Maybe some napalm mortars. Is that kid from Jurassic Park on this island too?

I believe a part of the Smoke Monster can manifest himself off of the Island, but would have no physical effect and is not truly free. A little taste of freedom must enrage him even more.

That's exactly what we thought. Locke makes Jack lose his legs, Jack gives Locke his legs back. So Locke says Jack is with him now, but Locke is with Jack too.

If memory serves me I think Sony is the company that does that. No Sony film, no words around the trailer like I'm an idiot. Sure I could look it up and see if that's the case, but I got Lost to discuss!

Rewatching these old episodes it does feel like Picard is mentoring Riker a bit. It probably does drop later on since it's not something I recall as much. Maybe when Riker gives up his own command 3 different times Picard realizes he has no ambition and just gives up on him. But seeing these relationships forming, as…

I think the worst thing about Voyager immediately going to a subspace anomaly episode where nothing happens so soon is that I remember I had seen an episode just like this and knew what to do to get out of it. It made me realize I had watched a little too much Star Trek when I wondered why they weren't changing…

Be honest, does anyone else always hear Homer Simpson's version of Saints whenever they hear anyone play "Saints?"

If you're looking for anecdotal evidence for your study I watched the first season of Lost on DVD and came into the 2nd season pretty excited to get into that hatch. That season presented many amazing things but the pacing seemed so off, and seemed like it would deliberately trick me by going away from where the…

That was a great moment, which was very very funny, but made you realize they were losing those ties from civilization. But as much as the pilot and the noise in the jungle pulled me in I'll never forget that feeling I got when Locke rolled out from the desk and yelled "Don't tell me what I can't do!" What an amazing…

It's funny how cyperpunk always had people 'jacking in' to ports in order to gain access to computers. Now a days information is just flying through the air with no computers connected at all. Star Trek has done it again!

Luckily "Justice" gets slightly redeemed a bit by the amazing Star Trek TNG Edit which uses a little bit of editing to really ramp up the 'danger'. Combine that with Data's speech and some bad special effects and suddenly you have a hilarious 3 minutes of comedy.

Even as an 8 year old I remember feeling embarrased for this episode. I didn't know why it made me feel that way as a kid, but as an adult it's clear. This is a terrible episode from the plot to most of the acting. I've never watched this whole episode since I was 8. Since I've got TNG coming in the mail I plan on…

I like this theory. With enough analysis and reading between the lines it really feels like there's a force maybe more powerful then Jacob and the MIB. Having it be the Island is a good choice and having Christian represent that seems to fit. I'd have to look at my previous theories to be sure.

That'll teach me to be so cavalier about jostling dynamite around. Luckily alternate timeline Steffs was here to pick up the slack.

If the Whispers are asking whether they should kill or not maybe they're ghosts who don't know they're dead yet…just like Bruce Willis!

I thought about Harper a lot too since I thought the Whispers and the fact she was wet just meant she utilized the underwater caves to get to Juliet in the past. This could still be the case, but the Smoke Monster did flash on Juliet and knows the appearence of Harper could be utilized to manipulate Juliet. The…

I saw it in a theater! It's a theater that was bought from the city with art funds from a bookstore and other donors. So what if only the upstairs concession stand works where they microwave popcorn and serve bottled drinks from a fridge instead of a fountain. Who cares if only the upstairs 4 theaters, out of 6, show…

Whoops, the Man in Black's Island. But as a ghost he may be on Jacob's side. Choosing to help, and being sorry for it, instead of being coerced.

The Island may have been done with Michael, the Ma

Don't you know why? That's not a mental hospital administrator! It's Mystique!