Gunbot wrote:Didn't I already explain that you can't go back in time, that you can only go forward?
So once you go foward you are stuck there forever??


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Gunbot wrote:Didn't I already explain that you can't go back in time, that you can only go forward?
brywool wrote:I had a similar problem with the latest Star Trek movie that was also done by the Lost guy. Time travel- too easy and too over used. It really seems like Abrahams is the Stephen King of TV/Movies. "I don't know how to end this, or I'm tired of it, so here's a really lame ending for you".
StevePerryHair wrote:Deb wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Gunbot wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Gunbot wrote:The consensus with Lost is that the Island was Purgatory.
"To make a very, very long story short we discovered via Christian Shephard aka Jack’s dead father that all of the people on Oceanic 815 including Desmond, Daniel, Charlotte, Kate, Sawyer, Miles, Lapidus, Claire, Sayid, Sun, Jin, Richard, Michael, Walt, Miles, Ana Lucia, Locke, Hurley and Benjamin did really live on the island but when they died they moved on to L.A for their afterlife where they had the life that they always dreamed off. In The End we learned that those who did eventually find a way to forgive the people who hurt them , and forgave themselves were reunited with the people who meant something to them an went to heaven."
WTF?
The consensus from those I've talked to is the Island was not purgatory. The flash sideways was. They left it up for a lot of interpretation to be left up for the viewer.
That's the cop out for me.
We can't wrap everything up correctly (As we promised to) because we got lazy in our writing and got every thing twisted in a knot so why don't we just just let the audience make up their own interpretation of what happened.
One of the reasons, I'm bringing this up is because there was this big guy on the news blubbering his heart out about the finale of the show and I was wondering how someone could get so caught up in something that had no real story line and in the final season, had writers making every thing up on the fly just to get the damn show done?
Can you put the spoiler alert in instead of god did it? Because I know someone here who has not seen it yet and it will ruin it for those who haven't![]()
And I think they wanted people to think the island is just a mysterious place, and the flash sideways was a way to have them all redeem all the bad things they were to maybe comfort the audience? That's why it was Purgatory? But they all arrived there at different times and they were the ones important to "jack" only. If you didn't watch it it's really hard to explain it to you.
Hell I'm still trying to wrap my head around Sawyer as a cop?!Mmmm...
All I know is the ONLY thing that makes me sad is I can't watch him every week anymore![]()
Sarah wrote:brywool wrote:I had a similar problem with the latest Star Trek movie that was also done by the Lost guy. Time travel- too easy and too over used. It really seems like Abrahams is the Stephen King of TV/Movies. "I don't know how to end this, or I'm tired of it, so here's a really lame ending for you".
Star Trek has always used time travel. It's in all of the Trek series! See this list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:S ... el_stories and also, Star Trek IV was centered around time travel. Abrams wasn't introducing anything new there.
AlteredDNA wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Deb wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:StocktontoMalone wrote:24?
Jack became like a serial killerI don't like the direction they took his character at all the last few episodes. It was just too violent for me.
Yep, I think Keifer's time as Jack Bauer is done. Hopefully see him in something new soon, he's much to good of an actor not to be.
Yeah, gutting the russian was a bit much for me
Well, how else was he supposed to get the memory card the russian had swallowed?
Deb wrote:AlteredDNA wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Deb wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:StocktontoMalone wrote:24?
Jack became like a serial killerI don't like the direction they took his character at all the last few episodes. It was just too violent for me.
Yep, I think Keifer's time as Jack Bauer is done. Hopefully see him in something new soon, he's much to good of an actor not to be.
Yeah, gutting the russian was a bit much for me
Well, how else was he supposed to get the memory card the russian had swallowed?
That's right.What goes around comes around. Lynn, did you not see him chained up and tortured for information, in one of the first few seasons.
StevePerryHair wrote:Deb wrote:AlteredDNA wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Deb wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:StocktontoMalone wrote:24?
