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Season 2 of LOST began with one of the most mind-blowing opening sequences as we see a man doing laundry, making a smoothie, listening to music, and enjoying many modern amenities that you would not expect on the island. As Locke and Jack blow open the hatch and we realize that a man was living inside, all of our minds were opened to the vast possibilities that LOST could bring. In “Man of Science, Man of Faith” we talk about Kate, Locke, and Jack’s journey into the hatch, creepy wet Walt, Hurley’s admission that he was in a mental institution, and the revelation of Desmond Hume. We also talk about the off-island story of Jack fixing Sarah, the death of Shannon’s dad, and Jack’s obsessive personality.
In “Adrift” we see Michael and Sawyer floating on remnants of the raft, Michael distraught about the abduction of his son, Sawyer struggling with his bullet wound, and their eventual reunion with Jin. We talk about Michael being forced to give Walt to Susan and how that will drive him to find Walt again. We also talk about Kate’s perspective on entering the hatch, the food pantry, and more!
Here’s the link to the movie that has Henry Ian Cusick as Jesus.
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Hi guys, Linda from Florida here with feedback for Everybody Hates Hugo, which I’m watching right now. Love this episode because it’s Hurley’s, one of my favorite characters. Many great moments starting with his dreaming of the food and Jin speaking english, his reaction to Kate’s reminder about the numbers, Charlie’s sarcasm in response to being out of the loop, Michael Sawyer & Jin meeting Bernard. One of my favorite scenes in the series is the end montage with awesome Giacchino when Hurley is handing out the food. There was one thing however that really bothered me about this episode – Hurley being “assigned” the “job” of taking care of the food by Jack & Locke. I suppose it was a convenient plot device for Hurley’s story arc, but I was thinking – who the heck do they think they are assigning jobs and ordering people to do anything?! Hurley’s ultimate solution was the right one anyway. I’m enjoying the podcast, keep up the good work!
I’m also enjoying your Revolution podcast, I started watching from the beginning on netflix a couple of months ago, and I”m only a couple of episodes behind right now. I’ll be caught up by next week and look forward to listening to the live podcast.