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Post by Matthew on Sept 21, 2005 22:54:31 GMT -5
“I changed my mind”
So locke belayed the rope and climbed down with his bloody hands? Doc has some sensibility to him, gloving up.
Great, Jack, Captain Kirk your way into a flashback…
Some sort of bizarre self-torture involving stadia…
Who’s the Irishman? With the teeny tiny ponytail?
“Ah, a girl patient”
“You must have done something worthy of this self-flagellation”
“But what if you did?”
“And you don’t believe in miracles” This must be later that evening…
“You have to lift it up” ?
“Your ankle”!
“See you in another life, yeah?”
What a bloody odd conversation. Which covers the landing in the bottom.
Go to the light! But , you know, carefully.
Hey, it’s the klieg lights!
Whatinhell is he looking for?
Whose sneakers?
Graffitti? It’s a shrine..
Magnetic thingie in wall?
Okay, that’s freaky. And the lights do bang on.
Geodesic dome? With an old computer in it.
Kate hollering in background, don’t you hear her?
Oh, that’s a command prompt, not a smiley.. >: | With no rooted drive set in.. predates them, I guess.
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Post by Matthew on Sept 21, 2005 22:56:24 GMT -5
And we are back in the stinking flashback, dammit.
“Wow, you really smell”
It was that same day…
“Tour de stade” I agree with her: why would you do that?
Kevin won’t be here ever again, no doubt.
He’s odd, in that he’s so definite about it.
“How come I can wiggle my toes?”
Hee! Saw that coming.
Desmond was a miracle man.
Oh, great, he’s crying with joy.. that’s.. beautiful.
Who is holding the gun?
DESMOND!!!!!!!!
HOLY BATSHIT!!!
“Brother”!!!!!!!
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Post by Rachael on Sept 21, 2005 23:17:16 GMT -5
Of course, if anyone was gonna do the run and stumble, it'd be Shannon.  And also, Walt? Shades of "The Shining". The great book, not either lousy movie. |
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Post by Matthew on Sept 21, 2005 23:37:06 GMT -5
So all this time, hatch-guy has been keeping in shape for the right girl, perhaps? Perhaps. Although if that was a steroid he injected, and if he's been taking them all this time, then his testicles are probably the size of pistachios. I was thinking that they were steroids at first, but what if they're anti-radiation meds, or something else? |
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Post by Matthew on Sept 21, 2005 23:37:57 GMT -5
I have a very so-so reaction to this premiere. It was OK. Not exactly filled with a "can't wait for next week!" feeling. Crazy French Lady, now Crazy . . . what?. . . English? Australian? I didn't pay a lot of attention to the accent . . guy. There are so many characters to keep track of, already. I know we lost Boone, but we gotta gain this guy? And he seems unrelated to the "others" who kidnapped Walt, but who knows. And I am perilously close to adding "who cares?" "Irish" I think. |
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Post by Matthew on Sept 21, 2005 23:40:16 GMT -5
How long would Jack have lasted as a doctor if he was as unprofessional with all patients as he was with Sarah?
I wonder if Sarah lost her mobility after she married Jack, and their marriage fell apart?
Serious weirdness at the end of the episode.
And is poor little Walt dead, since Shannon saw him?
GAIL How was he unprofessional with Sara? (sp is same as the Planetary Voice of Reason's) I thought he was rather crappy with her, at first, in the lousy bedside manner, but not so much with the unprofessional. |
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Post by Matthew on Sept 21, 2005 23:41:30 GMT -5
So, the title: I'm thinking both phrases apply to Jack? (Not one to Jack, the other to Locke.) I think that they both apply to Jack, actually. |
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Post by RAKSHA on Sept 22, 2005 0:29:41 GMT -5
How long would Jack have lasted as a doctor if he was as unprofessional with all patients as he was with Sarah?
I wonder if Sarah lost her mobility after she married Jack, and their marriage fell apart?
Serious weirdness at the end of the episode.
And is poor little Walt dead, since Shannon saw him?
