Here's all of them in a nice neat bow. I do hope we can discuss how exciting all of this is going to be. I for one am super excited.

Two For The Road

Jack and Kate bring an exhausted Michael back to the camp, and with him, news about "The Others." Meanwhile, Ana Lucia attempts to get the prisoner to confess, and Hurley plans a surprise date for Libby.

?

Mr. Eko enlists Locke to help find a secret location he believes houses answers to the island's mysteries. Meanwhile, Jack and the other survivors struggle to cope with the horrific situation in the hatch.

Three Minutes

A determined Michael convinces Jack and several castaways to help him rescue Walt from "The Others." Meanwhile, Charlie struggles with Eko's decision to discontinue building the church.

Live Together, Die Alone

After discovering something odd just offshore, Jack and Sayid come up with a plan to confront "The Others" and hopefully get Walt back. Meanwhile, Eko and Locke come to blows as Locke makes a potentially cataclysmic decision regarding the "button" and the hatch.


My thoughts.

I'm particularly worried that the loss of the church will lead Charlie astray. You know what they say about idle hands.

I'm pleasantly surprised that it looks like Locke will be the one to test the authenticity of the button, but it seems odd that Eko would be so against the idea. Unless it's backwards...

I'm also curious as to what the "horrific situation" in the hatch is and what Eko and Locke discover at the ? point of the map.

And something odd offshore? Could it be the underwater hatch? Dun dun dun!!!

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I for one am super excited.

Your real name wouldn't happen to be Big Gay Al would it?

Hopefully there are enough South Park watchers to get that last joke.

My take on some of what you said, with an added spoiler you may not want to know: Remember, you've been warned.The "situation" in the hatch is AL's death, or so I've read. That theory is supported by fact that she is scheduled to appear on the Regis show the following morning, the same way the actors that played Shannon and Boone appeared the day after their characters were killed off. I think it's also supported by the previews from last time when they show Henry fighting with AL. I think this is also the actor that plays Henry's last scheduled episode to appear in, so he probably escapes or is killed. I read it was Locke who enlists Eko, not the other way around. I think that makes more sense, since it is Locke who saw the map and knows about the ?. I can't even imagine what a fight between Eko and Locke would look like, and frankly it bums me out if it's true.

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More BIG TIME spoilers that seem like they are from a reliable source. Follow this LINK to see why I think so.

Libby is married to Widmore. Libby gives Desmond her boat for his trip around the world. Desmond was supposed to marry Widmore's daughter Penelope, but didn't. The psychic's wife/daughter gives Eko a message in the airport while Libby is nearby and acts concerned. AL and Sawyer hook up when AL wants a gun. The discovery offshore is not a hatch, but is, in fact, Desmond. Oh yeah, and one last big one, Vincent is a female.

Ok, I pulled out my ruler... WOAH, I think this here calls for a yard stick... maybe even a tape measure....

Ok, wait a second, I'm holding it out... BOTH hands here... Where exactly do you measure from anyway...?

Ok, Ok, I think I have it - yes folks, the results are in....

Ugotta has by far the biggest spoilers I have EVER seen. *polite clapping*

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Ok, I pulled out my ruler... WOAH, I think this here calls for a yard stick... maybe even a tape measure....

Ok, wait a second, I'm holding it out... BOTH hands here... Where exactly do you measure from anyway...?

Ok, Ok, I think I have it - yes folks, the results are in....

Ugotta has by far the biggest spoilers I have EVER seen. *polite clapping*

Skm, you are SUCH a tease. Ugotta may never recover.

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Oh yeah, and one last big one, Vincent is a female.

How the hell could Vincent be a female and no one has noticed? I knew Michael wasn't too big in the brains dept, but come on, half the losties play with this animal. So now what? Vincent also has an immaculate conception?

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Oh yeah], and one last big one, Vincent is a female.

How the hell could Vincent be a female and no one has noticed? I knew Michael wasn't too big in the brains dept, but come on, half the losties play with this animal. So now what? Vincent also has an immaculate conception?

Ha, ha, yeah, I actually agree with those thoughts. The ONLY reason I put it in there was I read it the same place I read the other spoilers. I think either those spoilers will turn out not to be true, or that particular one may have been thrown in just as a joke.

Wow, those are some crazy spoilers! I am very excited that AL is supposed to die. Though I think it's going to gross me out to watch her get it on with Sawyer. I was rooting for Jack and Kate. Ah well. And Vincent being a girl? That would be a very unexpected twist! Thanks for sharing, U

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Ha, ha, yeah, I actually agree with those thoughts. The ONLY reason I put it in there was I read it the same place I read the other spoilers. I think either those spoilers will turn out not to be true, or that particular one may have been thrown in just as a joke.

I think this probably is a joke, since it's true about the dog that plays Vincent

I don't know about that whole Ana-Lucia thing. It's possible, but I really hope not, just because I don't think they've fleshed out her character enough. I'm sure Michelle Rodriguez has at least ten more sneers she's yet to try out.

