I am SO glad we've hung in there with Lost

[Patiod]

This week's was one of my favorite episodes yet. Anyone else a fan?

[DesertRat]

1. I'm a fan

This week's episode left me more puzzled than ever!

[Longhorn]

2. I'm a recent fan.

I bought Season I on dvd and bought Season II through itunes, then started watching from Maternity Leave. It's a lot more fun watching the episodes consecutively with no months-long breaks in between but I just have to be patient along with everyone else. :)

I got my husband hooked, too. But I feel like my patience could be tested if they don't start coming up with some answers. My husband skipped all of Season II up to Maternity Leave and I was able to fill him in in a very short time. It amazed me how little had actually happened since the end of Season I.

[Duer 157099]

3. Yeah, a reluctant fan that is (spoiler maybe)

Like the poster above mentions, the going is extremely slow and not for the impatient (who, me?)

I try to record a few episodes and watch them all at once, and I caught up last week.

I think we're going to find out it's not just Hurley's mind bender, but that it's a group one.

Pretty much like concensus reality, only a concensus hallucination or alternate reality.

And, even if it is something other than "regular" reality, the dumping of food by Hurley was just unbelievable, as was Sawyer tossing aside a cookie that didn't unscrew correctly.

Sheesh. It'd better be a dream of some sort.

[Goblinmonger]

4. I have thought it was a mind bender

since them showing The Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge book this season. A great short story about what goes through a guys mind as he is being hung. It is by Ambrose Bierce. Be worth the read if you want to work on your theory (it was made into a short film by the french and that was turned into a twilight zone episode if you don't like reading).

[liberalnurse]

5. I don't understand any of this show!

I'm lost when it comes to "Lost". :shrug: :cry: