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Whether you like the writing or the direction the show is going or not, is there any doubt that dude playing Flocke and regular Locke deserves an Emmy?! Dude is playing the HELL out of both those characters
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Without a doubt. I use to think Michael Emerson was running away with the acting skills on the show but these past 2 seasons Terry O'Quinn has ran away with performances. Plus this whole reversal is just something to be in awe of just form how he sucks you in.Originally Posted by JinKazama
Whether you like the writing or the direction the show is going or not, is there any doubt that dude playing Flocke and regular Locke deserves an Emmy?! Dude is playing the HELL out of both those characters
I thought of this too and the answer I came up with is that the non candidate that caused the killing was Widmore or whoever(Widmore's ppl) planted the C4. When they tampered with the C4 it still didn't change the fact that they didn't set the C4. In all other scenarios in the past they were the cause of trying to die so it didn't work. Same thing with Michael, Keamy had that set up all Michael tried to do was slow it down. You can also argue that the island was done with him since Smokey/Christian showed up in front of Michael basically confirming he got killed him indirectly.Originally Posted by Nako XL
Here's my issue with the episode. whether or not Flocke/Unlocke can kill them in the Richard episode and in the Michael episode from seasons ago, it was shown that they can't kill themselves.
Even IF sawyer's tampering had a weird effect on the bomb, shouldn't it have not exploded with all the candidates there? There was no loophole because it wasn't a non candidate doing the killing, it was a bunch of them all in a room. It should have ended the same way Jack and Richard's dynamite incident did.
The only explanation I have is that it only blew up because Sayid picked it up and ran it out of the room, but even that's dumb.
plot hole?
Originally Posted by CasperJr
anybody notice how how when the got on the sub it was at latest mid day but when they got out the water it looked like it was about 12am@$# is that all about
No one would ever die (except Nikki and Paolo getting eaten by a polar bear) and there'd be 15 Hurley and Eko episodes apiece. I think people would start tuning out when Walt wages a psychic war with the Others.Originally Posted by Crazy EBW
People on the internet should write LOST. SERIOUSLY. People continue to question the writers. Give it up.
Originally Posted by JinKazama
Whether you like the writing or the direction the show is going or not, is there any doubt that dude playing Flocke and regular Locke deserves an Emmy?! Dude is playing the HELL out of both those characters
didnt they want eko to stay so it could be him? they has to rewrite....good thing he didnt lolOriginally Posted by Mitchellicious
Originally Posted by JinKazama
Whether you like the writing or the direction the show is going or not, is there any doubt that dude playing Flocke and regular Locke deserves an Emmy?! Dude is playing the HELL out of both those characters
He definitely needs his own show at the end of this. Preferably playing a cop.
Originally Posted by MrONegative
No one would ever die (except Nikki and Paolo getting eaten by a polar bear) and there'd be 15 Hurley and Eko episodes apiece. I think people would start tuning out when Walt wages a psychic war with the Others.Originally Posted by Crazy EBW
People on the internet should write LOST. SERIOUSLY. People continue to question the writers. Give it up.
Originally Posted by Crazy EBW
People on the internet should write LOST. SERIOUSLY. People continue to question the writers. Give it up.
[h1]A big finish for ABC's `Lost' gets bigger as series finale expands by 30 minutes to 2 1/2 hours[/h1]
NEW YORK - "Lost" has found an added half-hour to expand its big series conclusion.
ABC says the May 23rd finale originally scheduled for two hours is now set to air from 9 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Eastern.
Preceding the finale will be a retrospective special, "Lost: The Final Journey," airing from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Eastern. It will look back at the past six seasons of this mystical thriller.
And to finish out the big night, ABC late-night host Jimmy Kimmel bids the series farewell on a special edition of his show, "Jimmy Kimmel Live: Aloha to `Lost,'" airing from 12:05 a.m. to 1:05 a.m. Eastern.