Jack became like a serial killerI don't like the direction they took his character at all the last few episodes. It was just too violent for me.
Yep, I think Keifer's time as Jack Bauer is done. Hopefully see him in something new soon, he's much to good of an actor not to be.
Yeah, gutting the russian was a bit much for me
Well, how else was he supposed to get the memory card the russian had swallowed?
That's right.What goes around comes around. Lynn, did you not see him chained up and tortured for information, in one of the first few seasons.
Yes, but it's expected from bad guys. I dont' like torture, and it bothered me they let his character get that dark I guess. I mean he beat the crap out of the CTU agent and shot her point blank. I just think they let his character go somewhere it hadn't gone before.
Gunbot wrote:ILjrnyFan wrote:Gunbot wrote:Is this going to be the new cop out ending for Television shows when the storylines become so convoluted that there is no way to to connect all the dots anymore?
Lost?
And Battle Star Galactica from what I have read. The writers for Lost promised last year that everything in the show would have a scientific explanation. Apparently, they didn't even attempt Pseudo science, they just threw everything into a pot and said that's it. Write your own explanation. BSG totally went off course when the writers started following online chats and abandoned their own storylines to incorporate what the fans believed was actually going on in the shows. Since fans aren't really writers and tend to change their minds, you end up painting your self in a corner as writer when you go that route.
No wonder reality T.V. shows are all the rage. At least those scripts can be halfway believable.
Sarah wrote:brywool wrote:I had a similar problem with the latest Star Trek movie that was also done by the Lost guy. Time travel- too easy and too over used. It really seems like Abrahams is the Stephen King of TV/Movies. "I don't know how to end this, or I'm tired of it, so here's a really lame ending for you".
Star Trek has always used time travel. It's in all of the Trek series! See this list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:S ... el_stories and also, Star Trek IV was centered around time travel. Abrams wasn't introducing anything new there. And I can't think of a better way for them to have rebooted the series while preserving the old Trek canon than an alternate universe.
Deb wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Deb wrote:AlteredDNA wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Deb wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:StocktontoMalone wrote:24?
Jack became like a serial killerI don't like the direction they took his character at all the last few episodes. It was just too violent for me.
Yep, I think Keifer's time as Jack Bauer is done. Hopefully see him in something new soon, he's much to good of an actor not to be.
Yeah, gutting the russian was a bit much for me
Well, how else was he supposed to get the memory card the russian had swallowed?
That's right.What goes around comes around. Lynn, did you not see him chained up and tortured for information, in one of the first few seasons.
Yes, but it's expected from bad guys. I dont' like torture, and it bothered me they let his character get that dark I guess. I mean he beat the crap out of the CTU agent and shot her point blank. I just think they let his character go somewhere it hadn't gone before.
Yeah but don't ya know the whole American human race rides on Jack Bauer getting the bad guys by any means......every season.......yadda yadda yadda. Cut him some slack, that's a lot of pressure, don't ya know.
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Don't even know if I'll miss his Jack Bauer character, probably more his voice, that guy's got one sexyass speaking voice.May have to darn well watch a few of those Ford F150 truck commercials now.
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Deb wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Deb wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Gunbot wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Gunbot wrote:The consensus with Lost is that the Island was Purgatory.
"To make a very, very long story short we discovered via Christian Shephard aka Jack’s dead father that all of the people on Oceanic 815 including Desmond, Daniel, Charlotte, Kate, Sawyer, Miles, Lapidus, Claire, Sayid, Sun, Jin, Richard, Michael, Walt, Miles, Ana Lucia, Locke, Hurley and Benjamin did really live on the island but when they died they moved on to L.A for their afterlife where they had the life that they always dreamed off. In The End we learned that those who did eventually find a way to forgive the people who hurt them , and forgave themselves were reunited with the people who meant something to them an went to heaven."
WTF?
