Tonight´s LOST

A good season finale, they answered some questions and left alot unanswered lol
What we know:

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is that desmond crashed the plane, the swan hatch was real and the pearl hatch was fake, that kelvin hatchmate drew the map on the door, that kelvin was the CIA guy who taught syaid how to torture. That the world wasnt destroyed because of the Artic scene at the end.

I think Libby was working for Mr Widmore and was sent to set up desmond with the boat and she had something to do with Hurley. That Mr Widmore is "him" the others talked about. That the others are the scientist and broke away from the military and are trying to set things straight.

What I dont know is why nobody went back to the hatch to see what happened and if anyone survived, what the 4 toed statue meant (kind of planet of the apeish) What kate, swayer and jack have planed with the looks they gave each other at the end and is pen trying to find desmond or just working for her father?

I think that this is a possible play on the Bermuda Triangle type thing, or a way of explaining where they are maybe.

I think that the guys at the end are at one of the Earth's pole's as they are obviously looking for any kind of magnetic anomaly, and what better place to be than one of the poles.

The magnetic thing would answer why Desmond ended up back at the island after being on a boat for 3 weeks - The magnetic pull messed up his compass.

It would explain why "Gale" told Micheal to lock in on a directional heading instead of a compass heading.

I'm completely baffled by the four-toed foot though. :wacko: Probably won't hear about it again just like the polar bear, etc.

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Originally Posted by Skizo

I think that this is a possible play on the Bermuda Triangle type thing, or a way of explaining where they are maybe.

I thought that also, with the 4 toed statue kind of like the Greek statues and the magnetic pull and no one being able to find the island or leave

I think that the guys at the end are at one of the Earth's pole's as they are obviously looking for any kind of magnetic anomaly, and what better place to be than one of the poles.

What was funny was I thought this was at frist a commercial and almost stoped watching...didnt the guy with the glasses look like Jack?

It would explain why "Gale" told Micheal to lock in on a directional heading instead of a compass heading.

I hope Michael gets his bearings wrong and ends up back at the beach the losties are on and Hurley sits on him and kills the sob lol He is more evil then Henry Gale

I'm completely baffled by the four-toed foot though. :wacko: Probably won't hear about it again just like the polar bear, etc.

Some people were saying it reminded them of the Planet of the Apes when chareston heston found the statue of liberty...I'm now leaning towards my answer above. Yea I was hoping they would explain the black smoke and the ploar bear.

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I hope that Eko, Desmond and John dont get killed off.

i reckon series three will be from the pov of the others. :smilie4:

Season 3 starts this Wed. Jan 11th @ 9pm.

And it will have NO more repeats! :)

this wednesday, january 11th :blink:

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Originally Posted by GepperRankins

this wednesday, january 11th :blink:

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I thought the same thing. :lol:

Second Google hit:

Just a reminder to those who are fans of ABC's show Lost, Season 3 starts this Wed. Jan 11th @ 9pm.

Season three: 2006–2007

Main article: Episodes of Lost (season 3)

Season three will begin airing October 4, 2006. It will include 25 episodes that will be delivered in two blocks: an initial fall arc of seven episodes and a second run of eighteen consecutive episodes beginning in January or February 2007. According to executive producer Damon Lindelof, there will be new characters in this season as the fans get to know more of the plane crash survivors. There will be fewer flashbacks of the original characters since the new ones will have their own that will become a unique and central component of the series.[citation needed]

Does this mean Lost is going the route of 24 and showing at least one episode each week? If so, that's good new. It's kind of hard to sustain interest in a show that is only on once every three weeks.