Lost - Season 2 Speculation (Countdown to 9/21)
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Figured I'd get this started 9 days in advance so we don't have to decide which thread to talk in .
There are many big spoilers out there, please make sure to spoilerize them if you post them here, I've had a damn hard time avoiding them all summer.
There are many big spoilers out there, please make sure to spoilerize them if you post them here, I've had a damn hard time avoiding them all summer.
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After watching the entire first season on dvd without ever seeing it live on tv, I haven't decided whether I'm going to wait for season 2 on dvd or watch it via my hdtv. It's hard, on one hand I'm anxious to see what happens. But then again, I can't stand commercials and weeks of reruns. At least HBO shows their 13 usual episodes 13 weeks in a row. Darn you Lost, I was just all but done with network television
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I'm thinking that the show will have some religious foundation when it is all said and done. Or it will turn out to be the Truman Show on an island with the others being the producers of the show.
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Originally Posted by dsa_shea
I'm thinking that the show will have some religious foundation when it is all said and done. Or it will turn out to be the Truman Show on an island with the others being the producers of the show.
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Keeping in mind that I've only watched 14 episodes of the first season, here's my theory:
This may change once I finish Season 1, which will be this week sometime (I'm trying to limit myself to 2 or 3 episodes per day).
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This may change once I finish Season 1, which will be this week sometime (I'm trying to limit myself to 2 or 3 episodes per day).
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Heat, I think that theory may change for you after you get through the last 10 episodes. I know it did for me.
Also, I'm glad I'm not the only other person to watch this in a complete run from the DVD's instead of watchign during the normal season last year. I am also torn on what to do now. Watching all 24 episodes in a row like that was awesome.
Also, I'm glad I'm not the only other person to watch this in a complete run from the DVD's instead of watchign during the normal season last year. I am also torn on what to do now. Watching all 24 episodes in a row like that was awesome.
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Originally Posted by Bronkster
I'm also re-watching season 1 on DVD now and plan to finish up in time for the season premiere next week. I'm impressed with how much fun this show is on a second go-around!
Heat -
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Since the season premier is not airing for another 8 days, I am going to change this into a general discussion/speculation thread. We can have another thread specifically for the episode the day it airs.
I am sure that once people want to discuss the actual episode, they won't want to wade through 5 pages of "Can't wait!" posts before they get to the actual discussion.
I am sure that once people want to discuss the actual episode, they won't want to wade through 5 pages of "Can't wait!" posts before they get to the actual discussion.
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Originally Posted by Jadzia
Since the season premier is not airing for another 8 days, I am going to change this into a general discussion/speculation thread. We can have another thread specifically for the episode the day it airs.
I am sure that once people want to discuss the actual episode, they won't want to wade through 5 pages of "Can't wait!" posts before they get to the actual discussion.
I am sure that once people want to discuss the actual episode, they won't want to wade through 5 pages of "Can't wait!" posts before they get to the actual discussion.
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I am realizing how much better this show/story plays out while watching on dvd. THe story seems much more cohesive. I wasn't sure if this show would have a lot of replay value, but I have been so pleased to find out it does. Once I start the disc, I find it hard to pause until the disc stops. That being said, I am eagerly awaiting the new season.
Will we finally see Rose's husband?
Will we finally see Rose's husband?
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Originally Posted by cdoug57
I am realizing how much better this show/story plays out while watching on dvd. THe story seems much more cohesive. I wasn't sure if this show would have a lot of replay value, but I have been so pleased to find out it does. Once I start the disc, I find it hard to pause until the disc stops. That being said, I am eagerly awaiting the new season.
Though I've only watched the first 8 episodes on DVD so far so I haven't got to the part where I started to get frustrated with the plot spinning its wheels yet.
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The religion is they way Im swinging. My feeling is that either this is a game between God and Satan to take people whose lives are on the edge and put them in a situation where they can make decisions (that will decide where there spiritual will continue - heaven or hell) outside of the chaos of the real world. These forces may be represented by characters on the show or just simply be outside observers. Or second that the rest of the world is being destroyed while these people are on this island and this is God's way of recreating the human race by starting over with just a few (like an island version of Noah's Ark). The humans that show theyre strength will someday make it back to the "real" world and begin the rebuilding process. Having some divine intervention is the only way that these people could have survived this plane crash unless this is all in the boy's head as mentioned before.
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I'm guessing "Man Of Science, Man Of Faith" is referring to Jack and Locke, since they had a discussion using those exact terms in last season's finale. Probably a fight between the two over who gets to go down the hatch.
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Originally Posted by dsa_shea
(like an island version of Noah's Ark). The humans that show theyre strength will someday make it back to the "real" world and begin the rebuilding process.
So buy this logic the purgatory idea is more plausible. But the producers shot that down. Then again, of course they'll shoot down anything. It's not like they're going to say "that's it, that's exactly what you'll find out in season _______."
Always annoys me when people stop considering possibilities because the producers/writers of said show shot the idea down in an interview. Of course they shot it down! What else are they going to do?