You're right Claude, I meant more of a "Jacob's Adversary" type position.

JJ Abrams
Does he know Abrams isn't involved in LOST anymore? I thought that was a weird statement, considering he worked on the show.

There's also a deleted scene in Season 4 in which Claire sees Christian in her cabin shortly after being blown up…would lend creedence to what Vincent said.

But Locke did talk to Sun in her garden…

Sack-Butt, that was hilarious.

I'm fairly certain that Christian has been wearing different colored shoes in his appearences as well - sometimes white, sometimes black.

That's why I think Locke may be lying. In fact, I'm beginning to think pretty much everything he has said so far is a lie. I think the Desmond/Sayid conversation may have been foreshadowing to the true nature of MiB/Locke.

If that's true about Jacob not appearing, maybe the Island did have some hand in it.

I agree that Desmond has been very Jacob-like in the sideways timelines. He's pushing people in different directions, and trying to influence where they'll go.
Typing that makes me wonder if Desmond could be Jacob's replacement, and Jack is moving toward becoming the new Smoke Monster…

I yelled "They're not going to turn the pylons off in time!"

I'm hoping it is. I think a lot of what the Locke has said have been lies - that's why he is so easily lied to - by Sawyer and (possibly?) Sayid tonight.

The series is actually happening in Frank's eyebrows - Island on the right, Sideways on the left.

That's a good catch.

We saw Christian in Jack's office during the day, and again at night (as the smoke alarm went off).

I'm also a Jack fan, and it's nice to see him having this redemptive arc. Lone, I had the same read on Jack jumping in the water - just another example of all the mirroring done this season.

That is a great theory, it would be quite the turnabout to have Jack and Locke exchanging leg restoring duties in the timelines…if that makes any sense.

Where are the missles coming from?
That's my biggest question - and do they somehow relate to the pallet drops?

I actually think that Glen Beck made O'Reilly realize what a fucking nut he sounded like, and Bill toned it toned it down a bit.

Wow, I just read the Kid A review.

Yes - and copious amounts of asshole Ted Danson.