Lost: Season Six

[Dr Strangelove]

Let me put it this way: my soldier has never failed his duty ever.

[Drake Tungsten]

I'm not sure if that answers my question. I suspect you're married, which means your soldier was placed on inactive reserve a long time ago.

[Guynemer]

What the ****ing ****?


I was replying in the health care thread, and it got posted here? Poly is ****ing up again.

[Drake Tungsten]

I'm sorry, but isn't one of the whole points of this whole ****ing debate (and the one point that wasn't really substantively addressed at all, sadly) the fact that health care costs are ~16% of all dollars spent, and rising? How does that not meet the definition of the commerce clause?

I don't think they'll be addressing that on tonight's episode, but we can all hope.

[Guynemer]

DanSed.

[Drake Tungsten]

DanSed.

Wrong. It's not a DanS if you get quoted.

[Sharpe]

Just finished watching the Richard episode - we had it on between 7 and 8. Without spoilers, in typical lost fashion it answered some questions and opened up some new ones

No idea how to use spoiler function here so I won't say more.

[Drake Tungsten]

Well, that wasn't quite the mind-blowing experience I had been expecting. Still, Hurley can make anything awesome.

[flash9286]

I'm sorry, but isn't one of the whole points of this whole ****ing debate (and the one point that wasn't really substantively addressed at all, sadly) the fact that health care costs are ~16% of all dollars spent, and rising? How does that not meet the definition of the commerce clause?

I don't think they'll be addressing that on tonight's episode, but we can all hope.

If only Ricardus had been covered under universal health care none of this would have happened.

[Koyaanisqatsi]

Hmm. Somewhat of a letdown for me. Now getting very nervous about what the actual end is going to be.

[flash9286]

Thought it was best episode of the season. And I'm pretty sure Jacob told Hurley to say those last lines.

[Guynemer]

If only Ricardus had been covered under universal health care none of this would have happened.

I was thinking the exact same thing.

[Guynemer]

Thought it was best episode of the season.

Nah. Not bad, but not the epic experience I had hoped for. The Locke episode is still the clear #1, but this has a legit argument for #2.

And I'm pretty sure Jacob told Hurley to say those last lines.

It was awfully suspicious, wasn't it? We still don't know for sure just who is telling the truth in all this.

[Drake Tungsten]

Nah. Not bad, but not the epic experience I had hoped for.

QFT

[Guynemer]

I will say that I was quite surprised; before the episode started, I gave Richard about a 95% chance of being a rotting corpse by the end of it.


It was a surprisingly emotional episode; it dragged a bit at the start through the sequence of his stuggles in the hold of the Black Rock. I thought that stuff could have been condensed a bit, though that may have lessened the impact of the final scene with Isabelle.

And Drake is right: Hurley ****ing rules. He is just a good person, through and through. They're setting Jack up to be the replacement, but it ought to be Hugo.