Honestly, I am wither playing guitar, doing schoolwork, or one the computer writing, posting on PA, or doing more schoolwork.  I can never find the time. 

 

unless you get the dvd's of course, and have a lot of free time

 

o0o that'd be quite interesting. i only hope that hatches arent the main focus of every season.

 

 

Nah I think they're done w/ the hatches for a while.

 

I think they said the main focus this time around is gonna be the Kate-Jack-Sawyer love story.

 

Stranded (arrived by accident crashes) on an unmarked unknown "deserted" island with no ways communication with a strange base built in it, sounds famila??? >>>> so this is not Gilligan's Island or Robinson Crusoe. But it sure as hell is taking on the initial setting of Verne's story.

 

Sure the Verne version is fairly old and outdated, but the canvas is serving for Lost. And from the canvas,they make sufficient changes and modernize the plot >> trick done.

 

Nothing is an accident on this show (spoiler warning) the plane was pulled in by some kind of magnetic field. I've never read that book, but I wouldn't doubt it has some similar qualities. As for a "rip-off" I doubt it the show takes the best parts of many shows combines 'em into something new and original.

 

For Ex: I've seen some Ideas from the "Matrix", "Gilligan's Island", "The Twilight Zone" "Survivor" ect... all expressed on Lost.

 

Spoiler Warning

 

I hope the premiere is as good as last years. That first scene w/desmond was crazy. The second episode,,,,,,,, or the second half of the first, sucked though. You wait a whole week to see the same episode from another point of view???? I hope they don't do that again.

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Yeah it was good if you look back on it, but I would have rathered they made it into one episode though. My problem was that I waited a whole week to find out who he was, but nothing.

 

Didn't really spoil anything though...?? but just for you I'll add a spoiler warning.

 

Honestly, I rather listen to an album than watch a tv show, its more interesting and more productive use of time. 

 

 

I don't know I like the second episode. The part with Jack was pretty uneventful, but the part with the raft was pretty interesting. They finally gave us some more information about Walt and we got to see some more of the "others"

 

 

Or am I thinking or the wrong episode? 

 

No not the raft episode.  It coincides w/ the first episode except from lockes point of view.

 

 

 

Surely the plane was pulled in by some kind of magnetic field was not intentional, therefore an accident, and they might even twist the polt to say that yes it was because they wanted to destroy or kill something in that plane, who knows?

 

 

OK, I'll take back the rip-off words which might be too cruel/severe. I mean these guys are professional writer and I was hooked enough to have seen roughly half the shows and even delaying my leaving the house until the show was finished.

 

But if you sere how these TV scriptwriting teams are brainstorming and shovelling ideas around, there is no doubt they are pillaging and plundering every book they ever set their eyes upon. *

 

And surely this great classic book was in their hands

 

 

 

 

There is quite a bit of truth into this. I am sure that the whole idea/p)lot could've been done in three or four episodes, but obviously such a TV series is made for the industry to feed on for years, so they will in all likelyhood stretch out , dilute and meander as far as they can before bringing the real issues about what occupies. If I remember, they took almost tyhree episodes to open the exit/shaft. >> ridiculous and thin.

 

And you'd think by now the fat guy had lost at leaqst twenty kilos.

 

There is a reason Hurley hasn't lost any weight. I'd tell you but I'm not going to because I don't want to spoil another thing for Logos.

 

And he ain't sharing either