But now for some real spoilers, about the Three Minutes cast!

Both Walt and Alex are going to be in the episode.

Where do you people get this stuff?? I can't wait for Wed. night!!

Shags, don't get all your hopes up for this Wednesday. Those spoilers cover the entire rest of the season, not just this week.

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I don't know about that whole Ana-Lucia thing. It's possible, but I really hope not, just because I don't think they've fleshed out her character enough. I'm sure Michelle Rodriguez has at least ten more sneers she's yet to try out.

That's actually part of why I think...the timing makes sense to me. All of this is conjecture on my part, of course. I still don't really consider AL as part of the main core of characters. Sure, she's been around a while, but she hasn't been too, too important to the movement of the story. OK, so she shot Shannon and got the map from Henry, but those goals could have been accomplished in other ways. It seems as though the show is really getting ready to explode into the meat of the plot, and lesser characters are going to have to fall by the wayside. The writers simply won't have enough time to devote to all of them. People have kind of been clamoring for a backstory on AL, so the producers give it to them...right before they take her away. They show her as a cop in LA, show the situation she was put into, make us all feel sympathetic towards her, then BAM, she's gone! It makes for quite a shocking TV moment, if you think about it. I'm not defending the spoiler, as I didn't write it. If it turns out to be not true, I won't go to that source anymore, either. It just kind of makes sense to me, that's all.

Today, on Stern, Howard asked about AL and her DUI's and if she was being written off the show and J.J. said it wasn't true. Of course he could have meant not written off because of the DUI.

Ugotta, the idea of a civil conversation is appealing, so I will give it a try:

Thanks for the warning, but I realized it was for the rest of the season.

Seriously, thanks for looking for those. I search google all the time and don't ever come up with anything like that.

Have a great day! By the way, I am sure that your mom is a very nice lady.

Okay, this is really embarrassing...when you said Vincent, I thought Walt. Walt being female would be a bit more surprising! Wow. Guess I should've watched last week's recap!

Hi guys,
I think the link Ugottaride gave us can't be trusted this time. The site might be legit, but I can't trust any loose documents that come off the set, even when they're posted on an ABC website. You remember the Magliari page and the clone of Jack thing. None of it has come true before, I have no reason to beleive this page will either.
But it is a nice catch, Ugottaride.

Some new spoilers straight from the horse's mouth, the horse meaning Lindelof.

On ?:

The question-mark episode is about finding out what that question mark on that map means. That episode is a great opportunity for us to finally put Locke and Mr. Eko together, sort of a philosophical battle of faith and will that we've been hinting at all season long. [It started] back when Eko gave Locke that film that he brought across in that hollowed-out Bible, [and] this is sort of the next step in their relationship.

On Michael and Walt:

We'll see the resolution of the Michael-Walt story. We're going to answer the question of where Michael has been and resolve the story of him and Walt. The growth of Malcolm David Kelly (Walt) will be addressed in the 3rd season.

On DHARMA, Desmond, and Rousseau:

We'll learn more about Dharma. Desmond will shed some more light on his experience on the island in the three years prior to when Locke came down into that hatch. You can expect to see more of Rousseau next year, but the story of the wrecked research vessel… it will be coming at some point but we can't guarantee it'll be in Season 3.

On romance:

There is more stuff between Sawyer/Kate/Jack, but the focus is not on the romance between those characters. There are bigger fish to fry. Ana-Lucia and Jack were not in a place where we felt it was believable for them to have a romance. Charlie and Claire have been on a break and there's definitely some advancement in their relationship as part of the finale.

On the Army:

The perception might be that we dropped the idea of forming an army, what actually happened was that more significant things replaced the need to develop an army. But that concept is indeed coming back for the finale.

On Season 3 and upcoming flashbacks:

We'll be introducing new characters in Season 3, so you'll be getting fresh flashbacks. You'll probably see fewer flashbacks of our original characters as we begin to move toward certain inevitabilities. You will learn more about some of the other survivors next year. Also, where the new characters come from in Season 3 is going be part of the fun and anticipation over the summer, and hopefully by the end of the finale you'll be getting some sense of who those characters might be. We are going to produce the next 22 hours of Lost in Season 3.



My thoughts on all this. They keep saying they're going to resolve the Michael and Walt issue and yet Walt seems to have a significant role in Season 3, which makes me think it could only mean two things: Either Walt is going to escape the Others or Michael is going to die. Judging from the show we're talking about, I'd say the latter is unfortunately more likely.

I'm also glad they haven't forgotten about Rousseau or the army. It seems like a lot of the peripheral concepts and mysteries are always waiting in the wings to pop back out when we least expect them. That's what I love about this show. You forget about some of the little details and then boom, they come back and slap you in the face.

I'm also glad that Charlie and Claire are going to get some time together again. I'm unsurprised they nixed the idea of Ana-Lucia and Jack, even assuming she doesn't bite the big one. I'd personally like to see them get her and Sawyer talking. I thought their attitudes played off each other well.

