yes.....daughter and i are absolutely ADDICTED to that show!!!!!!! (son couldn't give a rats butt) i have never watched a one hour show before where it seems to end after about 20 minutes have gone by. Seems like it needs to be a 3 hour weekly series 
Great show but the past two weeks I'VE FORGOT THAT IT WAS ON!!!!!!!!!!!!! Do they ever replay the episodes later in the week?
BJ....all you missed was tonights episode, it wasn't on Thanksgiving Eve....and at one point it was replayed, but don't think it is anymore
i am hooked on this show. the reason that it seems to only be on 20 minutes is that they don't give you much substance with that time. they use camera angles, looks, and almost soap opera dialogue. i'm waiting for someone to get amnesia and accidently have sex with his sister during an exorcism. i always tivo it.
i love america!
i love america!
tonight's episode was great!!! :clap: it gave me the chill's at the end and I can't wait til next week
i believe they are replaying tonight's episode this saturday
i believe they are replaying tonight's episode this saturday
tonights episode freaked me out at the end... i never get freaked out!
and the brunette is the hottest chick going
and the brunette is the hottest chick going
FINALLY !!! Someone gets itMjolnir said:
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The show is nothing but hot air .. smoke & mirrors. There's absolutely NO substance to it at all. My wife & I have watched it every week except last week because in its' place was some Bachelor thing but it appears to me that the writers are making it up as they go along. First couple of episodes the trees are rumbling as if there was something like a dinasor or whatever in the woods. Then they leave that behind and try to make a big deal out of the lonely blonde guy who they're now attempting to make into a good guy and then they decide oh we'll make them think somethings going to take place with the awesomely beautiful Asian woman and the black guy but NOOOO nothing there either. So maybe we'll play a little bit with the junky concept but let's drop that real quick. There's too much back & forth and nothing in between. It reminds me of Carnival on HBO. That was a big bomb and I'll bet this is going to be a big bomb as well. However, I will keep watching & hoping for something. Funny but the previews always seem better than the show actually turns out to be.
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See to me that's what keeps the show fresh. There are so many subplots with the different characters and I like the way they flashback to past events and intertwine it with the present. i do agree that they switch around from story line to story line but the way they left it hanging this week with the manifest and such it really leaves me counting down till the next episode.
saint said:
Can you or anybody please tell me why the pregnant girl over-reacts so freakin much? And why did this guy who supposedily see her get into a plane crash not advise her not to go on that plane?
Anyway, with all the SUBPLOTS as you describe, why are they trying to make the blonde guy into a good guy so quickly? It would have been cooler to see him hold onto the "I'm an a-hole longer" So instead, they bring in a totally new character to hold up that end of the plot. Where'd he come from? I still say this show has problems ...
It is because he knows that she will get in the plane crash that he does not tell her. He "knows" that she must raise the child herself and being in the plane crash guarentees that she will raise the child herself.
The major problem with that theory is like Hillary Clinton's 'It Takes A Village' which translates to each and every person on that island is going to take part in raising that kid. It's already obvious that the bass player dude has the major hots for her and probably will play the role of daddy. So my point is, unless she wass the ONLY survivor, the "Rasie your child by yourself" doesn't hold water.twofingers said:
another addict here, just watched it today since I had to tape it yesterday, the plot is.... how should I say...getting very interesting.
good luck on your exams dave
good luck on your exams dave
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twofingers said:
I think you missed what they were implying. The psychic kept saying how dangerous the baby would be out of her hands. He was going nuts about how bad her giving birth would be unless she kept the child. He knew she was going to give it up and he forsaw the plane crash. He made up the family in LA...it was a lie to get her on the plane because he knew it would go down and she and her baby (the future evil) would die in the plane crash.
As least that's how I took it.
Exams going well Anthony, 3 down, 5 to go :sadwave:
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saint said:
So you're suggesting that this was some sort of Anti Christ Chilld ? But of course unless I'm missing something, the baby did not die in the crash but is alive and KICKING ! So when she gets back, she's due a refund.
from abc's site
from abc's site
Claire wakes to the sound of a baby crying, opens her eyes and looks down to find that she's no longer pregnant. She follows the cries to find Locke, sitting at a desk in the middle of the jungle. He relays a cryptic message to Claire?"He was your responsibility, but you gave him away. Everyone pays the price now." Then he looks up and Claire sees that one eye is light, the other dark. She runs away and stumbles upon a baby's crib, above which hangs a mobile with miniature Oceanic planes spinning in a circle. Claire reaches down to pick up the crying baby?but the crib is empty. She peels back the white blankets to discover her hands are covered in blood. Claire screams. A hand falls on her shoulder?she turns and wakes again to find Charlie, who tells her that she's having a nightmare. But his concern grows when he sees blood on her hands?
