This isn’t a theory, but it’s still quite good. The Ack Attack is always a good site, this list just proves that. I highly recommend you check out her site if you haven’t already.
This is her list of the Top Ten Villains on Lost. I dare you to try to guess her list before you go there. I got it wrong simple because I forgot that her number one villain was actually a villain, also I forgot about Smokey. This is why I don’t do top ten lists, I tend to omit important things.
- izi
ABC just released the promo pictures for the main cast members for Season 6. Click the “read more” link to see them all. Some people might consider these pictures spoilers. That’s crazy talk if you ask me, but I try to respect the insane among us.
I also talk a little about the official cast list for Season 6.
Extremely minor CASTING SPOILERS below.
Best quality, that is. This was posted in a few places: DarkUFO, BuddyTV, and Doc Arzt.
Here are the changes that I noticed:
You know who hasn’t been added? Walt. Apparently Vincent ranks higher than Walt.
- izi
Here are all the winners from last nights Emmy Awards. Some good: Michael Emerson, Glenn Close, 30 Rock, 30 Rock, 30 Rock and 30 Rock. Some bad: Bryan Cranston, John Cryer, Cherry Jones. (Here are my predictions and a list of the nominees, in case you care: 2009 Emmy Nominees.)
First of all I should say SPOILER ALERT. I personally don’t think that anything that happens at Comic-Con is a spoiler but some people do. So you’ve been warned.
Secondly, you should probably check out these videos from Comic-Con:
Now on to the analysis:
Episode:In the Flashback Walt is sitting reading a book about a specific bird, Walt starts feeling ignored, and lo and behold the bird appears.
Later in the episode Walt is reading the famous Polar Bear comic. Michael, in an uncharacteristic fit of rage, destroys the comic. Walt feels angry. Later still, Walt is trapped by a Polar Bear in a bamboo grove.
Walt isn’t actually in this Missing Piece, but Ben and Juliet refer to him and it seems as though the Others are trying to brainwash him in Room 23. He’s scaring everyone by unknown means and Juliet is trying to convince Ben that he’s dangerous. He says Walt’s “special” and that Jacob wants him there. Juliet proceeds to show Ben a pile of birds outside the boarded up window of Room 23.
Exactly six months ago Anon, a frequent commenter, posted a large-ish Annie theory on my blog. In the last six months many things have changed, so she revised here theory and sent it to me again.
Hold on to your hats everyone, this theory is a doozy (it’s actually more like a screenplay):
After some hardcore commenting after the finale, and a lot of thought I’ve finally come to the conclusion that Juliet isn’t dead. Don’t get too excited, I have no proof, I have some ideas but no real proof. First I want to talk about Juliet.
So that was fun(ish).
I’ll try to start on a positive note. Jacob was awesome! Who knew he would be so likable. I kinda expected him to be quite distant and cold. But he was great. And that storyline that they started with Jacob and his nemesis was pretty epic. It’ll make for some great conflict next year (provided history isn’t erased, hahaha). New “Locke” is going to make for a very interesting villain.
That was a pretty epic reveal. It was all for shock value, it didn’t serve any real purpose except to confirm our suspicions about this new “Locke”. But really, it surprised me, and really raised the bar.
Uh oh I’m running out of nice things to say. Damnit, why did Juliet have to die? I’m back to having no one left to like anymore. This is going to be season 1 all over again. The only people I like are guest stars.
The flashbacks in this episode were slightly interesting, but they didn’t really hold my attention. The two good ones were Hurley’s and Ilana’s. The other ones were just filler. (Especially Juliet’s, what the hell was that?)
The one thing about this episode that I liked was the discovery of this new part of the story with Jacob, his nemesis and that new world. That will give me a lot of fodder for theorizing over the break. I could live without the rest of the episode. So where does that leave us? How much should I give the finale that I was almost completely unimpressed with? It can’t be less that 5, that’s not giving Jacob enough credit. but it’s definitely not more that 8.0. I’d say 7.0/10.0 A disappointing end to an epic season. (Jump to the bottom for more discussion on the score, I know many of you will be surprised/pissed about the score.)
How is Season 5 going to end? As we draw closer to the finale that is the question on everyone’s mind.
I’ve had many mini theories about the ending during the season , I’ve discarded most of them. I must admit that I knew pretty far in advance what the episode was called, “The Incident”, so that was a big hint. I remember thinking very early on in the season that the it would end with the Oceanic 6 coming back, the skipping stopping and a big reunion. This season moved way faster than I expected, I was completely shocked when the Oceanic “6” came to the Island in episode six. After Jughead aired I expected the season to end with a large hydrogen bomb going off. I discarded that theory an episode after Jughead (and apparently that was too soon). After that I just got caught up in the story.
So here we are. The finale starts tomorrow, what do we think will happen? Will Jack change the past by blowing up Jughead? Will Locke kill Jacob? Will the Third Party succeed in it’s…plan? Will Sawyer and Juliet get off the Island and live happily ever after? Will anyone die? What will the cliffhanger be? What will season 6 look like?
Not Confused Just Lost
