Set to "Me and Baby Brother"

But does Vince Vaughn know how to spell "judgment"?

She said that right as the kids were loaded on the "LIVE-4-EVER".

Yeah, when they cut back to show how close the boat with Jon still was, all I could think of was the scene in Police Squad! when Leslie Nielsen and someone else were having a gunfight while crouching behind garbage cans about three feet apart.

They were pretty Thoreau about making this a unique promotion.

Huey Lewis was my favorite terrorist in Die Hard.

This commenter in the episode 3 review seems to have mostly figured it out: http://www.avclub.com/tvclu…

Episode 4 is called "One of Our Senior Realtors Has Chosen to Retire"

Episode 2 held the decent (for these days) number Episode 1 got, so there's no danger of early cancellation here.

There's no question Pope was pretty pissed off to see that they brought Ethan's family there; to him, it seemed like special treatment he didn't receive .

Had he lived long enough to father sons, he would have named them Ben and Jerry.

OK, for the two or three people who are still following along in this discussion, here were the major departures from the books (as I remember it). Whereas last week's changes were cosmetic, this week's were pretty substantial:

I'm watching it with my 16 and 13-year-old sons who are pretty sharp. After tonight's third episode and the glimpse of the abbie, my oldest speculated they were "humanity's last hope on another planet", which is pretty damn close to guessing it.

Despite what Alex wrote above, the showrunner has stated in interviews that the 10-episode series covers all three books.

"oh, so you DO speak English"

Fixed. I'd say though that Jacob did use the cabin, as Ilana found the "note" he left there indicating he could be found at the statue. At a minimum he once told Ilana that he could be found there, or she would have headed straight for the statue.

That's right. Mikhail mentioned it in Enter 77, when he claimed to be Dharma's last surviving member.

Part of the Man in Black's long con, nothing more. In the Season 5 finale, The Incident, Ilana seems to imply it was actually once Jacob's cabin before Jacob moved to the foot of the statue.

The ultimate definition of "frenemies".

This and The Shape of Things to Come are possibly my two favorite Lost episodes, as they were well-paced, mind-blowing and great fun, not to mention huge mythology dumps.