Lost

[Robotam]

Locke might even become friends with the others.
And episode 221 - FRIENDS OF THE ENEMY might be a hint of that.

[Drighton]

Peggy left Mr Clean.

You knew it would happen, but still.


I just got around to watching 2-17 last night. I really like being able to see these on my own time. I don't even remember when I finished downloading it. But not having to be on my couch at 7pm (or is it instead of playing Oblivion is great. I can't count the number of times I've missed a show I wanted to watch because I forgot and was doing something else. (Scrubs)

[Drace]

Seen the latest one. As I can tell, either Libby ain't a phycologist or became one. I really liked this chapter of Hurley. Most people complain that Lost is not enough about the island or the monster. They forget it's a DRAMA. Drama is all about character development and this episode was a great example.

As for Henry, he's obviously playing mindgames with Locke. My best guess is that either he's:

A) Trying to pit Locke up against Jack to create some chaos amongst our survivors.
B) Trying to get Locke to their side as Locke is on their "list".

Either way, Henry is sent for something and is doing something to Locke.

[Robotam]

Yeah, I saw it too. And I found the ending rather irritating. Now we're suppose to think everything's all in their heads. Hate that kind of stuff.

Anyway, I think Henry did push the button. He's just trying to make Locke not push it.

[Drighton]

Originally posted by Drighton


Even when nobody else sings alooooooong!

Oh SHI, they are playing this song at work. Brought a smile to my face.

[Drace]

Originally posted by Robotam
Anyway, I think Henry did push the button. He's just trying to make Locke not push it.

That's a possibility. He might be trying to get Locke to lose his faith in everything. Nonetheless, Henry's up to something with his mindgames. Remember Henry always trying to pit Locke up against Jack? "Why do you listen to him?" "Why's he in charge?" etc.

[Robotam]

Yeah, I'm worried about Locke. They'd better not kill him off.

[Drace]

They'll probably won't. They're NOT 24 who's killing off almost every cast-member.
Locke is like the second leader, next to Jack. People follow either Jack or Locke (well pre-hatch).

[Robotam]

I hope so. The show would never be the same without him.

I heard a rumor that they're going after Walt again in the next episode. Things are getting closer to the end of the season, big things might just start happening now.

[Drace]

Originally posted by Robotam
I hope so. The show would never be the same without him.

I heard a rumor that they're going after Walt again in the next episode. Things are getting closer to the end of the season, big things might just start happening now.

MIGHT? They ARE going to happen.

[Robotam]

Henry did push the button. I compared the length of the sound when the red signs pops up in episode 14 and 17. Episode 14's sound was just a little bit longer.
And therefore Henry must have pushed the button.

Something else I've been thinking about is.. why did the lockdown occur? On the hatch, it said Quarantine. Henry is a carrier of the disease Rousseau told us about, and maybe that's why the blast doors gone down. Maybe it takes a while for the alarm to go off, he'd been there for 4 days after all.
Anyway, that's my theory.

[MrMister]

I suspected Libby was in the mental hospital.

If they kill Henry I think something bad will happen, like to seriously piss off the others.

[Drighton]

I'd like to know what the speaker was spouting before the blast doors went down.

We pretty much know it was counting down, but it sure sounding like it was giving a verbal warning before it started doing so. It could have been important like "Contamination imminent." or simply "Super Happy Funtime Dharma Initiative in 30 seconds."

[Drace]

Someone on TV.com suggested that the lockdown occurred so that people in the hatch (Kelvin, Desmond) wouldn't find out how the food dropped.

[Drighton]

That occured to me too, but no one on the island saw nor heard anything anyways.