Can someone explain to me the last few minutes of lost on the season finale(2nd season)?I didnt really get it?
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What we found out tonight was that this entire show, from the beginning up through tonight, has been about one person.....DESMOND\n\nPenny's billionaire father is bank-rolling this Dharma Project. It has something to do with the giant magnet under the island. Penny knew about this experiment, but never knew which island.\n\nShe knew that Desmond was going to be in her father's "Around the World" boat race. She knew that the magnet would draw Desmond's boat to this particular island. Her father knew this also, since he was still seeking revenge on Desmond for never taking the bribe to stay away from Penny.\n\nPenny has had her team of scientists searching the planet for this magnetic anomoly. When Desmond turned the "fail safe" key, it started the electro-magnetic pulse which were picked up by Penny's scientists in the Artic. Now Penny knows where the island is, and will start looking for Desmond.\n\nThis whole show has been about the lost love between Penny and Desmond, and the revenge that Desmond and Penny's father seek upon each other....who knew??..:-)
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Adrift is the 27th episode of Lost. It is the second episode of the show's second season.\n\nAftermath of Walt's kidnapping\nSawyer surfaces in the ocean after the attack on the raft. The raft is burning, one whole side of it blown away. Pieces of wreckage float everywhere. Michael is heard screaming for Walt repeatedly, and Sawyer screaming for Jin. Sawyer decides to rescue Michael first, and swims over to him, dragging him onto a piece of flotsam.\n\nShark sighting\nOn their makeshift raft, Michael blames Sawyer for making him fire the flare, drawing their attackers to them, while Jin is nowhere to be found. Shortly after, something pounds on the raft from below. When Sawyer and Michael investigate, they see the distinctive fin of a shark. Michael blames Sawyer's bleeding wound for attracting the shark, and this devolves into an argument which ends when Michael orders Sawyer off his piece of raft. Sawyer complies, moving onto another piece of the raft, but soon the two are arguing again (while Sawyer digs the bullet out of his shoulder by hand). Sawyer's piece of raft disintegrates, forcing him to rejoin Michael.\n\nAs they continue to float along with the current, one of the raft's pontoons appears, and they decide to board it. At this time we get a glimpse of the shark underwater and we see a strange marking on its tail. Sawyer swims to the pontoon, giving Michael his gun in case the shark appears. When it does, Michael fires several times, apparently injuring the shark, which breaks off. Momentarily shocked by the experience, Michael numbly swims for the pontoon, where Sawyer waits for him.\n\nMichael's flashback\nDuring Michael's flashbacks, he remembers his early custody struggles with Susan, who has asked Michael to sign away his paternal rights to Walt. Though Michael initially resists, suing to keep his rights, he eventually relents as Susan persuades him to doubt his own motivations and whether he is pursuing his own desires or Walt's best interests. As part of the flashback there is a parting scene between Michael and Walt. Michael gives Walt a toy polar bear.\n\nWashing ashore\nWhen day breaks on the raft, Michael is crying. He realizes that he should not have brought Walt with him on the raft, even if all he really wanted was to be with his son. As with his custody battle, Walt's safety and security should have been paramount, and Michael tells Sawyer that Walt's kidnapping was his own fault. At this point, Sawyer looks around and notices that they are back at the island. When they wash ashore, on a beach they do not recognize, they are greeted by Jin running toward them, hands tied behind his back, shouting the word "Others", and fleeing a group holding him captive.\n\nAt the hatch before Jack arrives\nBack at camp, Claire discovers Charlie carrying the Virgin Mary statue stolen from the Beechcraft 18, but does not know about the heroin contained inside.\n\nAlso shown are the events at the hatch before Jack's arrival. After Kate disappears into the hatch, Locke descends as well, finding an unconscious Kate in the computer room. An armed Desmond walks up behind them, quizzing Locke if he is "him". Locke at first claims to be whom Desmond is seeking, but fails to answer the riddle correctly that Desmond poses to him. This failure prompts Desmond to round up the two. Desmond orders Kate to tie Locke up, but Locke, explaining that Kate is the bigger threat, convinces Desmond she should be tied up. When Desmond concurs, Locke slides her one of his knives, and locks her in a dark room. Kate frees herself, and turns on a light, amazed to find herself in a large pantry filled with foodstuffs, all in boxes bearing a strange marking. After enjoying an "Apollo" brand chocolate bar, she climbs into a ventilation shaft, while Locke and Desmond take turns asking each other questions.\n\nThe plotline converges to the same point at the end of the last epi
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I was shocked too! i was like what? how could they do that? well you know what they say, you do it on the island you die on the island.   but yeah i was soo sad for hurley! if he would have only remembered the blankets!!!! i was crying, oh crap here come the waterworks.
