Still Waiting…
How long does he appear in that movie? I struggled through the first 30 minutes on Comedy Central the other morning - terrible. The guy they got to replace Ryan Reynolds was even more abrasively annoying and misogynistic. John Michael Higgins pissed in the sink inches from his tooth brush. What a train…

Solid in Accepted? What, his slow motion hall walking scene?

I've always thought Eisenberg found his career by accident. Some casting director was walking down the street, saw him, and struck up a conversation, thinking he was Michael Cera. By the time he found out differently, he's already signed him in the "-land" series - "Adventure-" and "Zombie-"

Judge! You've got rape on the brain today.

I think your complaints - and you're by far not alone - really cut to the heart of why you watch this show in the first place. If you only watch to get everything answered - Where did the supply drops come from? Why did Locke regain his legs? - You're going to be disappointed. This has always been a show about…

Vadasz is right - not to mention in "The Variable" Widmore visits the EXACT SAME scene with saw in S4's "Confirmed Dead". Farraday and Charlotte are also doing the card memory game on the beach and referring to Dan's memory.

I think the seeing the Sideways world as a Smokey reward is still considering it an epilogue, which I think was debunked tonight.

Shredder, I actually thought Charlie was the son Widmore was referring to as well for a bit.

If we saved these, and re-visited them in 20 years, I'd ABC will commission us to re-make the show.

How ridiculous is it that Doc Jensen posited a "Huey Lewis" theory weeks ago, and now we're here talking about "The Power of Love" - it's a curious thing.

For (an unregistered) someone who doesn't seem to like this show, you have a lot to say.

We're chalking it up to the Island - but what if Jacob is off-Island as well?

I have a problem in IE where every time I comment I have to refresh the page to make a second comment. Maybe this is just the AV Club trying to keep me from diarhea of the mouth, but I think it's IE.

We also got the tell-tale reflection shot of Desmond looking at the arrivals board.

I think the epilogue theory is dead, and I'm glad it is. I disagree on your Locke point as well - Smokey himself via Locke said that Locke was "the only person who didn't want to leave" the Island. He had finally found what he was looking for.

I like the part about Des seeing the rest of the flash sideways - almost like he foresaw Charlie's death over and over.

Time on the Island
We're fairly certain that Jughead didn't sink the Island - but what if Jughead was the catalyst? I've always held the notion that things that happen on the Island effect the characters present and future, as well as their past; the Island exists outside our concept of time and space. What if Jughead…

Quincy Jones as Chef? Maybe he can also play Eko.

Eloise has always worn an ouroboros in the past - possibly foreshadowing to the conversion of the realities.

I hope he talks to Scott…or Steve….