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Wow. What a season. There were a few filler episodes, but even they were decent and then the episodes that were good were un-missable tv in my opinion.
The finale was brilliant and it was nice to see Desmond return. It turns out the button was real, but its destroyed now so we can forget about that.
Henry is in charge of the others from the looks of things and we still have no idea what they are up to.
Michael and Walt are ready to escape, but will they manage to?
What do the others want with Jack, Kate and James Ford (Sawyer), and how do they know his name is James Ford when hardly anyone else does?
Most interestingly, a new character has been added who is not on the island and is also not in a flashback.
Desmonds girlfriend appears at the end and appears to have been searching for the island. Im quite intersted to see how they work that into the story and it also disproves the really stupid "Losts Ultimate theory" that has been doing the rounds on the internet.
Roll on Season 3
This thread contains spoilers of the whole of season 2 so if you dont want to know then I suggest you leave now.[/B]Wow. What a season. There were a few filler episodes, but even they were decent and then the episodes that were good were un-missable tv in my opinion.
The finale was brilliant and it was nice to see Desmond return. It turns out the button was real, but its destroyed now so we can forget about that.
Henry is in charge of the others from the looks of things and we still have no idea what they are up to.
Michael and Walt are ready to escape, but will they manage to?
What do the others want with Jack, Kate and James Ford (Sawyer), and how do they know his name is James Ford when hardly anyone else does?
Most interestingly, a new character has been added who is not on the island and is also not in a flashback.
Desmonds girlfriend appears at the end and appears to have been searching for the island. Im quite intersted to see how they work that into the story and it also disproves the really stupid "Losts Ultimate theory" that has been doing the rounds on the internet.
Roll on Season 3
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Yeah I'd noticed that guy was the same dude. I doubt we'll find out why Libby was following Hurley. It seems like they set up that episode before planning to kill her off, so they might just ignore it and hope we forget.
New season is due to start on October the 4th. This is a little later than traditional season premiers with the idea being that there will be less gaps in the season. There seemd to be a two week gap every now and then last season so what they plan to do this time is run it in three blocks with a couple of weeks gap inbetween each.
New season is due to start on October the 4th. This is a little later than traditional season premiers with the idea being that there will be less gaps in the season. There seemd to be a two week gap every now and then last season so what they plan to do this time is run it in three blocks with a couple of weeks gap inbetween each.
It seems to be just me, but has anyone else noticed the line "See you in another life" seems to crop up everywhere.
My theroy on Lost is that they're all dead. When they capture "Henry" he says "God can't this place" and then mentions "you don't know what he'll do to me". My theroy is that 'he' is the Devil, and that they're all in some sort of Limbo.
Of course I'm still watching Season 2 on E4 so this theory could have been all proved wrong.
My theroy on Lost is that they're all dead. When they capture "Henry" he says "God can't this place" and then mentions "you don't know what he'll do to me". My theroy is that 'he' is the Devil, and that they're all in some sort of Limbo.
Of course I'm still watching Season 2 on E4 so this theory could have been all proved wrong.
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