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The Internets are Always Right in the End!!
LOST served up the good stuff this week. How does one make Miles interesting? He came in on the freighter? So? So did Naomi, Charlotte, Lapidus, and the much more interesting Faraday. He can talk to dead people. So? So can Hurley. He's sarcastic? Sawyer. He's annoying? Kate. See, Miles doesn't do anything on the island that anyone else doesn't already do better.
What's that?
You say he's already ON the island as a baby?
He's Pierre Chang's SON?!?
Now THAT's interesting.
Frankly, the internet figured that out months ago when the ComicCon Dharma tape was released. Good stuff. It seems pretty obvious that Chang did not send his family away to be a dick. He's not Roger Linus, after all...
I would guess that he sent them away because of the many, many dangers inherent to the island and the experiments. I mean, what if little Miles needed a tooth filled? Exactly. So I'm thinking he sent them away to keep them out of danger, and was probably mean about it to make sure Lara and Miles never came back. Great plan, right?
How come the guy who told Miles not to go to the island is now rubbing guns with the "new Ana Lucia" (whatever the bounty hunter chicks name is) on the island? Who else was on the Arija flight that we should be watching out for, I wonder?
Sucks to be Juliet, again. That woman simply cannot catch a break. And I can't wait until Hurley's "improved" Empire Strikes Back script gets posted online somewhere. ;-] Next week is some kind of recap, which I will still watch. And although I'm glad they mentioned them, I would still like a trip to Hydra Island to see the polar bears. And Rose and Bernard for that matter...
Any guesses as to what lies in the shadow of the statue? The opening of a Dharma station? Jughead? The big wheel that moves the island? The Question Mark? That would be something.
Anyway, I'm enjoying the fact that so many stations are playing reruns of LOST. I dig catching them out of order and being reminded of little things. Last night they played the first ep with Henry Gale, when he is captured by Rousseau. That also happens to be the ep where Hurley and Sawyer look for the frog. Sadly, they replayed The Economist and I had to miss it. Drag. I still have not afforded Season Four yet. Sad.
In other news, when I got to work today I found that they have decided that I'm an "Electric Specialist." This means I supposedly know a lot about electric instruments and can help customers out with them. That will mean some bigger sales for me if I can pull it off.
What's that?
You say he's already ON the island as a baby?
He's Pierre Chang's SON?!?
Now THAT's interesting.
Frankly, the internet figured that out months ago when the ComicCon Dharma tape was released. Good stuff. It seems pretty obvious that Chang did not send his family away to be a dick. He's not Roger Linus, after all...
I would guess that he sent them away because of the many, many dangers inherent to the island and the experiments. I mean, what if little Miles needed a tooth filled? Exactly. So I'm thinking he sent them away to keep them out of danger, and was probably mean about it to make sure Lara and Miles never came back. Great plan, right?
How come the guy who told Miles not to go to the island is now rubbing guns with the "new Ana Lucia" (whatever the bounty hunter chicks name is) on the island? Who else was on the Arija flight that we should be watching out for, I wonder?
Sucks to be Juliet, again. That woman simply cannot catch a break. And I can't wait until Hurley's "improved" Empire Strikes Back script gets posted online somewhere. ;-] Next week is some kind of recap, which I will still watch. And although I'm glad they mentioned them, I would still like a trip to Hydra Island to see the polar bears. And Rose and Bernard for that matter...
Any guesses as to what lies in the shadow of the statue? The opening of a Dharma station? Jughead? The big wheel that moves the island? The Question Mark? That would be something.
Anyway, I'm enjoying the fact that so many stations are playing reruns of LOST. I dig catching them out of order and being reminded of little things. Last night they played the first ep with Henry Gale, when he is captured by Rousseau. That also happens to be the ep where Hurley and Sawyer look for the frog. Sadly, they replayed The Economist and I had to miss it. Drag. I still have not afforded Season Four yet. Sad.
In other news, when I got to work today I found that they have decided that I'm an "Electric Specialist." This means I supposedly know a lot about electric instruments and can help customers out with them. That will mean some bigger sales for me if I can pull it off.