Mousetrap

Maybe it just started today?

I thought that too, but I am not getting that feeling. Are you?

I haven't watched Lost in a while, it is oddly addictive yet again.

No, I'm guessing he's never had feeling in his legs or something. Gets hit by the car and is fine. ??? I'm guessing we'll find out why he was in a wheelchair, and that it'll be the same thing that's happening to him now.

Immaculate conception means absolutely no father, right? So artificial incemination wouldn't count?

Yeah, it's supposed to be that the egg is fertilized all by itself. (At least that's the way I understand it)

Josh-da-man: ever heard of spoilers?

What did the person on the other end of the radio transmission say? He said something 815 something. Anything meaningful?

I sounded like he repeated the flight number that Boone gave.

unless they give us something big in the last few minutes, I don't feel like all that waiting they forced us to endure was really worth it.

Owned.

Wow!!

Locke is hands down the most interesting character on tv.

Wow, I really hated this episode. By far my least favorite of the season.

We still didn't learn how Locke became paralized in the first place. But once Boone got hurt, all of a sudden he could walk fine again? Interesting.

There was kind of a humming noise when that light came on - was it just the music, or was something running?

Next week looks interesting, to say the least. How many new episodes are coming in the next few weeks? How many left now?

Really?! I liked it. Probably more because of Locke's backstory than anything though.

Regarding next week (and this is just speculation)...

That's my guess too.

Wow! I love this show. Locke is a great character. Good thing Locke chose Boone as his helper and not Charlie, otherwise, can you say "relapse" hehe?

I just listened to the radio segment again and after boone mentions oceanic flight 815 the person on the other end responds "there were no survivors of oceanic flight 815."

Next week looks really good! Will Boone be the one to kick the bucket?

I rewound it and the closed-captioning said something along the lines of "There were no survivors of Flight 815". Don't know if that's just a red herring or if the "they're really dead" theory is getting some credo.

Weird. You wouldn't think they'd say that unless they found some wreckage and some bodies.

Any guesses as to how Locke became paralized? I wouldn't count out having to wait till next season to find out. My guess is he shoots himself.

HOPEFULLY they finally get into that hatch next week.

So, did it seem that Locke sacrificed Boone to anyone else? At the very least he didn't bother to let Boone know an important aspect of his "dream." It makes me wonder know if Locke is nothing more than a tool being used by the island.

And where is the damn T-Rex?!?!?

He seemed to be in disbelief at not feeling the pain and double checked with the other leg. To me, this would indicate that he had had feeling upon getting his legs back in working order on the island. Thus, I thought it was clear that the loss of feeling in his legs is now returning along with his paralysis. They go hand in hand. As for not feeling the car that hit him, the car was backing out of a parking space after all, so it probably wasn't going very fast. Sure, it would have hurt, but he could have gotten back up again.

treszoks,

are you sure that's what the other person said. From what I understood was along the line that "there was no oceanic flight 815".

Edit - Never mind. dave_d just confirmed what you have indicated.

I'm thinking that Locke got into a car accident or something... I could see him attempting to take his own life and having it "go wrong" leaving him paralyzed. He was pretty distraught once he found out his "parents" used him for physical and financial gain. He told his father that he has no family. It would seem he might feel he is at the end of his rope.