SJFlowerHorn
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Alright who ever has LSD needs to share and then after that we can really get of the Eris forum and have fun!
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Alright who ever has LSD needs to share and then after that we can really get of the Eris forum and have fun!
Yea I've only seen like the first episode and a few other in between, but I've been watching this supposed final season and everything's turning out kinda "eh" lol. Dude you should watch the first one and see what you think of it, you'd most likely be able to find it anywhere online these days.
I would like to here you guys theory on what exactly is the "flashsideways". I think its the survivors lives if jacob hadn't "touched" them.
1) WTF is this doing here? This is a eris forum...try lostpedia.com next time.
2) I could not disagree with the OP more. I do my damndest to watch as little TV as possible. It's modern mind control plain and simple. Some Discovery channel programs are about all that I watch.
I do however watch LOST. That show stimulates your mind in so many ways: your memory, puzzle-solving skills, imagination... In a world with so much mindless programming (literally) I really think this show has a beneficial, healthy affect on your mind.
I for one am loving the last season. The writers have brilliantly woven a tapestry involving science, religion, history, and found a way to make it entertaining. I'm very eager to see how they are going to wrap it up.
So is anyone as disappointed as I am with how the last season is going?
I disagree with your disappointment with season 6.
IMHO the flash sideways are the epilogue.
There is something that our beloved losties still have to do on the island (kill the MiB, resurrect Jacob, become a new Jacob, etc???). When they do this I believe it will basically negate Jacob from ever affecting their lives. What we are watching is the end of all of the characters.
And it makes sense. End of season 5 had Jacob saying "it only ends once. everything else before that is just progress." That is what we are seeing in the epilogue. Progress. Jack is a good father, and putting down his booze habit. Kate is still on the run, but is showing signs of compassion and risking herself by helping Claire. Sayid has Nadia back in his life, and is coming to grips with his past. Locke is finally starting to accept what life has dealt him and getting over his "don't tell me what I can't do" attitude.
And we see that as much as they were all manipulated to come to the island, fate is still pushing them all towards each other. This fits in beautiful with the science vs faith theme. Both science and fate brings our losties together.
Of course, I could be very very wrong in my thought here. This just seems too beautiful and poetic a way to end the show. I don't know where they're going if this isn't their approach.