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I'm with you. And why was this season so short when the next one is going to be 16 episodes? I'm really sick of them throwing out these new mysteries without solving any of the old ones, first. How can I give a crap about Desmond's ability to know the future when I still don't know how Locke wound up in a wheelchair?\n\nI kind of feel like I'm cheating on Lost - it used to be the only show we watched - but we're kind of digging Heroes now. You might want to check it out. It's not as smart or complex as Lost but it's the same sort of thing. And if they give you a question they generally answer it.
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I don't understand what you are asking. Was there another episode following the Finale?
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I use to watch lost all the time.  I loved the first season.  This season has been very difficult in keeping my attention.  It seems like it's just started all over since the other half of the plane was discovered.  So slow moving...
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Yes!!!  Lost rules!!  I don't think anyone will die tonight but maybe in next season's premier!  Wouldn't that be a great cliffhanger?  Personally, I kind of hope Jack bites it.  He is getting so arrogant and self righteous that he gets on my nerves (who made him God?).  I heard that they killed Libby because they "ran out of story for her" which I find hard to believe, but they did say that even though Libby is dead, Cynthia Watros will be on next season.  Michelle Rodriguez only signed for one year that's why they killed her off.  Just a coincidence that they both happen to be the ones that got DUIs.
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That's old!  She dies!\n\nDo you want me to tell you the finale?\n\nAs Libby clings to life, Michael must deal with the awful truth of what he has done. While Jack treats his gunshot wound, Michael knows that she is the only person who can say what really happened in the Hatch. This has him on edge more than ever. And while his guilt is profound, his desire to rescue his son is much, much stronger.\n\nBut what to do about Henry? It looks like he shot three of our people on his way out of the Hatch and two of them are likely to die. He's on the run and Jack wants some payback, but is once again handcuffed by his value to the group as a doctor and therefore must pass the responsibility of going after him to someone else.\n\nEko finds himself drawn to Locke like never before and the two form an uneasy alliance as they set off in pursuit of the man who has wrought so much havoc in the camp. But as they make their way into the jungle, we get the sense this journey is about much more than revenge.\n\nIn FLASHBACK we see Eko as he once was, resplendent in his robes and taking confession in an Australian church. But when one of his "customers" makes a reference to Eko's past we learn that he still trying to free himself of the man he once was. It seems Eko is trying to make his way to the USA and he's finally got the papers to get him there, but his Monsignor informs him that his trip will have to wait -- at least long enough for him to investigate something. It seems one of the parishioners has reported a miracle.\n\nBack on the island, Libby continues to hold on as Michael sweats it out in the background and Kate has the unenviable job of informing Hurley the terrible news. Despondent, Hurley races to the Hatch to sit at Libby's side in a desperate attempt to save her life. \n\nMeanwhile, in the jungle, Locke and Eko share a haunting connection in their dreams that leads them to the discovery of a new Hatch. And the information they discover within is enough to shake all of us to the core. It seems that, for these two men, their feelings and beliefs about the island have switched places. Whereas Locke was the believer for so long, this new discovery has convinced him he was being a fool. But Eko's belief in the importance of what they are doing has never ever been stronger. And on this island, the stakes are as high as they get.