Charlie brings Claire to see Jack, who explains that she was sleepwalking and that the blood was a result of digging her fingernails into her palms. He questions her about her pregnancy?specifically about the date when she found out she was pregnant?which leads to?
A FLASHBACK?of Claire with her boyfriend Thomas. Both are panicked over the positive results of an EPT test. Claire is hesitant to accept the truth. But Thomas tells her that he loves her and convinces her that it could be a good thing for them to raise this baby together.
Back on the island, Charlie brings Claire some tea and offers to be her friend. But Claire is clearly hesitant again, unwilling to get close to him. Meanwhile, Kate tells Jack she is worried about Sayid, who has been gone for days.
Another FLASHBACK reveals Claire with a friend on a visit to see a psychic. The psychic seems legitimate when he asks Claire about her pregnancy. However, he refuses to go on with the reading when he sees something blurry in her future. With a look of panic on his face, he asks Claire to leave.
Back at the caves, Claire is sound asleep when someone sneaks up and covers her mouth. Charlie and Jack wake to her screams again and rush to her side. Though she appears to be alone, she claims that someone was trying to hurt her baby and stabbed her with some sort of needle. Charlie and Hurley immediately set out on the hunt while Jack tries to calm Claire. Hurley suggests they start to canvass, or at the very least, compile a list of names of each survivor on the island. In the meantime, Charlie volunteers to stay with Claire and look out for her.
Another FLASHBACK shows Claire and Thomas in the process of fixing up their apartment for the baby. But something is clearly wrong with Thomas, who's beginning to get cold feet and fears the responsibility of a baby. He goes as far as to suggest that Claire trapped him and walks out on her.
Back at the beach, Jack and Charlie talk to Kate. Jack expresses doubt that something actually happened to Claire -she was sleepwalking and woke up two nights in a row, screaming?her symptoms are textbook anxiety. Why would someone try to hurt her baby anyway? Jack is concerned that her stress level could trigger an early labor. He goes to Claire and offers her a sedative, suggesting that she may have been imagining things due to all the anxiety, to which Claire takes offense and packs up for the beach.
CONTINUED BELOW
from abc's site
Claire wakes to the sound of a baby crying, opens her eyes and looks down to find that she's no longer pregnant. She follows the cries to find Locke, sitting at a desk in the middle of the jungle. He relays a cryptic message to Claire?"He was your responsibility, but you gave him away. Everyone pays the price now." Then he looks up and Claire sees that one eye is light, the other dark. She runs away and stumbles upon a baby's crib, above which hangs a mobile with miniature Oceanic planes spinning in a circle. Claire reaches down to pick up the crying baby?but the crib is empty. She peels back the white blankets to discover her hands are covered in blood. Claire screams. A hand falls on her shoulder?she turns and wakes again to find Charlie, who tells her that she's having a nightmare. But his concern grows when he sees blood on her hands?
Charlie brings Claire to see Jack, who explains that she was sleepwalking and that the blood was a result of digging her fingernails into her palms. He questions her about her pregnancy?specifically about the date when she found out she was pregnant?which leads to?
A FLASHBACK?of Claire with her boyfriend Thomas. Both are panicked over the positive results of an EPT test. Claire is hesitant to accept the truth. But Thomas tells her that he loves her and convinces her that it could be a good thing for them to raise this baby together.
Back on the island, Charlie brings Claire some tea and offers to be her friend. But Claire is clearly hesitant again, unwilling to get close to him. Meanwhile, Kate tells Jack she is worried about Sayid, who has been gone for days.
Another FLASHBACK reveals Claire with a friend on a visit to see a psychic. The psychic seems legitimate when he asks Claire about her pregnancy. However, he refuses to go on with the reading when he sees something blurry in her future. With a look of panic on his face, he asks Claire to leave.
Back at the caves, Claire is sound asleep when someone sneaks up and covers her mouth. Charlie and Jack wake to her screams again and rush to her side. Though she appears to be alone, she claims that someone was trying to hurt her baby and stabbed her with some sort of needle. Charlie and Hurley immediately set out on the hunt while Jack tries to calm Claire. Hurley suggests they start to canvass, or at the very least, compile a list of names of each survivor on the island. In the meantime, Charlie volunteers to stay with Claire and look out for her.
