L O S T

Tonight's episode: What Kate Does

Kate finds herself on the run; Jack must do something that may endanger a friend's life.


2 promos from abc: http://spoilerslost.blogspot.com/2010/02/episode-603-what-kate-does-2-abc.html#axzz0f4zjazPF

Must. Resist. Urge. To. Speak. Fluidly.

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Or wha?

Maybe they think Jacob entered his body but found he did not?

Now that we know the pill is poison, perhaps he is going to become like the other people in Rouso's (sp? The French woman) party?

oh my...

No, wait, they were trying to kill her. Sheesh, all this time I just thought her saying they were sick meant they joined the Others and she was nuts. No, she was right; they were sick with (I'm guessing) the cloud monster disease. How did Sayid get it, from the water? But the Temple Others put him in the water to begin with.

This is all nuts. For the first time I'm starting to wonder if the ending is going to disappoint me.

When Jin appeared was with her group, they went to the temple and the guy got his arm pulled off there (this seasons skeleton), then everyone but her went down into the temple. Then Jin moved in time again and they were out and... sick... different... enough that she killed them all.

She only shot her husband after he pointed his gun at her and pulled the trigger. Only his gun was empty (she used the same trick on Sayid in season 1); then she shot him dead, like the other two (who'd been out there dead long enough to gather flies).

Since Season 1 I'd been sure she just killed them because they'd joined the Others, but I'm wondering now if the Temple Others are the same batch as the Richard/Whitmore/Ben Others.

Since we first saw that guy dressed in black in that first seen with Jacob, I've been expecting him to come back. But is he the smoke monster/Locke? Or is he Richard Alpert? And/or is he Christian Shepherd (a rather loaded character name).

That Ben sent a bunch of the others to the temple right after the attack on the "town" when they killed his daughter. I was thinking they were those others.

I feel confident the not locke character is the guy in black, he is definitly the smoke monster and also probably Christian Shepherd but not Richard.

After all, dead Jacob directed Hurley to take Sayid to the Temple. But the Temple is where the Smoke monster lived.

So either the Temple Others are wrong about what was taking over Sayid, in which case Sayid is not becoming like Claire, but will have to fight Claire in the neverending struggle Between Jacob and the man in black (aka "Jesus vs Johnny Cash") OR the Temple Others are the enemies of Jacob and were trying to keep him from adding Sayid to his team, which right now consists of Claire and possibly her dead father.

Because he knew the Man in Black would in some form overtake his spirit, just like he did with Claire and dead bodies all over town.

Just got here; storm had internet unavailable. Is there another LOST thread?

I so want Sayid to be reunited with Nadya.

but who knows.

He was fixing to propose to her. Then Jack had to go and get her killed. Sawyer needs to kill him now.

...ugh...JUST GET IT OVER WITH!

They'll start giving out lots of answers in the last 6-8 shows this season. They have left too many questions to just drop them all in the last two hour finale.

Just typing these words is making my nipples stand up.

He's no fun any more.

I'll tell you who's really ruined though: Miles. He's so tame this season, he's practically taking over Hurley's job as comic relief. Remember when Miles could kick ass?

He's going to be a mope.

Did everyone notice who Claire's doctor was?

And why do I keep getting the feeling that they're going to get to earth with the Cylons and discover it's all a big nuclear wasteland?

It's been bugging trying to remember/figure out.

Ethan Rom...or Ethan Goodspeed in this dimension...which come to think of it, is really his name in the first place.

thanks

She was one of my favorite characters as well.

and Sayid has been "claimed" like Claire was, would that mean that Jack's father was also "claimed" or is he the "claimer"?

Cool ep - will Claire be the next Russo? Do we trust Dogan? But those things are secondary to - the unfreakingbelieveable hotness of Emile de Raven! :loveya:

"I fear this is all setting things up so that Kate can return home to claim the child she stole, once again miraculously bathed in the magic plot water that makes her deserving of happiness."

This was posted by someone who doesn't like the Kate character.

So maternal instincts is definitely a theme that surrounds her.

Every season he makes horrible decisions.

If Jack asks you to do something... Quickly do the opposite!

One theme in the show is Locke's libertarianism vs Jack's big-nanny-statism vs Sawyer's opportunistic capitalism. Sawyer is clearly the least noble and least idea-driven of the three leaders, but he's also the one that makes the fewest bad decisions.

I don't know if that's the writers' design, but it seems to break down that way.