Lost Season 6

[The Toyroom]

I'm so scared of Claire....she's a freakin' nut! "That's not John....That's my 'friend'!" Yikes!

[The Toyroom]

Nice cover story in EW this week, BTW!

[The Toyroom]

I think it's too obvious that the bomb sank the island. Don't ask me what the alternative is.

Well if it's not that they better hurry up....they're gonna run out of time to explain all of this new stuff AND the old stuff

[The Toyroom]

They were in the process of evacuating women and children in the sub before the bomb was detonated....it's possible Ben was on that sub?

[megoscott]

Oh, that's such a good point. His dad took him to the island in 74...

I think it's too obvious that the bomb sank the island. Don't ask me what the alternative is.

[z3zep]

Yeah, but Ben was on the island in 1977 and should have been killed. Yet, in sideways, he is a teacher.

[The Toyroom]

* Explain what the bomb explosion exactly did - why did the past change?
* Why was the island underwater?

When the bomb exploded in '77 it sank the island....presumably killing anyone on the island, including Jacob. If Jacob wasn't around to manipulate and touch the lives of the 815ers, then a LOT of things seemed to have changed. Jacob appears to be the type of fellow that had his hands in many pies, so to speak....

[z3zep]

Here is what I hope they answer

* Who/ What is Jacob (and MIB)
* What are the "Rules" and who set them?
* What is the island? Just an island??
* Who is Richard and why did Jacob make him not age?
* Why do the others worship Jacob; what is their purpose?
* Who is telling the truth Widmore or Ben
* In what way and why did Ben change when he was healed by the "Others"
* What is the infection? And why do only certain people get infected?
* Why do pregnant woman die and what did it have to do with the story of the island?
* Who was Christian speaking for Jacob or MIB?
* Explain what the bomb explosion exactly did - why did the past change?
* Why was the island underwater
* What happened to Desmond and Penny?

[The Toyroom]

Hurley was only "on-island" for 100 days before he was one of the rescued Oceanic Six....during that time, they found The Hatch, which was stock-piled with food from Dharma Initiative food-drops. And yes, Hurley was in charge of rationing the food and had his own secret stash for a while.

Once he was rescued, Hurley was living in LA for 3 years before returning to the island again. At which point he time-dropped into Dharmaville in the 70s and was given the job of cook.

But I would think why Hurley hasn't dropped any weight should be the least of our worries....Helloooooo?! Smoke Monster, Whispers, Giant Four-Toed Statue, Jacob......

[kryptosmaster]

As a fellow fat guy...I gotta ask this...

How come the fat guy in Lost is still fat?

Aren't they on a deserted island with absolutely no fast food joints around?

They found plenty of food and snacks from the Dharma Initiative and Hurley was in charge of the food so he ate a lot of it.
Rich

[Hector]

As a fellow fat guy...I gotta ask this...

How come the fat guy in Lost is still fat?

Aren't they on a deserted island with absolutely no fast food joints around?

[The Toyroom]

I think there's 18 episodes for the season....so that means 15 left to go....

[jquest]

How many episodes are left? I also read, that the writers even mentioned that not everything will be answered.

[The Toyroom]

^ Here's a few questions I'd like to get answers to before the end..... Not necessarily in order of importance:

1) How'd a Dharma Polar Bear skeleton get in the Tunisian desert? (Tunisia is the "exit" when someone moves the donkey wheel...Did the bear turn the wheel?)
2) Adam and Eve skeletons?
3) The Black Rock?
4) Who's good and who's bad? Ben, Widmore, MIB, Jacob.....
5) MIB's backstory...same for Richard and Jacob
6) What's the dilly-o with Walt? (Waaaaaaaalllllllt!)
7) What are the whispers?
8) Aaron....Is he important still or doesn't matter anymore?
9) What's Eloise Hawkins deal?
10) Who does Kate choose? Jack or Sawyer?

[megoscott]

It freaks me out how few episodes are left. When you consider they are spending half an episode in sideways flashback---and there are SO MANY questions to resolve--well, I hope the flashbacks are more than filler or an interesting diversion, I hope they factor into the whole thing. They are interesting, they are well told and well acted, but what bearing do they have on what we've seen before and what we want to know?