Lost

[polarpi]

I'm torn - I'm glad there's no longer the pull between this show and another of my faves, but now that it's on at 10, I have to record it and watch it tomorrow

[BetteDavisEyes]

I hope he gets hit by a bus!

*thump*


It's terrible of me but I started laughing when this happened.

The following I garnered from all the on-line fans who saw it & pay way too close attention to details. I still love em though!

Mittleos Bioscience is an anagram of "Lost Time"

Ooh! Ethan again! That guy keeps coming back. He seriously freaks me out. Now I want more Locke & Sayid dammit!

[OrchidAlum]

Wow... such a great episode! There's so much I can say, but for starters, how crazy is Juliet?!?!

[firecracker08]

Boo to last night's episode. I fell asleep and just knew i had to wake up and watch. Unfortunately, either I'm not understanding Juliet's character or her wanting to go home was really anticlimactic. Enlighten me...

[shinerbock]

There has to be some significance with her ex husband being named Edmund Burke.

[SydneyK]

Originally Posted by shinerbock

There has to be some significance with her ex husband being named Edmund Burke.

Yes, definitely. The writers know enough to not *accidentally* throw that name in the mix. Burke was a philosopher, as were Rousseau and John Locke. Rousseau and Locke were philosophers who, among other things, were advocates of religion/faith over science. Burke was in opposition to that line of thinking. Perhaps this was the writers' way of aligning Juliet with the Losties (her animosity towards her ex-hubby would eventually mirror her feelings towards the Others, which is in direct opposition to the Losties). Then again, Juliet is a fan of science herself, so that theory might be a load of crap. We won't know until the series ends, I'm sure! But, that's what makes us love Lost!

[SydneyK]

And, now we get to add David Hume to our list of Lost philosophers!

I love Lost, but it always seems to create more questions than answers!

[BetteDavisEyes]

From another message board I frequent:

The sign Charlie has propped in his guitar case when Desmond meets him on the street says "The Musical Stylings of Charlie Hieronymus Pace"

Heironymus Bosch was a dutch painter in the late 1500's whos subjects dealt with sin and moral failings. His work was highly imaginative using half beasts and demons. He was a dutchman also called Der Groots.

I think that kind of ties into Charlie's personality and what he struggles with.


If anyone remembers, the De Groots were the people who founded the Dharma Initiative. Interesting...yet more questions & fewer answers.

[CutiePie2000]

Originally Posted by BetteDavisEyes

If anyone remembers, the De Groots were the people who founded the Dharma Initiative. Interesting...yet more questions & fewer answers.

You are the greatest when it comes to pointing out details and lil' tie-ins.

[Denise_DPhiE]

The best part was the guy getting hit by the bus. I was like Holy ___!

[valkyrie]

Last night's episode was pretty lame.