Oh no worries. I'm not hoping for, nor am I expecting them to go into a lot of detail about the polar bears. Mainly it's the one that Charlotte finds in Tunisia that keeps running around my brain. Plus on Lostpedia they make specific mention that the holes in the wheel spokes could possibly be used to fit a…

I'm still waiting to get a look at Richard's feet ever since Damon's reaction to a fan asking how many toes he had.

Nope, nor the Norse god Hor (also known as Hoth) who was tricked by Loki into killing the god Baldur.

Ouch, a litle snarky there. But yeah, I must have missed your comment when I was scrolling through. Should have made my post a reply.

I'm not sure how I felt when they mentioned the Stand being a big influence. I loved the novel, but the end involving the bomb was one of my least favorite parts of the book.

Dammit, Linus! Clean that shit up!!

This is the same Falls City Brewing Company, it should be mentioned, that gave America Billy Beer, one of the greatest beverages ever created.

Good point. Also, bcca.com (Brewery Collectibles Club of America) gets a bit more specific and states that stay-tab cans were introduced in 1975 by the Falls City Brewing Company of Louisville, KY.

Well of course it's only a theory. Just like any other observation based on anything the show hasn't concretely confirmed is only a theory. I wasn't saying that I wanted them to answer the question right NOW. I was merely asking when people thought they were going to elaborate on it.

When are we going to see some polar bear action?
I'm sure this has already been posited on previous episode threads, but when are we going to see the Dharma polar bears involved in turning the frozen wheel? We've got a polar bear skeleton chilling out in Tunisia. Obviously there's only one way it could have gotten…

At least the age differences between Ben, Ellie, and Widmore preclude the possibility of another love triangle. Right?

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Possible, Doak. But that would seem to break the cardinal rule of Lost. Not ever mentioning anything you saw to any other character on the show no matter how important the information might be.

Yeah, as I commented a page or two back, it wouldn't surprise me if the Dharma Initiative came up with a lot of these innovations. Just like NASA did with velcro. They're ahead of their time in a lot of ways. Maybe they secretly own the patents to these things and that's one way they stay funded throughout the…

Obviously it was the Dharma Initiative that created stay-tabs in the first place, to save their members from those nasty cuts. Apparently, you're also not familiar with Dharma Brand non-evaporating gasoline. On a (slightly) more serious note, they do seem to have mastered the art of creating products with indefinite…

Um….OR it was a line referencing how Roger is probably going to go to someone like Horace and scream about his kid being abducted from the pharmacy. And who are among the prime suspects? Maybe the newest additions to the DI. She was totally referencing how the three years they've spent in their cute little…

You're Damon Lindelof. Admit it.

Not that we haven't seen it before
But the scene in which Roger storms in and demands answers about missing Ben reminded me why I love Juliet so much. The way she automatically turns off the emotion and her "sit back and watch the train wreck unfold" mentality are just such appealing character traits to me.

Sometimes I think they would be better off having the character sport a t-shirt with "I AM [INSERT NUMBER] YEARS OLD" in big block type.

Maybe the Island cured him of his vampirism.