Liked last night's episode. Just a couple things:

- I know it's probably only been 3 or 4 island days since the monster/security system was active, but it would be nice to see it mentioned again. I'm hoping Kate didn't 'kill' it w/ the dynamite.

- The only bad thing about having all the survivors spread out is that there are quite a few people we just haven't seen much of this season yet....like Charlie, Shannon, Claire, Sayid...

- I hope Ana Lucia gets an attitude adjustment shortly. Her character is so annoying right now. I'm sure some light will be shed on what those survivors went through...so hopefully it'll be soon!

~Jason

DVD Josh:

I looked on that site - but I can't find anything pointing me to disproving the Dharma logo on the plane. Could you post the exact link ... I would love to check it out.

You know, it was totally predictable, but the Jin in the fishing seen just ruled.

"Fish."

Haha, Ana Luica got served.

Ron Howard: Hey, that's the name of this show!

Pirates, pirate-looking ships (the Black Rock), mysterious unseenforces (possible nanotechnology), teddy bears, and a group of "Others" who could be lost boys ... They're in NeverNeverLand!!

I could not find anything as well.

Oh and yea I forgot the Jin fishing scene.

That was great! Glad to see her getting served.

I found this:

some more:

That's my bad, wrong site:

http://lost.cubit.net/investigations.php

Check out 018.

I just clicked that site. I can't believe they analyzed Jin's Resumé.

Yeah, I was at that. I think they are taking what are probably honest continuity errors and assuming they are clues to the story. These are the kind of people who end up furious at the end of the show's run because all of the little inconsistencies are never explained.

Yeah, like they have to get the ratings up.

I thought it was an ok episode. What bugged me, other than a whole plotline about finding a ring is, like last season, they dont talk about what you want to know about and you know if you were really stuck on an island the first thing you would be saying is, tell me what happen? Who are the others? Instead everyone is tight lipped.

I agree, it's almost like they have already run out of interesting storylines and had to fill in a week to make the 22 episode committment.

Pretty lame episode if you ask me. Nothing much was explained and it shouldn't take more than one episode to give us the backstory of Jin & Sun.

Chris

http://www.tv.com/adewale-akinnuoye-...1/summary.html

Current TV Role: Dr. Ako On Lost
Birthplace: London, England
Birthday: 8-22-1967

Born in London, England, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje split his time as a youth between the UK and Nigeria. After earning a Masters from London's prestigious King's College University, a career in acting came his way when acclaimed director Frank Marshall cast him in "Congo." This led to appearances in the films "Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls" and "Legionnaire," the HBO movie "Deadly Voyage," television series "Cracker" and "New York Undercover," as well as the ABC miniseries "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea."

Adewale recently wrapped "Get Rich or Die Tryin'," in which he plays the lead opposite Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson. The film, which will be released this winter, was directed and produced by Oscar nominee Jim Sheridan. He also completed work on the film "Mistress of Spices," a romantic comedy in which he stars opposite Aishwarya Rai. That film was written and directed by Gurinder Chada & Paul Mayeda Berges, part of the creative team behind "Bend It Like Beckham."

Adewale's dramatic portrayal of the murderous drug addicted prisoner Adebisi in the television series "Oz" led to critical and audience acclaim, as well as two NAACP Award nominations for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series and Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series. Ever eager to explore new ground, Adewale left "Oz" to focus on his film career and subsequently went on to star in blockbusters opposite Brendan Frasier in "The Mummy Returns" and with Matt Damon in "The Bourne Identity."


So, 2 great actors from OZ!

Chris

As for the logo (or lack thereof) on the plane...they seem to think for it to be the DHARMA logo, it has to have a swan on it. There are probably 6 logos total, so I'll reserve judgement until the end of the series .

Well, I don't mean to threadpoop, I still like the show, but the last two eps are sitting on my TiVo.

I'll catch up and watch them, I figure, when something actually happens around sweeps time.

I'm not going to spolierize this, since at this point, it's mere speculation on my part, but I have a strong feel that this season's last episode is going to be flashbacks of the only character we REALLY don't know anything about - the plane itself. It coudl be a very cool, non-dialogue driven episode.

I agree to an extent, but it does seem kind of sloppy on their part. I mean, the show's creators/writers go out of their way to put little 'clues' in the background, so with tivo and whatnot, it's not unreasonable for them to expect people to pay attention to things like Jin's resume. Even though it's just a throwaway shot, it establishes that he met Sun post-November 27, 2004, which almost certainly has to be a mistake on this episode's part. If you're going to openly encourage people to look for meaning and reveals in every nook and cranny of your show, you really should have a system in place to ensure you avoid as many little continuity mistakes as possible. Seems like they could provide the props dept. with a timeline detailing when all the 'life events' we're seeing in flashbacks actually take place.

Was an interesting episode but not as good as last weeks. I am abit concerned though that Hurley only seems to be used as joke fodder alot times.

anyone emailed Jin? since his resume had his email address clearly was visable

jinsoo70@yahoo (then cut off)

[QUOTE=mrpayrollSo, 2 great actors from OZ![/QUOTE]
And two from Angel. I thought we covered this LAST week.

p.s. Thanks for getting the name for us! I wasn't able to track Dr. Ako down anywhere!

I just tried .com, and it's not a valid address. What's the South Korean extension?

It's bad storytelling, plain and simple. As much as I like the show, and as willing as I am to overlook the blatant contrivances, shit like what you two are describing is really starting to wear thin. Week after week plot information is dribbled out with zero contemplation or analysis between the characters.

That is WEAK sauce

The guy from TV guide Mike Auseillo says that For what its worth..