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[dfi] wrote:I have found this during season 3 or 4..
http://www.timelooptheory.com/the_timeline.htm

and me again:

That was a really interesting read; it's actually got me wanting to watch the whole series(s) again!

Am going to have to go and buy it all.

beats me wrote:You guys are worse than Apple fanboys. The more they confuse you under the guise of pulling things together the more excited you get. Oh a twist! I love twists!!!

My advice to anybody who hasn't gotten sucked into this pandemic is watch the post season summaries and hopefully some genius will make a finale wrap up and you'll save many hours of your life.

The final explanation for this show is going to be a big disappointment but I'm sure the fanboys will insist it was the best thing ever, this generation's Star Trek.

Lol you can be such a chode

[dfi] wrote:John Locke: "Widmore? Charles Widmore?"
Widmore: "...Yes?"
John Locke: "Nice to meet you..."

Me:

aww man, i was trying to avoid the spoilers. not cool for those who havent seen it I saw it, but I didnt want ppl to cry

how about Locke tellin Richard he'd be the leader in the future, which explains the childhood visit since Dharma leaders are chosen from youth, but he just didnt believe, til he saw adult Locke on the island in the future. wow this shit is mad cool. I love lost, and it never went down the crapper and was reinvigorated. the whole show was planned out and finished in season 3, so beats me as to what your talking about there boy genius. love u lol.

Contra wrote:how about Locke tellin Richard he'd be the leader in the future, which explains the childhood visit since Dharma leaders are chosen from youth, but he just didnt believe, til he saw adult Locke on the island in the future. wow this shit is mad cool. I love lost, and it never went down the crapper and was reinvigorated. the whole show was planned out and finished in season 3, so beats me as to what your talking about there boy genius. love u lol.

that was directed to Loop, not beats me, as i saw yur name mysteriously make its way into my post. do you work for dharma?!?!?

Contra wrote:how about Locke tellin Richard he'd be the leader in the future, which explains the childhood visit since Dharma leaders are chosen from youth, but he just didnt believe, til he saw adult Locke on the island in the future.

Was it planned? Or did one of the script writers come up with that idea later?

Either way, I love the little bits like that. I'm sure I've probably missed some of them as unless you've got a photographic memory you just wouldn't notice them.

I've totally lost track of who the good guys are and who the bad guys are. Or maybe its just because we don't know anymore and won't until more of the story is revealed and their motives become clearer. After the last episode I'm thinking Charles Widmore might be one of the good guys.

beats me wrote:You guys are worse than Apple fanboys. The more they confuse you under the guise of pulling things together the more excited you get. Oh a twist! I love twists!!!

My advice to anybody who hasn't gotten sucked into this pandemic is watch the post season summaries and hopefully some genius will make a finale wrap up and you'll save many hours of your life.

The final explanation for this show is going to be a big disappointment but I'm sure the fanboys will insist it was the best thing ever, this generation's Star Trek.

jonny72 wrote:

Contra wrote:how about Locke tellin Richard he'd be the leader in the future, which explains the childhood visit since Dharma leaders are chosen from youth, but he just didnt believe, til he saw adult Locke on the island in the future.

Was it planned? Or did one of the script writers come up with that idea later?

Either way, I love the little bits like that. I'm sure I've probably missed some of them as unless you've got a photographic memory you just wouldn't notice them.

I've totally lost track of who the good guys are and who the bad guys are. Or maybe its just because we don't know anymore and won't until more of the story is revealed and their motives become clearer. After the last episode I'm thinking Charles Widmore might be one of the good guys.

i think that shit was planned, too coincidental to just be made up. too perfect actually.

i love how the show now has no clearcut good or badguys. this show rocks!

The sad part about BSG is that we now have about 6 episodes left, and there's no clear ending to me.

Lost has 1.75 seasons to go, and it's very clear that resolutions are happening, and it's still got twists and maintaining suspense WHILE PAYING OFF those of us who have stuck it out.

BSG seems like it's not on track at all. How do you resolve such an epic in a matter of 6 episodes?

Maybe I'm just pissed that it's going off the air when there's still so much story to tell!!!!!!!!!

Contra wrote:i think that shit was planned, too coincidental to just be made up. too perfect actually.

I'm not so sure. I reckon they deliberately did loads of random stuff, giving them the option of explaining it later if they wanted to and in anyway they wanted.

nah, they've had the story completed for at least a year or two now. i'm sure they tie up all the loose ends.

beats says he's no fanboy, but a recent investigation revealed THIS hanging on the back of his closet door.








Hate the show, but LUV the man?

Aequitas123 wrote:no way.. best part:

"were you followed?"

"nobody knows this island as well as i do"

*cut to John Locke watching them*



Me:

I'll bet my house that the john locke that had been appearing out the jungle in the earlier seasons is in fact the time travelling Locke from the current season, shaping events.

Aequitas123 wrote:nah, they've had the story completed for at least a year or two now. i'm sure they tie up all the loose ends.

They won't be tidying up all the loose ends, the writers have already said that - pretty certain the numbers is one thing that will never be fully explained.