no thoughts??? Where my lost fans at?? after the season finale i had this allergy-medicine-fueled dream that I was Ben's girlfriend and we had to jump out of a helicopter and landed in another m...
i don't think it's any more sci-fi than it has been. i mean, they've been talking about time travel for a long time now in the show. all the wheel did is adjust the island's time phase. that's ALL matt!
lol. i don't know, it just kind of turned it from something semi-believable into star trek. but i still liked it, it's an entertaining show.
i wonder what's going to happen to the people in the other boat...
i'm assuming the people in the boat were transported with the island.
maybe next season they'll turn up somewhere too
1960 (new timeline on the island, with Locke and Richard): Locke has now travelled back in time many years. He has become the leaders of the others on the island. Note that because the swan is now destroyed, the island and all time exists relative to Locke, in the year 1960. Now Locke has teh ability to re-shape almost 50 years of the past. And what happens? Nothing! As fate would have it, Locke can't alter the past. Once Locke gets back to the year 2003, DHARMA starts infiltrating the island again. Locke loses control, and flees the island. The island is ultimately destroyed in the year 2003 by DHARMA, and that is why it disappears from view when the "6" leave via helicopter - because in the new timeline that Locke created, the island no longer exists in the year 2004!
yeah, that's an idea why the island vanished...
i can't wait to go over all these scenarios when the series wraps.
what kind of stinks is that it seems like after next season all we will still know is up to the end of the last episode of this season where it's locke in the coffin... still so much conflict!
that would be the case IF they stick to the same formula they used last season by melding the 3rd and 4rd season finales. but that might not happen. for all we know they'll hit that "dead locke" point mid-season. and i hope they do because, you're right, there's still a lot of story to be told.