LOST

[m2]

Let's talk about the best show ever!

[Kicker774]

What does being lost have to do with Dollhouse?

Was that an episode title?

[saman]

haha oh snap!

i used to watch lost, until i lost patience with it (pun completely accidental). nothing's ever resolved.

[xjsb125]

Heather and I are hooked. They better answer all the questions with this being the last season. We're usually pretty good about putting the clues together, but we always enjoy a good "holy shit!" moment that blindsides us.

[faninor]

haha oh snap!

i used to watch lost, until i lost patience with it (pun completely accidental). nothing's ever resolved.

Oh yes it is!

[Fabio_kun]

When is the new season starting?

[m2]

The final season airs from February to
May 2010.

[Waiting to Exist]

Season 5 finale disappointed, though, with the only real "OH MY GOD" thing being that thing with Locke.

[m2]

Yeah, i agree i think the third season finale was best. Or second season. Whenever Charlie died. Was that 2nd or 3rd?

[Fabio_kun]

February?! Geez... by then I'll have forgotten everything I saw in the previous seasons.

And i actually liked the final episodes from season 5.

[Random Name]

Season 5 finale disappointed, though, with the only real "OH MY GOD" thing being that thing with Locke.

Seriously? Cause I found SO MUCH was answered by the end of season 5. They don't spell things out, but there was a lot revealed.

[Joe Cooler]

Here is my theory's


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First: The Losty's are in a perpetual time loop. That is to say, everything they have done, and are doing has happened before. Remember Jacob and his nemesis (I assume his name will probably be Esau) talking on the beach. Esau and Jacob look over at the ship and mention that it always ends the same way (Death, destruction, ect). Furthermore, setting off the bomb could very well work and send everyone back to before they get on the plane. Of course, that doesn't mean they won't get on the plane again and end up on the island once more. Of course, this theory could be way of but in the current context of the show I think it makes sense.

Second: The statue that Jacob lives under looks a lot like Sobek, who often symbolized fertility. We don't know when the statue fell, but we do know that Juliet was unable to deliver children in modern time but was able to delivers children in the 60's. I imagine the "bomb" causes the statue to fall. The statue which is connected to fertility, defines whether children can be born or not. Hence the problems in modern time. Just a theory.

Third: Jacob is Christian. I don't really have much to back this one up aside from the fact that a version of Christian is walking around much like a version of Locke is walking around. We can assume "Esau" is both un-Christian and un-Locke or we can assume that Christian is inhabited by someone else and who more likely than Jacob. It would be a cool twist.

Thoughts?

[xoNoDoubt69]

their breaks in between seasons are always too long!!

[Lando]

[Carson79]

NICE!

[AnnieDreams]

New boy in the neighbourhood
lives downstairs and it's understood
he's there just to take good care of me,
like he's part of the family!
Charles in Charge of our days and our nights!
Charles in Charge of our wrongs and our rights!
And I see,
I want, I want, Charles in Charge of me!