LOST -- "Something Nice Back Home" -- 05.01.2008
05-02-08 | 08:21 PM
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yeah even though this ep started off a little slowly... by the time it hit the jack/hurley scene things took off admirably, imo.
not a bad episode at all
i give it a 6.5/10
looking forward to next week
not a bad episode at all
i give it a 6.5/10
looking forward to next week
05-02-08 | 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted by DthRdrX
Not yet. Jack would be going batshit crazy if that were the case. Probably why he goes nuts eventually anyway.
05-02-08 | 10:57 PM
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From: NYC
I'd just like to take a moment to give some props to Matthew Fox. I don't think this man gets enough credit for his work on this show...I don't know what he has been through in his personal life, but he is INCREDIBLY connected to the extremely difficult situations the writers keep throwing his way.
His reaction to seeing his dad at the hospital was stunning...my best friend died a few years ago and his name recently showed up as a "missed call" on my cell phone...Fox brought me right back to the confusion and elation and sadness of that moment.
I always look forward to a Jack flash forward/back because I know Fox will bring some real gravitas to the table and this episode was no exception. I love LOST!
His reaction to seeing his dad at the hospital was stunning...my best friend died a few years ago and his name recently showed up as a "missed call" on my cell phone...Fox brought me right back to the confusion and elation and sadness of that moment.
I always look forward to a Jack flash forward/back because I know Fox will bring some real gravitas to the table and this episode was no exception. I love LOST!
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05-02-08 | 11:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Palaver
I don't know how people make these connections so quickly, but this seemed possibly significant...
Two things come to mind:
1- butterfly effect.
2- death
05-03-08 | 12:01 AM
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From: NYC
Also, a quote from tonight's episode of Jimmy Kimmel, in which Damon, Carlton, and Terrence Howard were the guests:
HOWARD: There has to be two black people on the show at any given time.
KIMMEL: Well, there's Rose...
LINDELOF: ...and Harold [Perrineau]'s back on the show now.
KIMMEL: I should point out that the smoke monster's black, also.
HOWARD: There has to be two black people on the show at any given time.
KIMMEL: Well, there's Rose...
LINDELOF: ...and Harold [Perrineau]'s back on the show now.
KIMMEL: I should point out that the smoke monster's black, also.
05-03-08 | 01:50 AM
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From: Berkeley, CA
Originally Posted by redrum
jack is my favorite character on the show.
05-03-08 | 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by hardercore
Says who? I don't remember it being confirmed anywhere that John Terry does those voiceovers, but if you know otherwise, then, link please?
05-03-08 | 11:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Big Boy Laroux
i think they're basing this one the line from Jack to Kate - something along the lines of "you're not even related to him!"
05-03-08 | 01:23 PM
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From: in Austin, probably stuck in traffic.
Originally Posted by Pharoh
Question:
Where does Hurley's visit to Korea fit in the future timeline? Before or after his clinic stay?
Where does Hurley's visit to Korea fit in the future timeline? Before or after his clinic stay?
I think it's safe to say that the visit happened before. Sun just had her baby. Hurley could have started loosing it again not to long after getting back from his visit to see her.
05-04-08 | 08:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Snowmaker
I wonder how the toy Millennium Falcon factors into everything. 
05-04-08 | 08:54 AM
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Originally Posted by dx23
Two things come to mind:
1- butterfly effect.
2- death
1- butterfly effect.
2- death
05-04-08 | 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted by DthRdrX
Jack is just pointing out how easily Kate seems fine to live a fake life.
05-04-08 | 04:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Michael Corvin
Well she was a murderous fugitive on the lam. She's always been content living a fake life. Almost got married under a fake name as well. Sounds like Kate is being Kate to me. Jack just never knew the off-island Kate before.
Thinking about it, during this episode Jack got sick while Claire vanished. I'm thinking the island is doing everything to stop Jack from leaving. If he does leave, the island has a way to get him back by keeping Claire hidden.
05-04-08 | 08:05 PM
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From: Seattle
Originally Posted by Cardiff Giant
maybe it's not him (can't find proof yet) but to my ears it really sounds like him. Regardless of if it is, I don't think anyone can deny that he's a helluva lot more important than we all thought way back during Season 1.
"Is often mistakenly assumed to do the announcer's voice ("Previously on Lost...") at the beginning of the show. Lloyd Braun was the original announcer but has since been replaced by the voice of Carlton Cuse."
05-04-08 | 08:15 PM
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From: Detroit, Michigan PSN: JohnSlider
Is there a reason why they can't just use a sound bite that says "Previously on Lost" rather than hiring somebody else? Is there some kind of legal thing that prevents them from doing this?
05-04-08 | 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted by FatTony
John Terry's page on Lostpedia confirms that it's not him:
"Is often mistakenly assumed to do the announcer's voice ("Previously on Lost...") at the beginning of the show. Lloyd Braun was the original announcer but has since been replaced by the voice of Carlton Cuse."
"Is often mistakenly assumed to do the announcer's voice ("Previously on Lost...") at the beginning of the show. Lloyd Braun was the original announcer but has since been replaced by the voice of Carlton Cuse."
05-05-08 | 07:12 AM
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From: Formerly known as Groucho AND Bandoman/Death Moans, Iowa
Originally Posted by dvd182
Are we supposed to take the smoke detector going off outside of Jack's office as another hint to the smoke monster "becoming" other people, or is a convenient plot point to get Jack into the lobby?
