Lost - the TV series - Page 2

Violet · #16 08-18-2005, 09:34 PM

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That's funny because I'm getting a DVR before the fall season starts too! All my shows are on different nights now. Boo.

So is Alias not going to be on Wednesdays? It was before, right? guess I could go look it up on ABC....

My neighbor works for Comcast and has a DVR and raves about it all the time. When we went on vacation, they recorded all our shows for us.

Carol

Gypsy-Rhiannon · #17 08-19-2005, 02:38 AM

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Hey Pip!!! Lost is my favorite show, well besides Alias. I was addicted after the 1st episode. This season you get a LOT of backstory on each character-- it's really great because each character has their "own" episode, some have 2 or 3. You do get some answers, but not the "big" ones. Hopefully those will come early in season 2.

The show is fantastic, but will likely suffer the JJ Abrams curse after 2 or 3 seasons -_-

There was a big build up to it over here. I figured it was a 'must watch'!

Pip

Merf · #18 08-19-2005, 06:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Violet

So is Alias not going to be on Wednesdays? It was before, right? guess I could go look it up on ABC....

Carol

Thursdays at 8PM... apparently there are a lot of big shows on during that time slot. Ohhhh well. If it must die please let it be somewhat painless.

dissention · #19 01-02-2006, 12:50 AM

I've got a question and it's been bugging me big time for a few days now. I was recently converted into a "Lost" fan after watching it on DVD and in the episode "...In Translation" from the first season, there's a scene during one of Jin's flashbacks that puzzles me. He goes to the home of the Secretary of Environmental Safety and the Secretary's daughter is sitting in the living room watching television. Isn't it Hurley on the TV she's watching? I even paused it on the DVD player, zoomed in, and panned to it ten minutes ago and it's him getting into a car. Why? Is it of any significance?

And I'm totally kicking myself for not sticking with it.

Johnny Stew · #20 01-02-2006, 12:57 AM

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Isn't it Hurley on the TV she's watching? I even paused it on the DVD player, zoomed in, and panned to it ten minutes ago and it's him getting into a car. Why? Is it of any significance?

It is Hurley, but I hate to tell you why it's him, because it's revealed in another Season One episode.

But, if you can't wait until you get to that episode....

Spoiler:
Hurley's shown on the TV, because he won an extremely large amount of money in a Powerball-type lottery.

dissention · #21 01-02-2006, 01:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

It is Hurley, but I hate to tell you why it's him, because it's revealed in another Season One episode.

But, if you can't wait until you get to that episode....

Spoiler:
Hurley's shown on the TV, because he won an extremely large amount of money in a Powerball-type lottery.

Oh, it's okay, we've watched all of the season one episodes and some of the season two episodes already.

I'm digging it simply for the scenes between Terry O'Quinn and Matthew Fox-y. The two of them onscreen together is some sort of magic.

I just thought that the thing with Hurley on the TV was more significant, but I probably just read too much into it since it's a JJ Abrams show.

Merf · #22 01-04-2006, 01:53 AM

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Originally Posted by dissention

I've got a question and it's been bugging me big time for a few days now. I was recently converted into a "Lost" fan after watching it on DVD and in the episode "...In Translation" from the first season, there's a scene during one of Jin's flashbacks that puzzles me. He goes to the home of the Secretary of Environmental Safety and the Secretary's daughter is sitting in the living room watching television. Isn't it Hurley on the TV she's watching? I even paused it on the DVD player, zoomed in, and panned to it ten minutes ago and it's him getting into a car. Why? Is it of any significance?

And I'm totally kicking myself for not sticking with it.

A lot of the characters are interconnected, even though they don't know it... for example [from season 1] Boone is at the police station in Australia (I think picking up Shannon, I don't remember) and Sawyer is being dragged in by cops in the background. JJ is tricksy like that.

dissention · #23 01-04-2006, 01:59 AM

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A lot of the characters are interconnected, even though they don't know it... for example [from season 1] Boone is at the police station in Australia (I think picking up Shannon, I don't remember) and Sawyer is being dragged in by cops in the background. JJ is tricksy like that.

That's one thing I noticed about it; the continuity is pretty remarkable. It's so well-done that it's almost dizzying.

I watched the last episode that aired a few weeks back earlier tonight and I officially hate Ana Lucia. She needs to die. Quickly. Michelle Rodriguez hurts my everything. Homegirl emotes as if she's in a dinner theatre production and is trying to make sure her lines are heard over the constant sounds of people chewing masticated cow meat.

GardenStateGirlie · #24 02-07-2007, 11:20 PM

surely there must be a thread on this board somewhere newer than this?? at any rate, did anyone watch the season premiere tonight? thoughts??

Gypsy-Rhiannon · #25 02-08-2007, 03:15 AM

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surely there must be a thread on this board somewhere newer than this?? at any rate, did anyone watch the season premiere tonight? thoughts??

Just off to download it now!

danax6 · #26 02-08-2007, 09:23 AM

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surely there must be a thread on this board somewhere newer than this?? at any rate, did anyone watch the season premiere tonight? thoughts??

Meh, I still have to watch the last few episodes of last season. They're on my computer, I just haven't gotten to it yet. I'm still on a Moonlighting kick right now.

My sis says that the season finale was WHOA though.

Gypsy-Rhiannon · #27 02-08-2007, 12:39 PM

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Meh, I still have to watch the last few episodes of last season. They're on my computer, I just haven't gotten to it yet. I'm still on a Moonlighting kick right now.

My sis says that the season finale was WHOA though.

I love Moonligting!! I had such a crush on Bruce Willis when that first came out!

danax6 · #28 02-08-2007, 01:21 PM

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I love Moonligting!! I had such a crush on Bruce Willis when that first came out!

OMG, he cracks me up. I often have to rewind because I missed a joke and it's usually because I was still too busy laughing over the previous one. It's totally my guilty pleasure at the moment.

And it's safe to say he was fairly hot back in the day. These days? Not so much.

Gypsy-Rhiannon · #29 02-22-2007, 05:59 PM

Aha... I found this thread!

So is anyone else still watching Lost? I just watched this weeks. Just trying to get my head around it as usual!

BlackWidow · #30 02-22-2007, 11:19 PM

I'm watching my husband, Matthew Fox!!!