“What they died for” was everything I expected it to be and then some.  I wish the campfire scene would have been more detailed with Jacob explaining more about his job and how the Island came to be, but I’m not disappointed, they got the information they needed to carry on and it was nice to see Jacob one last time. Let’s start with our recap. In the Alt world Desmond has been very busy gathering the losties for one major group enlightenment. It would appear they’re all going to be attending the same concert, whe.

LOST has always been one mystery after another, never fully disclosing  the truths, always leaving a little something for our imagination. Isn’t this one of the reasons we fell in love with this show, clinging to our TV’s every Tuesday night?  So why are so many people upset over this week’s episode, ‘Across the sea’? I thought they stayed true to the mythology of LOST.  I enjoyed it for what it was, another piece to the puzzle. We learned a lot this week, so lets start with “Fmother” (fake mother).Â.

I suddenly realize, as I sit here at my desk writing this blog with tears streaming down my face, that this is it – it’s really over.  After watching this episode the realization that LOST is coming to an end really hit me and it hit me hard.  I just can’t imagine not seeing  our second family anymore. Didn’t last week seem long, lonely and sad without a new episode of LOST to watch? Now just imagine after the finale, what are all of us going to do? Well if you have a heart at all, this weeks episode, “The Candi.

Wasn’t it just wonderful to see everyone together again?  I know they’re not really “together”, but I mean seeing them all in the same episode.  It was like the good ol’ days.  It was great to see Jack again, I like the way he went from a man of science to a man of faith – it suits him and I feel like he’s better than ever. I really don’t care for Claire this season, she’s so strange now.  Sawyer was right when he said she’s been drinking Locke’s Koolaid, she’s welcome .

Tuesday’s just don’t get here fast enough for me and each episode of LOST just leaves me hanging on for more. I absolutely love this show so much that no matter how much they reveal, I just simply can’t get enough.  I’ve been hearing that a lot of people are really hating on this season. Supposedly “these people” have watched since the very beginning and now they’ve stopped watching because the answers aren’t coming fast enough or they don’t like the alternate world, some simply want to see.

Things are really starting to move fast now as we make our way to the finale.  It seems like some things are being rushed to me, maybe it just appears that way, because I don’t want it to end.  I’m so upset about what’s happening with some of our Lostie’s, but I guess they can’t all have a happy ending. We’ll start with Sayid.  He told Smokey, “I don’t feel anything – anger, happiness, pain.  I don’t feel it anymore.”  It would appear that Sayid is officially soul-less.  I .

First I must apologize for my blog being late this week, I’ve been under the weather a bit. So lets get to it. What did you think of this last episode?  Wasn’t Richard amazing?  I felt so sorry for the way his life turned out.  Remember a couple of weeks ago, when Richard ran into Jack and Hurley in the jungle and took them to the Black Rock  so he could convince them to help him commit suicide?  I said I thought  he was really sent by Jacob and that he was faking it to test Jack’s faith, well I was wrong. Wow, poor Rich.