Lighthouse

I thought this one was fantastic. Heartwarming family moments, a very number-filled lighthouse, and Claire brutally murdering someone (who I'm now referring to as "Axey"). A little something for everyone.

The Substitute

This final season feels a bit like The Matrix Revolutions. Somber and profoundly significant. Not a lot of fun, but meaningful. And almost... inevitable.

What Kate Does

Hmmmm. Not my favorite episode, so need to think.

A Proposition

Liz made the fantastic point to me the other day that Google Wave would be a fantastic platform for Lost discussion, and I wholeheartedly agree. For those who don't know it, it's like a combination of email, instant messaging, a message board, a chat room, Google Docs, and a wiki, with a healthy dose of The Future.

Like the Matrix, though, you really have to see it to understand it.

Wave is currently available by invitation only (akin to Gmail in the early days). I only have 2 invitations left, but Liz and/or Willy may have invitations of their own. If you'd like to give this a shot, let me know by emailing tophtucker@gmail from your Gmail account.

L.A. X

That's the shortest posting in the history of Toph's existence.

So, I think clearly that the episode is going to begin with Oceanic 815 landing at LAX having not crashed. That will be very cool to see the characters reacting to each other NOT knowing each other, OR having little weird moments of recognition in the consciousness because the alternate universe did, in fact, exist, whether they are conscious of it or not.

Yet, because the title is L.A. X, not LAX, I think that we will only be there momentarily and then go back to the island to see what actually transpired when Juliet whacked the bomb.