Lost: Season 6 thread

[Abraham Smashington]

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Locke's dead too, but you see his ass walking around

But it's not him in the sense of say season 1-4.

[B_Metal]

It's not him at all. If it were there would be no need for the dead body. But I think the point is looks are not always what they seem on Lost.

[Abraham Smashington]

Which is why it's all gonna come down to this being one epic Stepfather remake.

[Lisa]

But it's not him in the sense of say season 1-4.

Exactly. It's Smokey in a to-die-for Locke costume. He's gonna win first prize at the island Halloween party.

[Abraham Smashington]

[B_Metal]

Hahaha. I laughed my ass off at Ben still being Ben in the alt time line.

[Ari]

Loved this episode. Totally made up for the lame Kate episode. Still totally unsure where the flash sideways shit is going.

[Abraham Smashington]

[Ingrid]

Yeah, I'm getting sick of more questions than answers, but this episode was still pretty balls.

[Anderson]

I had some more shit dropped in my lap. I only believe one of the five things I was told.

[B_Metal]

Just so long as someone kills Jack and he makes a funny death face the series will be a success.

[Anderson]

Just got all 5 confirmed. Impressed.

[Anderson]

"Ab Aeterno" airs on March 23rd now. That's the big episode.

[Lisa]

Holy shit, you're killing me! Can you PM me what you know, Zuckerbusen? I swear, I don't mind spoilers, and I'll keep my mouth shut! And my typing fingers from moving...

Sorry if I'm late to the party. I have class on Tuesday nights, so I generally catch up with the episode on Friday nights, so I only just saw all this yesterday. It's interesting what the alternate Los Angeles "we didn't crash" timeline is doing as far as changing up their lives. Naturally, Locke's is the most interesting. I'm specifically wondering about the deal with his Dad as it relates to his injururies. It sounds like he and his dad are on good terms, given Helen mentioning that he'd be attending their wedding. So if he and Dad are solid, then his dad wouldn't have knocked him out of the window of a high-rise. So how does Locke ultimately wind up in the wheelchair?

[B_Metal]

Probably Walts fault. But seriously that is something I'm curious about. Bet it doesn't get answered. I also don't mind spoilers so PM or posting them with spoiler tags wouldn't bother me. I usually forget them by the time the show airs.