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I always read it that Desmond had heard Penny's voice and wouldn't have been willing to just leave if he could potentially get into the room. Also, that Charlie had accepted his fate that he was going to die and the potential to help the others in this situation outweighed the chance to carry on and potentially

I literally turned to my girlfriend when Carolyn smiled and said 'I could go the rest of my life without seeing that creepy smile'.

I know its not technically an answer, but folks somehow figured out that 'HENRY GALE, MINNESOTA' was an anagram of 'SEE AN OTHER MAN LYING', which… how did they do that!?

I wish you a fun journey - because season 4 and beyond is where they just stopped trying to bring new people into the fold and just went all in on the craziness, in the best possible way!

One of my favourite parts of the show - and one that allowed me to see past what could be considered lack of thought being put into the writing - was that it was a show of broken people making mistakes. While folks can consider that it was just the writers not making a clear point of how things work here - I would

I'm pretty sure - not certain - but pretty sure that Nikki and Paolo find it after Locke and Eko, but before Locke brings everyone back to explore it. Hope that helps you to appreciate the episode a little more..

Missed your chance to say 'or whatever the case may be'. Thats too bad :P

Movie Connection: Fitz using the same 'all purpose laser cutter' as Fury and explaining he developed it but the higher ups wanted it for themselves! Cool little nod to explaining the origins of the device!

That totally seemed like what was going to happen with that end tag in Thor

Just go back and watch some Better Off Ted
'Veridian Dynamics can make something to make you feel better, so we feel better about our atrocities. But we won't, because we wouldn't make enough money. We hope you cheer up anyways'

While this episode I felt telegraphed it a bit heavy, I kind of like what they seem to be doing with Louis. I haven't seen much written about it and I'm not sure if its because its too obvious or people don't care any more - but Louis is totally on to Dexter. Hes been obsessed with him since the beginning, hes timid