Any one into LOST or FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS?!

It's on tooooooooooooooooonight!

I wonder how they get back????  I guess Eloise will give them the new bearings to follow.

Trying to get my mind around last nights show. They answer one thing but bring about a dozen more things to question in one episode.  Love it!  Spoiler Alert!!

So to ponder - who it the brilliant man who figured out the math at the Lamppost? Fariday?

Where is Aaron?? Did Kate leave him behind?  How did Hurley get out of jail?  Why is Sayid now a prisoner? Lapidus is flying the jet????  And wow - Jin in a dharma suit and driving a now pristine VW van...are they in the dharma era now?

Sahalie, actually, Jack dove in (that was actually Waimea Falls in Hawaii, it's a 40' drop) and went to Hurley first, told him he could stand then swam over to Kate.  Aaron did not get on the plane so how is this going to figure? And Desmond didn't go either.  Mrs. Eloise said that if all didn't go, the outcome would be unpredictable!!! 

In trying best to recreate---- it is fitting that Sayid is accompanied by a federal agent, remember Kate was on the plane as a prisoner the first time 'round.

Sun's mom has the baby.  I wonder if she is taking care of Aaron right now.  Kate's mom was dying, so I doubt she'd leave Aaron with her mom.

Ben --- my guess is that he got into it with Widmore somehow.

Loved the explanation about Doubting Thomas -- how seeing is believing for some. Leaps of faith for others.

OMG OMG, that was sooooo good!!

Look at what I found online:

http://70.32.90.124/images/ajira_boardpass.jpg

You can increase the size of the picture so you can see the sides of it, it says Destiny Calls on the sides of the tickets.  I can see a tiger on the front of the ticket and symbols in each corner but can't figure out what they mean.  Anybody?

I love those youtube clips and other little tidbits of info.  It totally helps me follow the most confusing and excellent show ever!  

So, someone beat the puddin' out of Ben (what a surprise) the line of folks who want a piece of him is so long, I wouldn't even venture a guess as to who the lucky duck is. As far as that boarding pass Charis, The images are those posted on that wall thing that crushed down on John's legs when Ben was held captive by the survivors (before anyone knew who he was) The top right hand corner is an upside down Egyptian-like symbol of a bird, bottom right is wings, top left is I believe a swirl of wind and bottom left is a feather. Listen to how sure I sound! LOL, I'm probably way off. Where'd the pic of the boarding pass come from anyway?

ok, so I found this online ...

There are several parallels between the original passengers of Flight 815 and the partial Oceanic Six aboard Flight 316:
The body of John Locke is travelling the cargo hold, acting as a "proxy" for Christian Shephard aboard Flight 815. ("Pilot, Part 1")
Sayid is handcuffed, travelling in custody, just as Kate was transported by Edward Mars. ("Pilot, Part 2")
Hurley is carrying a guitar, just as Charlie brought his own guitar. ("Exodus, Part 2")
Sun is fingering Jin's wedding ring, just as Rose was holding onto Bernard's ring during Flight 815. ("Tabula Rasa")
Frank Lapidus, the pilot, was originally supposed to fly Oceanic Flight 815. ("Confirmed Dead")
Ben, despite being "sidetracked," makes the flight at the last possible minute, mirroring Hurley's mad rush to the airport in 2004. ("Exodus, Part 2")
Hurley has another Spanish-language comic book to keep him entertained. ("Exodus, Part 2")
Kate is breaking the agreement of her settlement, running from the law.
Jack and Kate slept together the night before the flight, shortly after a serious argument that would have cost them any future relationship in most situations, and the next morning, Kate acts cold toward Jack, mirroring the case of Shannon and Boone.
Jack awakens in the jungle and hears cries for help, leading him to run off to save the other people from the plane, just as he did when 815 crashed. He is wearing clothing similar to what he wore the day Flight 815 crashed on the Island, including a black tie with a white pattern. ("Pilot, Part 1")
Jack explains why Christian wears white tennis shoes in his apparitions. ("Pilot, Part 1") ("Walkabout") ("So It Begins")
Hurley and Kate land by the waterfall they previously visited. ("Whatever the Case May Be")
The coordinate finder in the Lamp Post resembles the countdown timer in the Swan. ("Live Together, Die Alone")
Ms. Hawking says, "That's why it's called a leap of faith, Jack." These are the same words Helen spoke to Locke outside his father's home, and Locke paraphrases to Jack when urging him to push the button on the Swan's computer for the first time. ("Orientation")
Jack has a drink in the bar at LAX, where his father met Ana Lucia three years prior. ("Two for the Road")
Ray is watching a magician do a trick with a white rabbit. ("Every Man for Himself") ("There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3")
Desmond references having previously met Ms. Hawking. ("Flashes Before Your Eyes")
Desmond defies Ms. Hawking's advice. ("Flashes Before Your Eyes")
When questioned about his relationship to Jeremy Bentham, Jack says that he is a friend. When he was at the funeral parlor, Jack said that he was neither friend nor family. ("Through the Looking Glass")
Locke's letter to Jack is a reference to their argument by the Orchid right before Jack flew to the freighter specifically and to their conflict of faith versus science in general. ("There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3")
Jack emerges from the water after arriving on the Island in the same way that Ana Lucia does in "The Other 48 Days" and Jack does in "There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3".
Desmond warns Jack not to trust what Ben and Ms. Hawking tell him to do, recalling Sayid's advice to Hurley. ("Because You Left")
The photograph of the Island is dated 23 September 1954, the same year that the United States military brought "Jughead" to the Island. It was also classified TOP SECRET and marked for limited distribution to "U.S. Army eyes only". ("Jughead")
September 23, 1954 is exactly fifty years prior to "Day 2" on the Island after the original crash of Flight 815.
Since the island seems to be somewhere mid-Pacific ocean where the international dateline is, consider September 23 plus or minus a day...
In regards to Christian's shoes, Kate asks Jack why he would "hold on to something that [made him] feel sad?" Kate held on to her toy airplane for years, even though it reminded her of Tom Brennan's death. ("Whatever the Case May Be")
Ms. Hawking refers to the Lamp Post and the Island as "unique pocket[s] of electromagnetic energy. That energy connects to similar pockets all over the world." Isaac of Uluru also refers to these pockets, citing Uluru as one, when Rose and Bernard went to see him. ("S.O.S.")
There is a Virgin Mary statue on Ms. Hawking's desk that was identical to those on the drug runner's plane. ("The 23rd Psalm") 

