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[*hydro*]

The producers say Jacob has been in the series since the very first episode "with a non speaking role"

If you watched the season 5 finale you will notice that Vincent runs out of the woods to help the Losties get to the hatch in time to set off the nuke.

Ever since i watched the very first episode I knew something was up with the dog, he sits in the woods and stares at people, and his actions speak louder than words.

 

[ArcticBlast]

I remember when they first went to Jacob's cabin ( 3rd/4th season?) and all you saw was his eye, and apparently that was Jacob. But then they threw me off when they started showing Christian Shepherd as Jacob, i was like "wtf" ... but they redeemed themselves with that finale. But i still don't get why he wants these specific people on the island.

Jack and Kate as the "Adam and Eve" bodies? not too far fetched or original, but i can see that happening. The creators said that the show will end with the explaination of those bodies, so i can only imagine its one of the losties having to push the donkey wheel..

Check out this final scene that i have pieced together just now:

So there are the remaining islanders (Jack, Kate, some other people, whatever) and something terrible happens (Whidmore sends another crew or something, not important) so Locke/Ben/Richard tells Jack "Yo gangster, this is your fuckin DESTINY son!" and so Jack, being the dummy that he is, says "I'm going to save all of you, because i'm a savior!" and then Kate, being the dummy that SHE is says "I'm going with you Jack, like i always do!" and so for some reason, Jack gets injured on the way or during the donkey wheel thing. So Kate has to help him. So they push the wheel, and things warp and change color and stuff. Then jack and kate (or their twins?)get skyrocketed back to how things were originally before they ever even went on 815, and the injured jack and kate curl up in the cave and they die. Everyone lives happily ever after except for the hundreds of people that died since episode one.

Yeah? right? awesome?

ArcticBlast

 

[*hydro*]

so Locke tells Jack "Yo gangster, this is your fuckin DESTINY son!"

If there is one thing we have learned from the first five seasons, future episodes are completely and utterly fucking unpredictable!

The new ABC show FLASHFOWARD just so happens to have a mysterious flash of light that is the basis for its show, if it does turn out to be the spin off of LOST it will make television history. *stick that in your pipe and smoke it*

 

[ArcticBlast]

DUDE , i saw previews for that Flashforward show, coincidentally ON abc... i think they're just looking for a replacement show for when lost is over...

I haven't watched it though, is it any good?

ArcticBlast

 

[*hydro*]

Its exactly what you would imagine a LOST spin off to be, the date of the Flashforward just so happens to be April 29 2010. Two weeks before the LOST series finale, giving them time to stir up all the hype and end on a legendary note.

 

[ArcticBlast]

LOOOL, i might have to check it out just to laugh at greedy ABC for trying to make MORE money off of lost (which, lets be real, Lost kept them afloat for a couple of years) ... i bet those execs were PISSED when the producers/creators walked in one day and said "OK, time for lost to end" ... i bet one of the VPs or whatever blew their brains out right there ...

ArcticBlast

 

[guest1ab]

LOST Season 6: Destiny Found

LOST Season 6: Destiny Found

Are there any other LOST fans on in here? I almost can't wait for the final season. I'm watching the season finale from this last season over and over and over . . .

So, what I want to know is, what are your predictions for this final season of LOST? Is the world going to end, or what?

 

[guest1ab]

I can't be the only Lost fan on here!

 

[psycho pirate]

aliens... gotta be aliens...

 

[fishinnutt]

I am a huge fan. I have no idea what is going on though or how they will finish it. I have rewatched it all and spent some serious time on Lostpedia.

 

[blackburngrower]

cant wait for it to start

 

[Norrath]

i suppose ill DL the whole series and start watching.

it's a shame lloyd braun, an executive for ABC was fired over the decision TO MAKE this LOST show in 2004, as he greenlighted a 14 million dollar pilot episode, whereas most cost 4mil to make. Overtly expensive, disney, the parent company of ABC, didnt like this.

poor guy, successful show afterall.

i guess ill have to watch it all before next season!

 

[good drown]

what sucks about lost is how it was supposed to be 2 season maybe, and once it became popular they drug out the storyline and altered it a tad

 

[Kaneh]

what sucks about lost is how it was supposed to be 2 season maybe, and once it became popular they drug out the storyline and altered it a tad

It sucks that we got 6 seasons instead of 2?

I think we should be glad they deside to have a real ending to it and not just continue it season after season just because it's popular...

...Can't wait for the finale!!!
I hope they keep it good and don't fuk it up! LOL

 

[Norrath]

LOST was designed for 5-6 seasons....they even built a bible for the show like tolkien did.

pretty neat.

 

[habeeb]

I watched it when I was in Hawaii, but somehow lost interest when it keep going round an round..

Ive seen there sets / setups a couple times around Kahala, also saw charlie, locke ( super friendly guy ), and sayid ( he's a big asshole )

 

[fishinnutt]

Lost was mostly treading water somewhere in mid story because they didn't have a contract for all the seasons. The writers couldn't be sure how many episodes they had to tell the story. Once the total number of episodes and seasons was determined and contracts were signed, they were able to tell the story full steam ahead again. Lost was probably one of the least affected shows by the writers strike. At least that is how I understood it.

 

[FreezerBoy]

LOST was designed for 5-6 seasons....they even built a bible for the show like tolkien did.

pretty neat.

They say that now but, there's no evidence to support it.

Jack was supposed to be played by Michael Keaton and die in the first episode. Writers then figured he'd become too important so Keaton dropped out and they killed the pilot instead.

Ben was supposed to be a one time 4 part arc with Ben never seen again.

Charlie, the swimming champ of northern England in late season 4 was clearly established as being unable to swim in season 1. This was strongly reinforced later when Desmond saved Claire because Charlie can't swim and then forgotten when convenient.

Most of season 3 was spent ret-conning season 2 by writing out actors as they racked up DUIs in real life.

The couple that got killed by spiders were going to be the start of a new arc but were so despised by audiences they were immediately killed off and forgotten.

Seasons 4-6 average 16 episodes each or, two seasons worth of shows.

If they'd used a bible, instead of winging it and having to backtrack, they'd have gotten all of this done in 3 seasons.

 

[Smokeythbear]

Lost is the dank

 

[TrichyTrichy]

What is the Tom Cruise connection to the show; some plots or just actors he's suggested?