\n\nPeople see what they want to. And while one person sees nothing but smoke and mirrors, the next believes he has been witness to an honest-to-goodness miracle. Thing is, who among us is in a position to decide which one is correct? \n\nAir Date: 05/17/2006 \nIn the aftermath of the tragedy at the Hatch, a few things are becoming clear. Michael is willing to wait no longer in order to get his son back. And Jack will never again allow his people to be terrorized by the Others. Hippocratic Oath aside, if there is to be war, let it come. And may it be -- finally -- the last battle for life on this island.\n\nFor some the war has already begun and more than one of our survivors has blood on their hands. Some just have an easier time wiping it off. So while preparations are made to bury Libby and Ana Lucia, a plan is hatched to go and end things once and for all. And it's Michael who is intent on leading the charge. \n\nBut there's a catch -- not everyone is invited to come. Just five people will be making this journey and all have been chosen by Michael himself, whether they are aware of that fact or not. And some of his choices might be surprising.\n\nBut IN FLASHBACK we get to experience the things that led Michael to this place. And when we learn the details surrounding what happened to Walt, as much as we don't want to, we can almost understand why Michael had to do what he…well, did. \n\nWhat would you do to save your child's life? How far would you be willing to go? How thin could you stretch your belief in what is right vs. what is wrong? How much do th
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first of all i gotta say....I LOVE LOST!!\nok now we can talk...yes i thought it was a very good episode,but now i have a zillion more questions!!! i hope it comes back soon(and i hope they wont have so many reruns like last season!!)\nthe statue with the four toes really freaked me out,i wonder what it is!\nand dont worry im sure locke eko and desmond are ok, they cant kill all 3 can they? cant wait 4 next season!
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The Aaron/Lilly sex tapes went missing from the Sheriff's office, stolen by Deputy Leo. He had planned to sell them to the tabloids for a mint, but instead he sold them to Logan, who, being Logan, tortured himself by watching them all the way through and then erasing the tapes.\n\nVeronica was drafted for jury duty, which was kinda boring. \n\nMeg died, but the baby survived. Duncan ran away (again!) with the baby.\n\nWallace came back, but we haven't heard anything about what happened while he was off with his Dad.\n\nSheriff Lamb took off his shirt and we were all duly impressed.
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Have not been watching much my self lately but ....\nZoe was back terrorising the bay again. Jack and Martha were getting married and Zoe blew the barn in which the reception was up. Mattie suffered serious burns, Peter(policeman, Dans bro) died etc etc \nNow half the cast who were been transferred to the local hospital by helicopter have gone missing as helicopter crashed! \nDoes this help??
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The Lost season finale is on 5/24/2006. It's 2 hours long and it's going to be great. I can't wait.
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The 3rd season is ok. It's not going to have any new episodes for around 3 months, so that sucks. It hasn't really answered many questions that I had. Yes, Echo died. But not in the explosion, No one died in the explosion. Echo was killed by that mysterious black smoke thing. John Locke is fine, we learned he was on a pot farm in one of his flashbacks. Hope that answered your question.
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Oh how I hate cliffhangers! I say that as bad as the bullet wound was Tom felt he had no other choice but to take her to the water. Of course assuming the "light" doesn't spit her out she'll now be a hybrid. I'm wondering what will happen to her baby. Will she lose it in the transformation or will the baby be hybrid but not like the "litter" the pregnant hybrids had but instead have a normal looking baby born a hybrid? \nI know that the beginning of next season the first thing that'll happen after Tom finally tells Russell is that Russell and Dave will want to kill Tom but of course Mariel will prevent it.