Another FLASHBACK shows Claire and Thomas in the process of fixing up their apartment for the baby. But something is clearly wrong with Thomas, who's beginning to get cold feet and fears the responsibility of a baby. He goes as far as to suggest that Claire trapped him and walks out on her.
Back at the beach, Jack and Charlie talk to Kate. Jack expresses doubt that something actually happened to Claire -she was sleepwalking and woke up two nights in a row, screaming?her symptoms are textbook anxiety. Why would someone try to hurt her baby anyway? Jack is concerned that her stress level could trigger an early labor. He goes to Claire and offers her a sedative, suggesting that she may have been imagining things due to all the anxiety, to which Claire takes offense and packs up for the beach.
CONTINUED BELOW
Hurley continues his census with a guy named Ethan Rom, while Claire walks toward the beach. We FLASHBACK to Claire re-visiting the psychic, offering him more money and requesting that he continue her reading -she needs to know the future now that Thomas is gone because she intends on giving up the baby for adoption. But the psychic tells her that it's crucial she raise this child herself, warning her that great danger will befall her if she gives it up. Claire runs out. But the psychic is persistent and calls her on the phone. He begins to offer an alternative solution, but Claire hangs up before he can finish.
On the island, Hurley gets registry info from Shannon & Boone. Boone suggests it might be easier if Hurley got the plane manifest from Sawyer. Hurley goes to Sawyer and doesn't even bother negotiating -he just comes out and asks. And, surprisingly, Sawyer gives it up.
Meanwhile, Charlie catches up with Claire on her way to the beach. Claire claims that the only reason Charlie wants to help her is because of his need to rescue the pregnant girl. As she tells him she doesn't need rescuing, she has a contraction. Charlie reluctantly runs to get Jack as we go into?
A FLASHBACK?to a lawyer's office, where Claire is about to sign papers giving up rights to her baby. But her pen runs out of ink and she can't bring herself to do it. She leaves and revisits the psychic, ready to take him up on his offer.
Charlie runs into Ethan and sends him to get Jack while he returns to Claire, whose contractions have stopped. Claire tells Charlie about the psychic as we?
FLASHBACK to the events she retells, where the psychic offers her money and a plane ticket to Los Angeles to meet a couple with whom the baby will be safe. But the tickets are for an Oceanic flight?and Charlie deduces that the psychic may have known about the plane crash all along and was consciously sending her and her baby to their death.
Meanwhile, Sayid returns to the camp with news of the French Woman, (a callback to the very first episode, when the survivors heard the French Transmission) announcing that they're not alone on the island. Hurley confirms this information with news that one of the survivors names wasn't on the manifest. And while returning to the caves, Claire and Charlie run into that survivor?Ethan Rom. Off of their terrified expressions, we cut to black.
On the island, Hurley gets registry info from Shannon & Boone. Boone suggests it might be easier if Hurley got the plane manifest from Sawyer. Hurley goes to Sawyer and doesn't even bother negotiating -he just comes out and asks. And, surprisingly, Sawyer gives it up.
Meanwhile, Charlie catches up with Claire on her way to the beach. Claire claims that the only reason Charlie wants to help her is because of his need to rescue the pregnant girl. As she tells him she doesn't need rescuing, she has a contraction. Charlie reluctantly runs to get Jack as we go into?
A FLASHBACK?to a lawyer's office, where Claire is about to sign papers giving up rights to her baby. But her pen runs out of ink and she can't bring herself to do it. She leaves and revisits the psychic, ready to take him up on his offer.
Charlie runs into Ethan and sends him to get Jack while he returns to Claire, whose contractions have stopped. Claire tells Charlie about the psychic as we?
FLASHBACK to the events she retells, where the psychic offers her money and a plane ticket to Los Angeles to meet a couple with whom the baby will be safe. But the tickets are for an Oceanic flight?and Charlie deduces that the psychic may have known about the plane crash all along and was consciously sending her and her baby to their death.
Meanwhile, Sayid returns to the camp with news of the French Woman, (a callback to the very first episode, when the survivors heard the French Transmission) announcing that they're not alone on the island. Hurley confirms this information with news that one of the survivors names wasn't on the manifest. And while returning to the caves, Claire and Charlie run into that survivor?Ethan Rom. Off of their terrified expressions, we cut to black.