GAIL How was he unprofessional with Sara? (sp is same as the Planetary Voice of Reason's) I thought he was rather crappy with her, at first, in the lousy bedside manner, but not so much with the unprofessional.
But worst of all was Jack telling this poor woman who was supposedly paralyzed that he'd been running and had hurt his ankle, and then saying how sorry he was that he hadn't helped her - with tears in his eyes. That's bound to make a frightened patient feel worse. If I were facing paralysis, I would be horrified if my doctor were babbling about running and hurting his ankle, and was practically crying at me - I'd want sympathy, but not tears from him...And I don't think tears, red eyes, obvious signs of deep distress are considered part of the professional behavior expected from a doctor talking to his patient about her condition.
8-)GAIL |
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Post by Rob on Sept 22, 2005 0:43:21 GMT -5
“Joke, dude” “Really? Like usually you’re Mr. Haha. “ “and occasionally somebody blows up all over you, but you get to sleep in in the morning..” Well, Hurley’s telling the numbers story. Hurley’s lost weight. “Well, actually, meteorite” Locke would be pleased.. “You were in a psych ward?” “Yours sucks, dude” He’s not wrong.. This exchange made me hate Jack a little. Anyone notice how both men - science and faith - chose to ignore and/or discount Hurley? Idiots.  |
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Post by Rob on Sept 22, 2005 0:47:39 GMT -5
Of course, if anyone was gonna do the run and stumble, it'd be Shannon. And also, Walt? Shades of "The Shining". The great book, not either lousy movie. Interesting how Vincent led Shannon to the spot. That dog has an agenda... Incidentally, I played Walt's whisper back five times, and it's completely unintelligible. Dammit. |
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Post by Rob on Sept 22, 2005 0:55:37 GMT -5
I have a very so-so reaction to this premiere. It was OK. Not exactly filled with a "can't wait for next week!" feeling. Crazy French Lady, now Crazy . . . what?. . . English? Australian? I didn't pay a lot of attention to the accent . . guy. There are so many characters to keep track of, already. I know we lost Boone, but we gotta gain this guy? And he seems unrelated to the "others" who kidnapped Walt, but who knows. And I am perilously close to adding "who cares?" Wow, someone was cranky this evening.  Seriously, I understand your frustration. "Lost" just continues to answer questions with more questions. Such methods can get old after a while, no matter how brilliantly they're done. Still, I have to admit: I'm sucked in again. Can't wait to see more next week, if only to find out what happened to the rafting crew. |
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Post by Pixi on Sept 22, 2005 6:54:10 GMT -5
Wow. Naked guy with protein shakes and abs. That's the big surprise in the hatch? Guy appears to have been there since what - the 60s? Very weird. And this Jack's bride backstory - how snoozy! Can I just say that was my initial reaction? A Jack backstory - oh please, please no. Though hee, hee on his funky long hair which kept throwing me because he looks so different. Weird opening. |
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Post by Pixi on Sept 22, 2005 6:54:54 GMT -5
So all this time, hatch-guy has been keeping in shape for the right girl, perhaps? #rofl1# |
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Post by Pixi on Sept 22, 2005 6:56:20 GMT -5
Walt did not look so good, did he? Also, I guess the guy in the hatch will be seeing Kate's butt coming down in the mirror?
Walt looked older and taller to me. Not surprising, since the young actor was 13 last spring; it's the age when boys start growth spurts and all. Weird appearance...Of course, we have no idea if that's really Walt....
GAILVery good point Gail. I thought that too. And since Hudson is 13 and is now as tall as I am, it is definitely growth spurt time. Walt (whatever his real name is) is probably very happy about it no matter what the producers think as I know Hudson is thrilled he is finally getting taller. |
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Post by Pixi on Sept 22, 2005 6:56:47 GMT -5
So all this time, hatch-guy has been keeping in shape for the right girl, perhaps? Perhaps. Although if that was a steroid he injected, and if he's been taking them all this time, then his testicles are probably the size of pistachios. #rofl1# No. 2. |
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