I'm not quite sure what they mean by other survivors though. Does this mean a Scott/Steve flashback? This seems kind of oddball. On the other hand, they mention new characters coming from an unexpected source. How much you want to bet we start seeing Other flashbacks? And inevitabilities? That doesn't sound too good.

I don't know about anyone else but I am excited.

HOLY SHITBALLS. Do NOT read this unless you really want to blow the doors wide open on some things, but I will say that now I am anticipating the next four episodes more than anything ever before. These spoilers came from a TVGuide trip to the Lost set and talking with people involved.

He continues, "Michaels been such a decent guy. Just a dude trying to figure out how to take care iof his son. So to suddenly be this guy was like 'Wow'. I actually called my family and said 'I can't tell you what happens but when people come up to you afterward it may be a little different.' They may call up my mother and be like 'Your son's a bastard!'"

"...The May 17 episode fills in the blanks on where Michael's been and what he's been doing. "He has gone through an ordeal that significantly changed the way he's acting and what motivates him," Lidelof says. "...is there anything a parent won't do to get their child back?"

"..though its clear [Malcom David] Kelley will be back by the end of the seaon."

"....Among the other goodies in store for the May 10 episode includes the revelation of what the "?" in the middle of the hatch map Locke discovered is."

"...What do you wanna bet she (Kate) doesn't take kindly to the news that Saywer slept with Ana Lucia (Michelle Rodriguez) in the May 3 episode? "He doesn't want Kate to know" Holoway says. "But shes gonna find out...."

"And while the future of Cynthia Watros, who plays Hurley's girl, Libby, was called into question when it was recently revealed she has been cast in CBS' fall sitcom pilot My Ex-Life, the actress is an intriquing part of Lost's finale: Libby will figure in a Desmond flashback.

But hold onto your mythology for an even bigger reveal. "We're going to explain why the plane went down," Cuse promises.

Whats more, just listen to what Terry O' Quinn, who plays Locke, coughs up about the finale: "So many people are in life-or-death situations. I don't know if Locke's gonna survive this season. I honestly don't."

If what they say is true........HOLY SHIT.

Sorry, I don't know how to do the highlighting thing so just page down (but a lesson would be much appreciated!)...this is from ABC's board today--sounds plausible BUT the ABC board has a lot of foilers--Michael did seem a bit "off" so maybe it is true.

But since TPTB have said that Ana does NOT die, I'm just a barrel of contradictions today... ha!

Here goes:


Michael returns and tells the LOSTies all about his ordeal. He tells them that they need to go to the "Others" and overtake them, because they are quite disorganized and do not have alot of weapons (sort of the way Jack thought in "The Hunting Party"). So Jack gets the weapons rather forcefully from Sawyer -- which irritates him greatly. So a group of LOSTies, consisting of Jack, John Locke, Kate, Sayid, Jin, Charlie and a few others get ready to go. Sawyer
stays, along with Mr. Eko, Bernard and Ana Lucia to guard the camp. Michael stays, because he is "too weak" to travel. Michael promises to stay in the hatch and punch in the numbers, while also guarding Fake-Henry.

Ana Lucia tries to interrogate Fake Henry. To her shock, Fake-Henry overpowers her, but she is saved by someone else. However, the things that he said to her bother her badly. Somehow, he "knows" alot about her. She realizes that Fake-Henry is very dangerous. So she arranges a sensual "scuffle" with Sawyer for the purpose of retrieving his gun.

Eventually, Ana Lucia heads back to the hatch. Just before she can put an end to Fake-Henry's life, she is shot dead -- by MICHAEL!!! It seems that Michael has arranged the ENTIRE "back to camp" ordeal for the sole purpose of rescuing Henry Gale. While he still seems
compassionate -- it seems like he is blinded by a belief that saving Fake-Henry will help him get his son back.

Fake-Henry and Michael then make haste for the jungle to meet up with the "Others."

The flashback also shows that Ana Lucia was tied to Jack and
Christian Shepherd. Why was Ana Lucia in Australia? Christian hired her from a trust to follow Jack! Remember the Season 1 flashback, where Ana Lucia meets Jack in the airport bar? This was planned by Ana Lucia.

To create hidden text, really what you're doing is just making the text white. So when the text box pops up for you to write your post in, click on the painter's pallet icon, and then select the white. Anything you type in the box below that will not appear once your post is up and running. If you want to type in the hypertext markups manually, they are [ color : white ] and [ / color ] without all the spaces. Then you just type whatever text you don't want to appear between the marks.

THANKS! much simpler than I thought!

That can't be right. Just because they aren't supposed to actually go try to get Walt back until the season finale. Furthermore, Locke is supposed to stay behind during that whole mission because he's going to make a decision about the hatch. I'm not saying that all can't still happen, but it's definitely not going to happen all in this episode. That doesn't make sense considering the evidence.

Since some of our Canadian friends have just seen the show, here is a bit to confirm/deny:
all of the above spoiler is correct except that fake-henry and michael do not run off into the jungle together