Lost Season 6, Episode 1 & 2: LA X: Part 1 & 2 (SPOILERS)
Was the Lost Premiere more amazing than expected?!
New Questions:
What did MIB mean by "I want to go home"? Could he be talking about the temple. Because the others fortified it quickly when they found out Jacob was dead.
Watch A Clip from the Premiere!
Was the Lost Premiere more amazing than expected?!
Four Different Time Lines!
-The underwater world.
-The LAX time line.
-Where Kate, Jack, Hurley and other are, sometime after the hatch imploded.
-And the present time when Ben kills Jacob.
Secrets Reviled:
-One of my need to know secrets was the temple, and now we all know, it's a Pyramid behind the big wall!
-After MIB some how quickly turns into The Smoke Monster, and takes out the good guys, it is a fact that MIB and Smokey are the same!
-The question has been asked a lot does Richard know about MIB? Now we know as MIB tells Richard "It's good to see you out of your chains, before he knocks him out.
Appearances:
In the LAX time line we see Boone, Charlie and Clare both alive and well, excepted that Jack had to save Charlie from chocking on his bag of heroine. What I take from this time line is, these are thing that would of happed if there was no crash.
What did MIB mean by "I want to go home"? Could he be talking about the temple. Because the others fortified it quickly when they found out Jacob was dead.
Watch A Clip from the Premiere!
The Fact that this is the last episode every is disappointing. But the episode was amazing! No question left unanswered a heroes and the death of a lead character. Now thats a season finale.
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"The remaining episodes this season, Matt gets very dark," he said. "He tries once and for all to take care of Sylar. Some would say he does succeed.
"It's really dark, and he almost gets possessed in his obsession with ending this chapter of his life. I hope it's gonna scare people and they see a side of Matt Parkman they've never seen."
He added that when he read the scripts for the remaining episodes, he found them "disturbing".
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"It's going to be really beautiful and powerful, and I can't wait to see how we end up there," he said.
"Knowing stuff that the audience want to know... it's a quite a power trip, to be completely honest with you. But the truth is that nobody really wants to know. If you're reading a really good book - I don't know too many people who want to turn to the final page and find out how it ends."
"I really love the way series five ended because it felt like the board had been set, the pieces were in place.
"But when you have a show that makes people think as much as Lost; where you've made them hypothesis about what it all means and where it's all going on a plot level; ultimately you're going to disappoint them because they're going to want it to end a certain way, and it's going to end its own way."
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