Dave (218)

[Hatcheter]

I loved the scene where Hurley put the beatdown on Sawyer, screaming all the names Sawyer called him, dragging him back under the tarp was just classic. Somebody was watching too many cartoons when that scene was being written.

Funniest scene Lost has ever done! And having Jin just standing there laughing about it made it all the better.

[miss_kaylee]

I thought it was an ok eppy. We had Dave figured out pretty quick. I did love the end where we saw Libby at the hospital. I didn't see that one coming at all.

[yaaayoubetcha]

We've learned that Mister Friendly is not their leader, or at least that there is someone higher up that even he must answer to.We've learned also that the Others may know the true nature of the Island

actually this was all pretty much shown revealed in the ep that centered around the med bunker. Mister Friendly was shown not to be the highest up and was made to pointedly look out the door of a room and acknowledge a superior.

Also, was Libby then lying about being a clinical psychologist? If so, what reason would she have to lie? I really hope we see a flashback from her soon.

while i doubt she's going to turn out to really have been a shrink, i've known a shrink or two that's buckled and ended up going in for a bit of therapy themselves.

[yaaayoubetcha]

I liked the episode overall. However, did anybody else feel like with Libby being in the hospital, the writers were trying to keep the lid a bit open on that "its all a dream" concept? I really hope we dont see much of it again - because its rather overused on other shows....

i didn't think they were going to go that route...and don't think they're going to...

i think it's just the writers hooking a couple of the characters together as they are fond of doing.

though i did joke to my wife that if Sawyer had the lorazapam, then everybody would disappear when Hurley popped it.

[NowIWillDestroyAbydos]

Intersting ep, I think Hurley is the Man. Today, Attack of the Show did their weekly "Dhorkma Initiative," Lost Viewer Orientation (which they do the day after a new episode of Lost airs).

I've uploaded it, here's the link to it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQwfgpfMkqY

[rarocks24]

Intersting ep, I think Hurley is the Man. Today, Attack of the Show did their weekly "Dhorkma Initiative," Lost Viewer Orientation (which they do the day after a new episode of Lost airs).

I've uploaded it, here's the link to it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQwfgpfMkqY

Wow! Thanx. Greened you for that.

[ItsDan]

A clearer view of what's mentioned about the photo in that clip:

[Arative]

[QUOTE=ItsDan]A clearer view of what's mentioned about the photo in that clip:[QUOTE]


So is the difference in the picture dilberate or just a mis-step by the production staff? I thought that usually Lost was pretty good with continuity. So now I wonder if the doctor is really just messing with Hurley for some reason.

[ItsDan]

Production mistakes are usually small, like Jin's resume being off on the dates, this is pretty big...

[FoolishPleasure]

I think the doctor and Dave were playing mind games with Hurley, especially after seeing the changes in the photo. Besides, the doctor did have a large painting of a tropical island hanging in his office.

[rarocks24]

I think the doctor and Dave are in on something, and I wonder if so is the girl at the end. I know she's a now recurring/main character, I just can't remember her name

[ItsDan]

Her name is Libby.

[rarocks24]

Her name is Libby.

Thanx.

[KatG]

Intersting ep, I think Hurley is the Man. Today, Attack of the Show did their weekly "Dhorkma Initiative," Lost Viewer Orientation (which they do the day after a new episode of Lost airs).

I've uploaded it, here's the link to it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQwfgpfMkqY

A clearer view of what's mentioned about the photo in that clip:

Thanks guys. That's very interesting. Not sure I like the implication, but it's interesting.

I think the doctor and Dave were playing mind games with Hurley, especially after seeing the changes in the photo. Besides, the doctor did have a large painting of a tropical island hanging in his office.

I liked the episode overall. However, did anybody else feel like with Libby being in the hospital, the writers were trying to keep the lid a bit open on that "its all a dream" concept? I really hope we dont see much of it again - because its rather overused on other shows.....

Oh man. I'm hoping that isn't the case. If I watch the entire series and find out it was all Hurley's imagination, I'm going to be really, truly ticked.

[rarocks24]

Thankfully, it's already been confirmed that it wasn't. Has anyone else come to the conclusion that the whole island thing is a joke, and that they can leave anytime they wanted to? All they have to do is do what they did last time, build rafts? I mean the Others got what they wanted.