Let me get this straight - Desmond sailed from the UK to Los Angeles? In what, two weeks? I really doubt Penny was anywhere near America during the time Desmond was there.

I don't remember why, but I remember thinking they had sailed there. There was something about the dialogue that indicated that, because I remember thinking how stupid it was.

And I really think this "the island is always moving" thing wasn't a good idea to introduce. Because it makes things unneccesarily complicated.

Penny mentioned that she was coming with Desmond.

I still don't believe they came there by boat, however!

Absolutely I think they are probably together, but they didn't sail there.

this show has become gripping tv again. i am riveted. i may not comprehend everything that is going on and not sure if i buy into all the science, but i am glued again and i love it.

tell me something...wasn't "LOST" shown in WS on the standard def. ABC channel since its' inception or at least the past few years? i taped it and maybe never realized, but it was in FS...

It could be done, theoretically.



However, I don't think it is the case here. And because I have a poor memory, maybe somebody could help me out. Didn't the O6 meet Ben for the first time together at the docks? Or am I confused?

I don't recall the SD feed ever being in WS.

Have you seen the HD version on abc.com. Pretty nice picture. That's how we usually watch it (day after - Weds. nights are busy for us.)

They never said what Desmond's timeline was did they? I think he could have stormed into Charles Widmore's office a few months before he got to LA.

Locke never turned the wheel. he popped it back on axis and then the time flashed

I thought it was mentioned he hung himself or was found hanged.

also i wonder about the woman with sayid on then plane, she looked especially nervous to me.

So who's the stranger in first class... One of Widmore's men?

is it just me or do i think that the guy who told jack "sorry bout ur frend" is gonna survive and become a character
same thing with frank

Hence my question above yours.

Why would time have needed to progress for Jin, Sawyer, and Co.? They could have been there for hours or days for all we know. Just because the well wasn't established when we last saw them doesn't mean that Dharma wasn't already on the island.

Also, when Jack was putting Locke's shoes on his leg didn't appear to be broken any longer. I wonder, regardless of the break, if was paralyzed when he returned to real world.

Anybody recall that Pete said he was originally meant to be on the Oceanic flight instead of the other pilot?

"bout ur frend"

You know this isn't a text message, please spell out full words.

guess you didn't watch the preview for next episode?

You mean Frank?

The other pilot was Parkman.

Was "Parkman" the pilot in question with the ring issue, or was that another one of the pilots?

That's Greg Grunberg from Heroes. He played "Captain Seth Norris". I hope Frank has better luck than him upon crashing.

I prefer to think of him as Greg Grunberg from Felicity. I knew that's who we were speaking of. My question is whether the guy with the wrong ring situation in the cockpit was Grunberg's (short lived) LOST character or a different member of the flight crew. I don't think they were ever that specific, were they?

Bam, right here you nailed it.

His character had the ring on when the plane crashed. The fake oceanic plane's dead pilot lacked the ring. It was supposed to be Grunberg's character though.

I think it was supposed to be him, yeah.

Many thanks for helping out with that point, guys.

I guarantee you no one thought about that.