I know, but my journey back to the world of LOST started with reading through this whole thread.. I know...You realise this has been discussed for donkeys years right? (on other forums and blogs atleast)

I know, but my journey back to the world of LOST started with reading through this whole thread.. I know...You realise this has been discussed for donkeys years right? (on other forums and blogs atleast)
wait I just realised this is the season 5 thread...why was this bumped?
Oh and Livvie, "Two players, two sides, one is light, one is dark."
Did you do this just to get one post more than the flying potato?
no that wasn't my agenda!
this is a massive thread and i thought it would be best if it was continued rather than left to die a slow death![]()
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Yes but you realise they didnt know what would happen in the latter seasons at that stage right? So its all extremely coincidental.
They always knew how it would end, they just didn't know when. I believe they originally planned for 3/4 seasons but the network wanted it longer. Hence the speech from Locke about light and dark when playing backgammon in the pilot.
initially they didn't know.
i think they only figured how to end it in season 3.
They've said themselves several times they knew how it would end and they would have a lot of links to the ending in the first series so people could look back and say "that's what that was about". Adam and Eve and the backgammon game for starters.
I finished watching this a couple of weeks back, loads of things didn't make sense. One I specifically remember which I didn't get was when Daniel died, why is it his mother didn't recognise him when she had already seen him the 1950s??
I finished watching this a couple of weeks back, loads of things didn't make sense. One I specifically remember which I didn't get was when Daniel died, why is it his mother didn't recognise him when she had already seen him the 1950s??
Because it had been 20 years and she saw him for like an hour in the 50's
he was shot in the back so his mother couldn't see his face.
How do you know it, was an hour, weak explanation either way.
So, still still not explain why she didn't recognise. She spoke to him while he lay dying, from what i remember she asked him who he was while having a blank expression of her face.
I said "like" an hour meaning it was a very short amount of time.
Think about it, you see someone for the first time for no more than a day, 20 years later you wont recognise that person would you unless you had his picture.
So far from a weak explanation
You mean the same guy telling you how to deactivate a Atomic bomb, who then vanishes infront of your eyes...seems like he's someone you won't forget.
How do you know it, was an hour, weak explanation either way.
So, still does not explain why she didn't recognise him. She spoke to him while he lay dying, from what i remember she asked him who he was while having a blank expression of her face.
You mean the same guy telling you how to deactivate a Atomic bomb, who then vanishes infront of your eyes...seems like he's someone you won't forget.
This would be relevant if she was much younger where you could put it down to infantile amnesia, but she was about 18 when she first saw him, he would have had a lasting effect on her from the experience and his appearance stayed exactly the same, making it a lot easier to remember him.You wont forget his existence no, or what they have told you, but over time no matter who it is you forget peoples faces. Simple as that
you wouldn't recognize the face exactly now would you ?
*she shot him in the back
*she knew something was weird when she saw his face
*she ultimately knew who he was after speaking to jack and kate and also after daniel told her that he was her son.
*just to confirm it she recognized her own handwriting on the book.
This would be relevant if she was much younger where you could put it down to infantile amnesia, but she was about 18 when she first saw him, he would have had a lasting effect on her from the experience and his appearance stayed exactly the same, making it a lot easier to remember him.
You don't think her "realising" who he was after all of this, just allowed for the writers too pen in a dramatic conclusion to the episode.
Hardly a crossover, Oceanic isnt a Lost thing, its been used in a shit load of shows and films
It started off in Lost though...
EDIT: Actually my bad, turns out it was in Executive Decision first, heh. Lost is what made it really popular though.
it was in about 5 shows before Lost, JJ Abrams Alias being one.
It is just a fictional airline that was made for tv
Alias aired before lost, but it wasn't in Alias before it was in Lost.