<![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It - io9 Comments]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It - io9 Comments]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> @Sharpless: My girlfriend and I are currently working on the Charles Widmore=Magnus Hanzo theory. We'll probably change that next week.

Rev-E

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> @Sharpless: I think Desmond will live. Just so we have the Ben trying to kill Penny and Desmond thrown in the middle.

Besides, he wasn't an oceanic survivor, so he wouldn't be famous. He could be back in the "real world".

Daveed

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> i want kate, jack, and michael to die. that's all.

ajadoniz

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> @Sharpless: at this point, I'll give that a fair shot even though I don't think that Christian is one of them.

jp182

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> DAMMIT. DAMMIT. They are so setting Desmond up to be killed. He's alone on that freaking boat. If Keamy comes back, it'll be curtains for Des, and Keamy will officially be the series' most hated character. DAMMIT.

Now, I'm just going to throw this theory out there. I haven't really thought it through. But is it possible that Widmore and Richard, and possibly others (though not necessarily "The" Others), were originally crewmembers of the Black Rock? That, somehow, their crashing on the island granted them immortality and, possibly, other powers? Some of them left the island, and now Widmore is one of the ones who want it back. Just a thought. Perhaps Christian is one of them.

Well, it can't be nuttier than most other theories. :)

Sharpless

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> I guessed that the island was moveable way back when they revealed that Mr. Eko's plane with all the drugs came from Africa... no way it flew all the way to the South Pacific.

mik3cap

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> I was under the impression that Emily's mother called out Alpert as being Locke's father. Another interesting link to the island.

parvax

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> This is the first ep I've really enjoyed in a long time. I loved the reveal of Claire sitting in Jacob's cabin - count me in the "Claire is dead" camp now. I also loved the brief moment of the Losties watching the helicopter arrive, and seeing them interpret things so wrongly.

That freight ship is a homoerotic paradise! Desmond and Sayid sweaty together in the same room, naked Kevin Durand getting "strapped up" by an officer, the hot captain who was just killed... I need to take a cold shower.

tiemposbuenos

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> Seems to me Abaddon is still operating on behalf of Widmore/Dharma (his flashback was a contrast to the Other flashbacks which had no prodding or quid pro quo) -- empowering Locke so that they can easily take the island out of his confused or grateful hands. So, yes, Jacob/The Island have "entrusted him," given him a chance to prove himself, but it's also a move that falls into the "bad guys'" hands. Abaddon wasn't being nice -- self-serving is more like it.

(Ben may no longer be "The One"-est, but he still is fighting for it in the future. Locke chose the knife, he refused Others Camp, Locke seems to constantly lose his direction -- he owes Abaddon.)

Rather than Ben being completely on the outs, I thing it's typical Ben sitting on the sidelines waiting for Locke to do just what he wants and/or to fuck up.

Also, I think Jack and posse are supposed to follow the signal. Keamy's "bomb" seems powerful, they kept saying "burn the island," "torch the island" -- whatever they intend, I don't think it's something they can run and hide from, but if they catch up and spy on them, they could ambush them and thwart their "plan." I'm imagining a meetup at Orchid of the three groups.

Just thoughts, guesses.

Tim Faulkner

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> Aww Lynn...I love your retro-futurism stuff, so I know you're better than this!

How can you do a recap and leave out all the awesome Ben-Locke, Ben-Hugo, Hugo-Locke interactions? For character development (in "current island time") and for humor, those made the episode!

92BuickLeSabre

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> When? All I heard Ben say was that his time was over, and it was Locke's time now. I don't think that means the Island *belongs* to Locke, I think it just means that he has to safeguard it.

darundal

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> I'm not sure if Locke was supposed to pick the Book of Laws as I think the vial of sand was probably sand from the Island but that's one of those things that might never be revealed. After all, Ben told Locke the Island belonged to him now later on in the episode.

brentbent

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> Lots of 'holy sh1t' moments last night.
Really good ep. I am a Locke fan too.

girraffesack

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> I cant wait untill the "Smoking Man" from Xfiles appears as Jacob!

Michai

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> @Garrison Dean, King Awesome:

Pretty much any Greek myth considering how incestuous the pantheon was.

GenXCub

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> Oh yeah. I forgot they're all the same.

Garrison Dean, King Awesome

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> @Garrison Dean, King Awesome: All of them?

extracrispy

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> @extracrispy: Now I'm going back and trying to think of what mythology has Father (Jacks Dad) Step siblings (Jack Claire) and then Savior baby.

Is Jack Hercules?

Garrison Dean, King Awesome

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> @extracrispy: Yeah it hinges heavily on Gaiman's mythology, but hey, borrow from the best. I wonder if they "unlocked" Claire much like Thor in AG.

Garrison Dean, King Awesome

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> (Note to Lost writers/producers: more naked Kevin Durand, please!)

THIS.

lillian27

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> @Garrison Dean, King Awesome: Your American Gods theory certainly seems plausible.

extracrispy

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> @extracrispy: I did, I've been saying for a while that the "immortals" are gods. When they had that selection scene I got super excited because it backed my theory.

Garrison Dean, King Awesome

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> So John Locke is the Dalai Lama? I didn't see that coming.

extracrispy

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> Dammit, I'm still sitting here wondering about the big ass foot with four toes.

GiltProto

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> I've watched enough Twin Peaks to know that Jacob's Cabin is just a second rate Red Room.

Dead Air ummm Dead Air

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> "gifted" children and nosebleeds... its like they're channelling my inner x-file fan-ness!

HRHKingFriday

]]> <![CDATA[Lost: Move It or Lose It]]> Didn't that guy play like 5 different characters on XFiles??? Everytime he turned up I thought "gee.. didn't you die last week??" but then it was just the same actor playing a different role.

diverguy

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