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Originally Posted by DVD Josh
"Oh sweetheart you drew a picture of a man dead on the ground after being attacked by a shapeless black blob. Let's put this right on the refrigerator so everyone can see how pretty."
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Actually, I thought that the man in the smoke monster drawing looked like (older) Locke.
Anyone else see the Geronimo Jackson poster in the locker? |
Originally Posted by Rob V
In my opinion, the above theory pretty much hits the nail on the head. It's not perfect, but damn if it doesn't explain a lot.
No need to watch anymore! |
I feel like we have to disprove this theory every single week in these LOST threads. I don't think the theory is perfect but much of it makes perfect sense. I have to believe that out of all the crazy "theories" that internet fans have thrown out there, one of them is dead nuts on; maybe this is the one. |
Originally Posted by DVD Josh
Sounds like an interesting read. Do you happen to have the link?
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I haven't finished watching last nights episode, so I haven't read thru this thread so this may have already been posted!
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080509/tv_nm/lost_dc_2 Remaining "Lost" seasons extended by two hours By James Hibberd Fri May 9, 1:34 AM ET LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - ABC has found more hours for the final two seasons of "Lost." The 2009 and 2010 editions of the hit drama will be 17 hours each -- not 16, as previously planned. ABC has added two hours to the show's production plan because the Writers Guild of America strike knocked three hours out of the current season. To partly compensate, the network recently added an additional hour to Part 2 of the season finale that airs May 29. All told, the changes will wrap up the show with the same number of episodes that producers and ABC negotiated last year. "We were supposed to do 16-16-16," "Lost" co-creator Damon Lindelof said. "But we ended up doing 14 this season, so we owe two." Lindelof, however, ruled out the idea that the show might extend beyond the remaining 34-episode order. "(Executive producer) Carlton Cuse and I worked so hard to get the show to end that I think to suddenly say, 'Oh, I think we've got another season in us' would be a betrayal to everybody involved in the show -- but most of all the audience," he said. "It's better to retire your number at the top of your game." Spoiler:
When it comes time to air the series finale in 2010, Lindelof said he and Cuse plan to "go into hiding for many, many months" at an "undisclosed location." "David Chase set a great example when he went off to Paris after 'The Sopranos' ending, which is great because all these people are going to be asking, 'What does it mean? What is it?"' he said. "The fact that there's no one really around to answer that question, it forces people to come up with what they think it means. We can guarantee our show will not end with a cut to black, it will be more clear than that. But whenever anything you love ends ... there's a certain disappointment." Reuters/Hollywood Reporter Chris |
Originally Posted by Josh-da-man
Anyone else see the Geronimo Jackson poster in the locker?
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Has anyone put together that Ben and Locke might be half brothers? Wasn't Ben's mother named Emily, the same as Locke's? And going by her age with Locke's birth and her age at Ben's it look like it works out.
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That's an interesting observation. If Ben and Locke do, in fact, share a mother then that would imply that she has some sort of mystical connection to the island like Christian Shepard who also fathered 2 half-sibs that are on the island.
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Originally Posted by wendersfan
http://korg.com/gear/images/products/info/info_MA30.jpg
Yeah, I thought it looked suspiciously like my Korg CA30 tuner: http://korg.com/gear/images/products/info/info_CA30.jpg nice :) |
Originally Posted by pinata242
That's an interesting observation. If Ben and Locke do, in fact, share a mother then that would imply that she has some sort of mystical connection to the island like Christian Shepard who also fathered 2 half-sibs that are on the island.
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Originally Posted by GradVT06
Surprised there haven't been any posts about the significance of the items Richard brought Locke as a kid. There's the comic that's been posted... but what about the knife, the glass jar of something, baseball glove, etc? I don't get it...
Originally Posted by aktick
Was the stuff Richard had in that bottle the same stuff that was on the ground the first time Ben took Locke to Jacob's cabin?
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looked like sand to me in that lil jar.
maybe meaning the island already being his? the drawing was just a camp fire with a guy laying on the ground. |
Originally Posted by Rob V
Noone's asking you to disprove jack. I wouldn't want you to waste your time since you're convinced otherwise.
I don't think the theory is perfect but much of it makes perfect sense. I have to believe that out of all the crazy "theories" that internet fans have thrown out there, one of them is dead nuts on; maybe this is the one. It's a well thought out theory, but it's no more or less right than anything else, INCLUDING the theory that they might actually be dead. It's just excellently written fan fiction based on show events. |
Originally Posted by auto
Why the hell do they do that. It's mind boggling. Do the actors care that much that their name is included in the opening credits and not at the end. They could have a 'Special Apprearance by....' just following the episode and prevent the spoiler. Again, mind boggling.
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Originally Posted by aktick
:wave:
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Originally Posted by dstrauss
It's not up to the actors. It's a SAG thing.
On another note, I like the music they used as Sayid began to boat away from the freighter. I think it's the same music that was used in the beginning of the 2-part finale of Through the Looking Glass as they were preparing and leaving for the communications tower from the beach with Jack. |
Originally Posted by redrum
the drawing was just a camp fire with a guy laying on the ground.
http://img329.imageshack.us/img329/1...p103fq3.th.jpg |
Originally Posted by Silkk_34
Has anyone put together that Ben and Locke might be half brothers? Wasn't Ben's mother named Emily, the same as Locke's? And going by her age with Locke's birth and her age at Ben's it look like it works out.
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i see a fire there.
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Originally Posted by Para Para
But Ben's mother dies during childbirth in the early '70s while we see Locke's mother in a flashback from the first episode during the early '90s when she visits John and tells him about his father Anthony Cooper. I think having their mother's both be named Emily and both being born prematurely have more to do with showing just how connected they are in their destiny without actually being related.
Another one is of Alpert being the Panchen Lama to Ben/Locke's Dalai Lama. In Buddhism, the Panchen Lama helps find the reincarnated Dalai Lama. He's instrumental in determining who is the real "chosen one" to lead the group. Alpert seems to play some sort of similar role. |
Originally Posted by aktick
And of course we did see her on the island in a flashback...hmmm.
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Originally Posted by Breakfast with Girls
Um, when was that?
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Originally Posted by DVD Josh
I think it's entirely possible. Locke is a good bit older than Ben, probably at least 10 years. Emily could have aged 10 years and met someone else. It's a theory worth exploring.
But Ben's mom died during/after childbirth. Locke's visit to his Mom, when he first learned about anthony cooper, was much later and Locke's mom was older. |
Originally Posted by Big Boy Laroux
But Ben's mom died during/after childbirth. Locke's visit to his Mom, when he first learned about anthony cooper, was much later and Locke's mom was older.
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