No idea but his hands were covered by the jacket the same way Kate's were during the first season.

Slow going, but good episode.

That is probably one of the biggest question marks of the whole series. It just doesn't make any sense at all under any circumstance. Kind of silly if you ask me. Seems like the writers needed to find a way to have one of the Losties in custody while on the plane and this was the best they could do.

Thanks for spoiling that for me.

So, why was Ben all beat up?

How did Sayid and Hugo end up on the plane?

What did Kate do with the kid that's so bad we can't even ask?

Locke will become the Christian Shepard of the Island?

ben was at the boat docks when he was on the phone with jack.....

I don't know, but recreating the first flight, I guess Sayid was Kate this time around


edit: bah, beaten

I'm guessing Hugo got a visit from Charlie. Notice he had a guitar with him.

Ben better not have touched a hair on Desmond or Penny's head!

Maybe Sayid was wanted for crimes in Guam. Who says she was a Fed?

Or become Jacob himself. Some of the Jacob shots looked like Locke.

Ben must have had some interaction with Desmond/Penny, or Widmore's people while trying to kill Penny.

I have to think Hurley was told to go via Charlie, hence the guitar and his unwillingness to discuss why he was there.

One of the weakest, if not the weakest episode this season so far. Still, it'll be interesting to see how the new mysteries play out, "when" the Oceanic 5+Ben+Lapidus are, and if that was the curtain call for Desmond on the series.

Beat ya to it

Was that really a guitar case?!? Next to Hurley, I swear I thought it was a violin!

Cool episode.

What the hell happened to Aaron?

How can you read?

My mother taught me.

Yea you did! Good work!

I think she went back to Claire's Mom, explained everything and left Aaron there.

Or rather that's what I hope happened.

I liked this ep.

A lot must have happened to get Sayid, Hurley, and Kate on that flight. Ben was busy with the Penny thing so it probably wasn't him. Maybe Widmore's people had something to do with Aaron.

The funny thing about this line was that is was another lie!

So who's back in the 60's? Is it just Jack, Hurley, and Kate? Or everyone?

Yeah, I was honestly planning on watching that this weekend.

Yeah, he could have just said that they were in the same movie.

I am rather disappointed Walt never figured into any of this. So much for his magic powers and how special he is to the island.

I forget where the last episode ended, but I'd say that the people who stayed on the island flashed back to the Dharma's heyday, hence why we saw Faraday in a uniform and now Jin. Then Locke fixed the wheel, and they stopped flashing.

And now the off-island folks have landed in that timeframe as well. How, I do not know.