Yes, the coin! I told my cat he didn't remember because it wasn't his coin when he was using it.

I did text my roommate to tell him to catch up on on this on his DVR because the ending was so ballsy. Writers with Brass Balls is the perfect way to describe that image.

We know Harrison Ford plays Indiana Jones, but that sweet shot of him coming out of the shadows never gets old. I appreciated the big guest star got a suitably cool introductory shot.

You're right. But it's probably just be the old don't have a 13th floor to stop bad luck.

Half Right ain't Half Bad
So while watching the episode I totally came to the conclusion the grave was Peter's. After talking about clones and doubles of Peter along with Walter saying he lost something very important just made it seem like an inevitability. But that ending. That's one way to make a point that this is…

Manned up and faced the Brain
I see what you did there. Is it odd that an internet website now has comedic callbacks, or have I just been spending too much time on this website?

Michael Emerson is so good at playing Ben
That while reading this all I could do was hear his voice in my head. Now to spread the word to my Lost buddies about this interview…

I am going to have to insist…
That you bump this!

They did go out of there way to say that an alternate dimension was created through the time travel, which isn't the way Star Trek's time travel has worked before, but I'm okay with the fact they didn't want to step on our favorite Star Trek memories and say they were erased.

But the Philadelphia Experiment happened in Philadelphia…

Shredder, I am fascinated by your thoughts and want to buy a ticket to your movie.

Darlton's just toying with us. All the better to make it more satisfying when she finally is offed. Right? Right?…

RIIIIIIIIIICHARDS!!!!

Maybe the new compass was in the first aid kit Locke brought.

Actually Darlton did say Vincent was Jacob in the last podcast. Then they laughed a lot…

I do think its odd that Jack is using science to support his faith. And for someone who believed in destiny so much it seems out of character for him to just erase him ever being on the island. The only thing that works for me is Jack's feelings that he always has to save everyone, and only by erasing the past can he…

Fade to Black
You know you love a show when the credits come up and you just say "No!" There was like three minutes left. Make Charlie Sheen wait. But both the 'A' and 'B' stories left me wanting more. I've got a lot to look forward to next week.

I assume she had access to her father's work in trying to find the island. And perhaps Desmond going there was something Widmore knew about, maybe from Daniel's journals, so he kept pushing Desmond until he took that fateful boat trip.

Yeah, that's what I was saying by not saying it. I don't know why I didn't just say it. I guess I'm concerned about spoiling something that never happened. How crazy would it have been to see Michael Keaton pulled out of that cockpit by the Smoke Monster though?

Cabin Theory
Noel, I want to take a crack at a Jacob theory I have.