Lost: Season 5

[Hitoshura]

He probably isn't really dead, I mean I thought Ben had died for sure, same deal with Locke but they turned out to be fission mailed. Also where the fuck is Sayid? Is he going to go insane and get melted by the "incident"?

[Null]

The preview for next week showed Sayid with Jack and Kate.

[grantlogan]

Godammit why. I'm pissed at the ending of that episode.

[Kaylia]

haha, are you serious? The entire show hinges on the suspended belief of contemporary physics. I started to crack up when faraday says he studies relativity physics all his life. The thing immediately came to my mind was that traveling back in time is not possible, only forward.

I know that...The magical aspect was strongly implied since the beginning of the show. No one is expecting a rational explanation to all this shit.

However, it's the first time they talk about the nature of the weird stuff. It's not a golden totem, it's not aliens, it's not a weird crystal...we know it's related to the people.

And we don't have to suspend our beliefs completely. We just have to accept their world has more parameter than our.

to mention unified time/space heavily implies that we do not, in fact, have free will.

Eh? That's not something you will ever be able to say with science. The only thing you can observe is a long chain of action/reactions.

I'm not going to start here, and I dont believe in free will either, but science isn't "implying" anything, because implying that would mean you understand everything entirely.

[Kaylia]

Faraday might not be dead for two reasons
1) he is popular
2) we havent seen his "3 years out of the island" yet.


I don't know...his death is so sudden. He didn't accomplish anything, saved anyone or changed anything...it's a lame way to go for such a great character. It was tragic and it explains why Eloise slapped Widmore when he talked about "sacrifice", but it's still sudden.

That said, why did he run in their village waving a gun and pointing it at people? He was asking to get shot.

[Insanecyclone]

minor spoiler nothing too bad about the season finale

Spoiler: show

Jack's decision to put a plan in action in order to set things right on the island is met with some strong resistance by those close to him, and Locke assigns Ben a difficult task. Guest starring are L. Scott Caldwell as Rose, Sam Anderson as Bernard, John Terry as Christian Shephard, Nestor Carbonell as Richard Alpert, Jeff Fahey as Frank Lapidus, Francois Chau as Dr. Pierre Chang, Patrick Fischler as Phil, Eric Lange as Radzinsky, Zuleikha Robinson as Ilana, Brad William Henke as Bram, Jon Gries as Roger Linus, Alice Evans as younger Eloise Hawking, Andrea Gabriel as Noor "Nadia" Abed Jaseem, Kevin Chapman as Mitch, Mark Pellegrino as man #1, Titus Welliver as man #2, Emily Rae Argenti as young Kate, Tanner Maguire as young Tom, George Gerdes as Mr. Springer, Agnes Kwak as Aunt Soo, Amy Stewart as mother, Rylee Fansler as young Juliet, Savannah Lathem as young Rachel, William Makozak as Captain Bird, Daniel James Kunkel as anesthesiologist, Sonya Masinovsky as Russian nurse, Keegan Boos as young Sawyer, Colby French as Uncle Doug, John Pete as prison clerk, Michael Trisler as father, Sally Davis as woman and Adam Bazzi as cab driver. Written by Damon Lindelof & Carlton Cuse and directed by Jack Bender.

[Norelco]

Gah! The episode was at the climax when

Spoiler: show

Eloise shot Faraday, and she asks, "Who are you?"

and then zzzzzzzzaaaaap. My power goes out.

[oldoldman]

Eh? That's not something you will ever be able to say with science. The only thing you can observe is a long chain of action/reactions.

I'm not going to start here, and I dont believe in free will either, but science isn't "implying" anything, because implying that would mean you understand everything entirely.

The idea that Time exists as a dimension, that is past, present and future, implies that the future is already determined and we are merely passing through it. It is open for interpretation but that's what I have taken out of it.

[Norelco]

Is anyone else hoping that Radzinsky dies a horrible horrible death?

[Kaylia]

Is anyone else hoping that Radzinsky dies a horrible horrible death?

Suicide with a shotgun in the mouth is good enough for you?

[Norelco]

Suicide with a shotgun in the mouth is good enough for you?

Have they detailed his death already?

edit: ah nevermind, Lostpedia confirmed it...saw the screen-cap of the brain stain. lol

[Karshe]

Have they detailed his death already?

<lostnerd>

He was in the Swan hatch with Inman before Desmond arrived. Inman explains Radzinsky commited suicide with a shotgun to the mouth (while pointing to the blood spatter on the ceiling) and comments that he only had 108 minutes to bury the body.

</lostnerd>

[oldoldman]

Wait, has daniel forced the doctor to make that video yet? If not then he isn't dead.

[Kaylia]

At a later time, Radzinsky moved to the completed Swan station, where he worked with Kelvin Inman. Radzinsky was the originator of the blast door map, which he worked on with laundry detergent, a paint brush, and the aid of his photographic memory. He was able to fake a lockdown incident (having had a part in designing the station, he would know its workings intimately) making it possible to work on the map more deliberately. Radzinsky also edited the Swan Orientation film for unknown reasons, and placed the edited portions within a Bible in the Arrow.

Kelvin explained to Desmond that, while he was asleep, Radzinsky committed suicide by putting a shotgun in his mouth and firing it, creating a blood stain on the ceiling. Because of the protocol, Kelvin had to bury him within 108 minutes. ("Live Together, Die Alone")

From lostpedia

[Kaylia]

Wait, has daniel forced the doctor to make that video yet? If not then he isn't dead.

But he got shot...through the heart. Jack is around, and it's possible he just fainted, but still.

Where did they say Daniel is the one who forced the doctor to made the video? I forgot.

[Karshe]

Which video are you guys talking about? I don't remember Daniel forcing him to do anything.

Loved last night's episode. When the time travel stuff started my theory was that the entire series would be undone by preventing the plane crash... but now that we've been told it is a possibility, that's too easy now!

[oldoldman]

Well it's his voice

[oldoldman]

Dharma video cameraman - Lostpedia

[Kaylia]

Which video are you guys talking about? I don't remember Daniel forcing him to do anything.

Loved last night's episode. When the time travel stuff started my theory was that the entire series would be undone by preventing the plane crash... but now that we've been told it is a possibility, that's too easy now!

They won't undo that. It's just lame, and no one would be satisfied with that kind of "dream-like" ending. Beside, half of the crew is in the future, and undoing it would be stupid iright now.

If they change something, it will be a minor element that will eventually become a key element in the last seasons.

[Trajan]

Dharma video cameraman - Lostpedia

I was thinking about this earlier this morning... If Daniel dies then how does he convince Pierre Chang he is from the future and make the dharma booth video with him???