Ditto to that one! 

owwwww............

(although, I want to show dh this list, because even though I'm an idiot with this show, I was shouting out all the similarities I was seeing on the last episode, and dh kept saying, "no......" 

Oh my word I had forgotten most of that stuff, charis.  It's a lot to take in.

My husband heard on a podcast that since Jack and Kate slept together, there's a possibility of her being pregnant, so there would be a pregnant woman on the plane like Claire was.

How many more seasons are there?

Michele

No, that show had the psychic guy saying that he had just walked over the graves of 4 soldiers that had been killed by the 'others.'  The others were wearing the uniforms of the dead soldiers to trick the survivors.

You can watch episodes on www.abc.com if you want to refresh.  It gets very confusing and so much happens in each show that it is easy to miss just even the smallest thing that turns into a big thing 3 episodes later.

More on Frank Lapidus:

• Why was he replaced by Seth Norris as the pilot of Oceanic 815?
• Why was he specifically recruited by Abaddon?
• Why did he memorize Flight 815's 324-passenger manifest?
• Did he survive the crash of Flight 316?
• Why didn't Frank attempt to turn Flight 316 around upon realizing it would never make it to Guam?

So far no new info about Henry Gale.

The only thing was on a podcast.  They were talking about how they believe the Island "moves" ...

like the island is not "attached" to the earth but more fixed ... so when it moves in time, it's like someone lifts it up, the earth moves in time, the island is placed back down --- so when it is placed back straight down, it may be (due to earth rotation) closer to Africa or closer Australia, where ever...it's always on the same latitude but different meridian .... so that would explain how the Nigerian plane ended up on the island or the Black Rock Ship --- maybe with the ship, the island appeared it was right where the ship was!!  Not the ship crashing into it but instead the island appeared under it!

So -- the podcast can't be right in that it lifts "up" but it must be sucked down, cuz remember the rings it left when it disappeared .. that would be sucked down, right?

Anyway, so the mention of Henry Gale was that here was a man parachuting and all of a sudden here was an island!

BURNING TIME TRAVEL QUESTION NUMBER 1: How come the castaways got to keep the outrigger when they did the time warp shuffle? Shouldn't that have been left behind in the previous time zone?

Answer: The question was actually asked and answered two episodes ago in ''The Lie.'' If you recall, Juliet theorized that time travelers get to keep the stuff they're holding or sitting in when they jump. (Also see: the compass that Time Indeterminate Richard Alpert gave John Locke to give to his 1954 self.) In other words: How about we just roll with this?

BURNING TIME TRAVEL QUESTION NUMBER 2: It appears that only the castaways are traveling through time. Which means that the Island isn't traveling through time. Maybe. But we saw the Island disappear in the season finale. So...uh...huh?

Answer: I know this issue baffles many of you. Let's make an appointment to discuss all things time travel in next week's Doc Jensen column, posting Wednesday morning.

Wow, you're like a super detective!  I never noticed alot of this and certainly not what was written on the van.