Yeah, the weekly wait is torturous. :confused:

 

Anyways, great ep. tonight! :D Daniel and Desmond are awesome.

Are you joking? You got this far in LOST and are saying this now?

 

Also, don't watch previews

 

 

Haha, i said that too when the whole time travelling thing came up. Lost is a weird show though.

I can't deal with having to wait a week between episodes

 

I know, but then I can't not watch it, knowing there's a new episode & new info waiting for me.

 

The last episode I watched was absolutely mental. the time travel is starting to really screw with my head. A young Charles Widmore? its no wonder he hates John Locke!!! :laugh3:

Someone said Hurley died in last nights episode, he wasn't even in it! :lol:

:uhoh:

Lost: The fate of Jin revealed

 

 

Note to "Lost" fans: If you have not watched Wednesday night's episode of "Lost," stop reading now. Otherwise, please read and tell me what you thought of the huge developments!

 

It was the sigh of relief heard around the “Lost” universe: Jin is alive! He’s alive!

 

When “Lost” viewers last saw Daniel Dae Kim’s Jin, the freighter he was standing on exploded, as his wife, Sun, watched from a helicopter overhead. Viewers immediately related to Sun’s hysterical reaction, delivered with aplomb by Yunjin Kim: Jin couldn’t be dead, could he?

 

Jin certainly would not have been the first “Lost” character to be mourned by fans. But Jin and Sun, the Korean couple who were about to become parents, seem to have touched Losties in an emotional place that made it impossible to begin the grieving process.

 

The producers, seeking to allay the pain, assured fans at the end of last season that Jin would be seen again — in life or death. (That’s just the way “Lost” rolls). But that wasn’t enough because what fans most want is a Jin-Sun reunion.

 

Nine months later—in viewer time—it was revealed Wednesday in a startling way that Jin survived the explosion, prompting the “Lost” cult to immediately express its joy online at various message boards and forums.

 

“It’s nice to be missed,” Kim said and laughed Thursday morning during a telephone interview. “I’m glad they introduced me at the end of an episode like that because it sets up the following episode. It’s a nice little teaser.”

 

And what an ending it was. Viewers learned not only that Jin survived the explosion but also that he’s been floating at sea for some time. (We won’t even try to guess for how long.)

 

On other shows, that would be titillating enough. But, no, “Lost” took it one step further by having the English-challenged Jin being rescued by French madwoman Danielle Rousseau, who died last season. This was possible because the rescue occurred in 1988 when the pregnant Rousseau herself was stranded on the island with her science team.

 

That means Jin is not just struggling with sunburn, dehydration and injuries. The man has to communicate in 1988 in broken English with a foreigner he originally met in 2004.

 

“I think that’s hilarious,” Kim said. “It’s bad enough that he’s got one language barrier, but now he’s got two with the French people he’s been rescued by. I guess if you’re going to have one, you might as well have two.”

 

Next week, Kim said, viewers will know exactly what happened to Jin after the freighter exploded and the island moved, causing its inhabitants to time travel.

 

“What everyone has been experiencing together jumping back and forth through time, Jin has been experiencing on his own, and he’s got to try to put the pieces together of what’s actually going on,” Kim said. “We’re going to find out exactly what he’s been doing and how he’s been struggling to survive on his own.”

 

Kim and the producers won't say if or when a Jin-Sun reunion will occur, but that's what will drive both characters in the coming episodes, executive producer Carlton Cuse wrote in an e-mail to The Times.

 

"Obviously now that we know that Jin is alive, he is very anxious to find out what happened to Sun and he wants to find her — just as she wants to find him," Cuse wrote. "What happens? We don't want to spoil that for you, but obviously both characters have a clear mission now — to try and find each other."

 

Kim also wants fans to know that their patience will be rewarded.

 

“You’ll find that as the season progresses it will become less confusing,” he said. “The show will begin to settle in a little bit more and I think people who think the show is a little too complicated right now will find that it makes sense.”

 

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/showtracker/2009/02/lost-the-fate-o.html

Jiiiiin !! :stunned: :thinking: :dance: :shocked2: :o

 

A young Charles Widmore?

 

and a young Rousseau :D

 

those French dialogs sounded weird btw :lol:

I thought that was the worst of the season so far, still a great episode though

what ? the French part ? yeah, that wasn't brilliant..

 

and I dont like Kate. She annoys me.

No I just don't think anything that was shown was a massive revelation or much to think about

 

Other than who the people were in the canoes

 

I thought Oceanic Six, until they started having a gunfight and Juliet killed one of them

The ending with rousseau wasn't much of a massive revelation ending!, Who cares, that much, we have seen young Charles Widmore and people and french people? So obvious she would be there, Yes, i think it was the worst of the series so far but still really good, can't wait until tomorrow! :D

Are you joking? That was the best of the season!

 

Oh wait, are you an episode behind?

someone tell me Desmond's not going back :stunned:

 

GREAT episode ! knowing more about Charlotte was good, and knowing that she actually met Daniel in the past, better !

I loved how the Russeau story was inter-twined into the episode. I reckon this was definitely the best so far of the season.

someone tell me Desmond's not going back :stunned:

 

GREAT episode ! knowing more about Charlotte was good, and knowing that she actually met Daniel in the past, better !

 

that was pretty much my reaction, although it went something more like, "no, no, no, no, no, no, you can't make Des go back. he promised Penny!!!"

 

it was an awesome episode! Charlotte was ace, and she was really cute when her brain was in mega-flashback mode.

 

we now know how she wqas on the island before, so I'm very intrigued to know how the other fella was there before.

:lol: I was bitting my nails and thinking the same! He just can't go back, can he ? he has to have a happy ending off the island..

 

and again, those french guys.. is it me or some of them sounded Canadian.. :rolleyes:

we now know how she wqas on the island before

 

We already knew she was :/

just watched last night episode.. :uhoh:

it was a bit hmm.. dull ?! .. well, there's stuff we don't know and wondering about like what happened to Aaron and how Sayid, and Hugo ended up taking the plane.. and also what happened to Ben .. but I feel like this episode wasn't necessary.

 

Although, I'm happy Des is NOT going back :D .. for now at least ..

what on earth was Jin doing on a Dharma suit? :uhoh:

I wanna know who that dark skinned hispanic lookin guy was, the one Jack said things to before going on the plane...hmmm

Me toooo, he seems suspicious!

what on earth was Jin doing on a Dharma suit? :uhoh:

 

ha, I completely forgot about that. I wonder too..

but the van seemed new, was that the past ? :thinking:

yeah it was obviously the past, but i wonder how he ended up working for dharma... after meeting the french guys and stuff. and why didn't he say he had already been on the island when the plane crashed. gaaah, i love Lost, it fucks my head up! :drunk:

YOU just fucked my head up.. I wasnt asking myself that many questions before you mentioned all that :wacko:

ABC should put Coldplay's Lost! in the Lost's soundtrack :P