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limacharliewhiskey · 04-25-2008, 04:10 PM

Great episode last night. I was a bit surprised that it was Widmore's men who killed Rosseau and Alex. I guess it's a bit hard to tell how much time has been going by, but because of the temporal displacement of the island, I thought it would take longer for Widmore's men to get there, like the rocket fired from the ship to the island that took 31 hours to get there instead of 20 minutes.

The Ben flashforward was great too. Michael Emerson is a great actor, able to play a wicked bad guy with such sympathy.

At least we now understand why Sayid is working for Ben in the future.

Also noticed a goof that I would've thought the writers should have caught: the Chicken Little joke between Hugo and Sawyer. The Chicken Little movie came out in November 2005, while the events of the island are taking place at approximately January 2005. I'm assuming that they're referring to the movie, unless it was based off a book that came out earlier.

04-25-2008, 04:10 PM	#77 (permalink)
limacharliewhiskey FryMaster Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: The O.C.	Great episode last night. I was a bit surprised that it was Widmore's men who killed Rosseau and Alex. I guess it's a bit hard to tell how much time has been going by, but because of the temporal displacement of the island, I thought it would take longer for Widmore's men to get there, like the rocket fired from the ship to the island that took 31 hours to get there instead of 20 minutes. The Ben flashforward was great too. Michael Emerson is a great actor, able to play a wicked bad guy with such sympathy. At least we now understand why Sayid is working for Ben in the future. Also noticed a goof that I would've thought the writers should have caught: the Chicken Little joke between Hugo and Sawyer. The Chicken Little movie came out in November 2005, while the events of the island are taking place at approximately January 2005. I'm assuming that they're referring to the movie, unless it was based off a book that came out earlier. __________________ "Believing oneself to be perfect is often a sign of a delusional mind." - Data in Star Trek: First Contact DVD Aficionado collection. Last edited by limacharliewhiskey : 04-25-2008 at 04:17 PM.