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In the Season Finale, the hybrid army continues to push the captors into the water as thousands of luminescent lights fall into it. There is some strong resistance, but it appears as if all humans will be pushed into the water and they will become hybrids. Larkin decides to hide Jesse and Rose under a flight of stairs so they can be safe. Meanwhile, Russell decides that he must help the humans, so he shoots down the lock on the door in the room Mariel and him are in and he leaves. Tom drives toward the action and prepares to fight back, while Szura tells the army to shoot anyone who tries to leave. Tom finally pulls up in front of the water and gets out, leaving Kira in. He picks up a gun and begins to shoot the army with the help of Russell who joins him. Suddenly, helicopters of the U.S. Air Force appear above the action and begin to round up the hybrids as well as take complete authority of the place. Furious, Szura takes Mariel with him and flees from the Air Force. Once everyone's safe, Russell and Tom soon see Lewis and Dave come out of a lead car and they realize that they brought the Air Force to the location. With everyone safe, Tom and Russell now must find Mariel and kill Szura.\nTom talks with Russell about the fact that Szura must be at a battery station that Tom appointed to him. They begin their search while Dave and Lewis are confronted by Jesse's friend Brett and a revolutionary. They order for Dave and Lewis to take them to Tom's house. Larkin, Jesse and Rose accompany them. Meanwhile, at the battery, Szura orders Mariel to deal with the birth of the hybrid babies, yet each one claims that they want to go to the water. Szura yet doesn't care about the mothers, only the offspring. Before Szura can do anything, several gunshots are heard from outside the dark room. Szura rushes out, gun in hand, trying to see what's happening. As he enters the fresh air several bullets just miss him and he soon realizes it's Tom and Russell who are attacking. Outnumbered two to one, Szura tries desperately to knock out one of them but he is delayed once a bullet strikes his chest. He retreats to a room in the station, as Tom confronts Mariel. Russell stays with her, while Tom enters the room Szura fled into. Tracking down blood marks, Tom sees water in the distance and knows it's a distraction. Almost sensing the room, Tom fires three straight bullets exactly behind him, and all three hit Szura in the chest. He falls to the floor but isn't dead yet. Szura goes for his weapon and picks it up, but before he can pull the trigger, Tom fires and hits Szura once more. Finally, Szura is dead. Russell, Tom, and Mariel leave the area before more hybrids come. \nMeanwhile, Brett and his companion explore the Underlay's house yet no one is home. So, they lock up everyone and wait for his arrival. Silently though, Lewis uses his radio to contact Tom about the situation. Tom decides to check out the situation and lets Mariel and Russell take the pregnant women to the water. Once at the water, Russell gives a helping hand and the women enter the water. They are surrounded by alien fish and they are taken away for their birth. One women can't make it to the water, but the alien comes onto the land and takes her away as well. Russell and Mariel watch the amazing scene and realize that they must move on. Mariel begins to feel for Russell differently, like when they were married. They begin their ride home in a happy, gentle mood.\nBack at the house, Lewis attempts to disarm or kill Brett and the revolutionary, who apparently only came for the money. Brett on the other hand wanted to find out what is going on with Tom and everything. But before Lewis can find them, a gun is pointed at his head. He as well as the rest of the hostages, are chained up in the double lock room Tom used earlier. Then, Tom arrives at the house and tries to disarm the revolutionary, but his weapon is taken away from him. Brett, th
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Well I took it just to mean that just basically replace Mark with David and vise versa in all the scenes. So in the episode where Becky meets Mark, it is actually David. I didn't like the ending. I seem to remember hearing that Roseanne just wanted to end the show "her way" and that was the result. It was suppose to be a sit-com and the last episode made me sad and depressed. Dan dead? No lottery? Bllahhh -- horrible end to a pretty good show.
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~Grace is pregnant w/Leos baby. She found out he called off his wedding & is in Rome so she wants to go tell him she's having his baby. Will got back together w/Vince & was going to buy a house w/him until he found out Grace couldn't stay with them. (After he dumps Vince he finds out Grace wants to go to rome.) Jack got his own tv show & when they air it they dubbed his voice. And Karen wants to divorce Stan. Next week is the finale, i'm sooo depressed!