When it doesn't fit anywhere else
 #73316  by strumminsix
 
RiverRat wrote:
High Peaks wrote:Its a great show.. My wife and I love it...,,,,,, However,... I feel like its taken a lot of influence from Stephen King. Lots of simiarities between LOST and the DT series and its various tie-ins.
I think King is a ghost writer and has been since day 1.
Ton of Clive Barker too...
keirweir wrote:Also, John seemed to be successful heading out on his walkabout (even in his wheelchair).
We're led to believe that John was successful... It's not like anyone on Lost ever LIES.
TOTALLY AGREE on both!

Let's not forget other things in the gumbo like the book Lost Horizon and the city of Atlantis
 #73319  by strumminsix
 
jeffm725 wrote:This show becomes pretty intense and my wife and I spend a lot of time hashing this stuff out.We usually are wrong! It is an obsession but its pleasin'.
So do we at home - however as I have another friend who obsesses equally we our correct a few times here and there!
 #73335  by keirweir
 
keirweir wrote:Also, John seemed to be successful heading out on his walkabout (even in his wheelchair).
We're led to believe that John was successful... It's not like anyone on Lost ever LIES.[/quote]

Great point
 #73352  by keirweir
 
I tried to find a picture to support my suspician. I remember saying "that's a GD t-shirt" Kate was wearing when she iced her father. I may be wrong but it sure looked like one.
 #73355  by Tennessee Jedi
 
keirweir wrote:I tried to find a picture to support my suspician. I remember saying "that's a GD t-shirt" Kate was wearing when she iced her father. I may be wrong but it sure looked like one.
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I thought this looked like the Deads Egypt tour '78 stuff ....
:D
 #73358  by ugly rumor
 
I'm not sure, but I think it possible in an alternate reality that this show never even occurred at all, just as this post does/does not exist, and we can all sleep securely in the realization that all realizations (including this one) and all realities are both real and false, and only the interpretations of them exist, and they change with subsequent/concurrent reinterpretations, and their reality is only fleeting. Timothy Leary said that after a while, you really don't need help to trip. Or did he? And was that only a temporary reality, or an absolute fact in the sense that all absolutes are subjective and therefore not necessarily universally valid. So is all of life really just a trip, with its lessons and experiences subjective, open to interpretation, and really only as important and valid as you need or want them to be, and then only while you want them or need them to be, so that none of life really occurs, or it is all a representation of the same experience with different facets highlighted to demonstrate the possibilities? In other words, am I you, you me, and/or we are all each other and each all?

This show now makes a lot of sense to me, now that I have thought it through!!
 #73380  by keirweir
 
Good lord I can't help but go on here.

The stewardess that gave jack the one shot on the plane is the same person who said "they are from the first plane" to the ninja guy.

useless info but just another note
 #73382  by jeffm725
 
keirweir wrote:Good lord I can't help but go on here.

The stewardess that gave jack the one shot on the plane is the same person who said "they are from the first plane" to the ninja guy.

useless info but just another note
yup, that be cindy, who disappeared (kidnapped by the others) in season 3. (I think it was 3? )

also the kids giving them food there were also crash surviors who were taken by the others
 #73383  by Tennessee Jedi
 
keirweir wrote:Good lord I can't help but go on here.

The stewardess that gave jack the one shot on the plane is the same person who said "they are from the first plane" to the ninja guy.

useless info but just another note
remember that year when she was with the other survivors with those little kids ?
she pops up a lot ....
Is she the Constant ?
:?:
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