The consensus from those I've talked to is the Island was not purgatory. The flash sideways was. They left it up for a lot of interpretation to be left up for the viewer.
That's the cop out for me.
We can't wrap everything up correctly (As we promised to) because we got lazy in our writing and got every thing twisted in a knot so why don't we just just let the audience make up their own interpretation of what happened.
One of the reasons, I'm bringing this up is because there was this big guy on the news blubbering his heart out about the finale of the show and I was wondering how someone could get so caught up in something that had no real story line and in the final season, had writers making every thing up on the fly just to get the damn show done?
Can you put the spoiler alert in instead of god did it? Because I know someone here who has not seen it yet and it will ruin it for those who haven't![]()
And I think they wanted people to think the island is just a mysterious place, and the flash sideways was a way to have them all redeem all the bad things they were to maybe comfort the audience? That's why it was Purgatory? But they all arrived there at different times and they were the ones important to "jack" only. If you didn't watch it it's really hard to explain it to you.
Hell I'm still trying to wrap my head around Sawyer as a cop?!Mmmm...
All I know is the ONLY thing that makes me sad is I can't watch him every week anymore![]()
I hear ya sistah.I liked him, he nicnames everybody too.
Like Keifer, hopefully see him in a new show down the line.
StevePerryHair wrote:Did you see this Deb?? Did you watch Jimmy Kimmel that night of the LOST finale with the cast? This youtube is from that when Josh Holloway couldnt' be there. He made this joke thing. I think you'll like it! I LOVE his dimplesI hope he gets a new show too!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSEcANGlv08
Deb wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Did you see this Deb?? Did you watch Jimmy Kimmel that night of the LOST finale with the cast? This youtube is from that when Josh Holloway couldnt' be there. He made this joke thing. I think you'll like it! I LOVE his dimplesI hope he gets a new show too!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSEcANGlv08
That was hilarious! What a good sport.And I swear to gawd Lynn, we must have been separated at birth. I am a complete sucker for dimples........LOL, a friend used to tease me about it...........she says a guy could be a 5, but if he has dimples, it bumps him right up to a 10!
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StevePerryHair wrote:Deb wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Did you see this Deb?? Did you watch Jimmy Kimmel that night of the LOST finale with the cast? This youtube is from that when Josh Holloway couldnt' be there. He made this joke thing. I think you'll like it! I LOVE his dimplesI hope he gets a new show too!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSEcANGlv08
That was hilarious! What a good sport.And I swear to gawd Lynn, we must have been separated at birth. I am a complete sucker for dimples........LOL, a friend used to tease me about it...........she says a guy could be a 5, but if he has dimples, it bumps him right up to a 10!
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He is a 10 at least!
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When the cast was talking, Jimmy Kimmel asked them who the "least professional" one on set was as a joke, and they looked at each other and Terry O'Quinn said "josh holloway"![]()
I said to my husband, "see, that's why I like him so much!!"
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Deb wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Deb wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Did you see this Deb?? Did you watch Jimmy Kimmel that night of the LOST finale with the cast? This youtube is from that when Josh Holloway couldnt' be there. He made this joke thing. I think you'll like it! I LOVE his dimplesI hope he gets a new show too!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSEcANGlv08
That was hilarious! What a good sport.And I swear to gawd Lynn, we must have been separated at birth. I am a complete sucker for dimples........LOL, a friend used to tease me about it...........she says a guy could be a 5, but if he has dimples, it bumps him right up to a 10!
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He is a 10 at least!
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When the cast was talking, Jimmy Kimmel asked them who the "least professional" one on set was as a joke, and they looked at each other and Terry O'Quinn said "josh holloway"![]()
I said to my husband, "see, that's why I like him so much!!"
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LOL, he started as a 10.He's always been my favorite on there too. Him and Kate (Evangeline Lily).
StevePerryHair wrote:Deb wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Deb wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Did you see this Deb?? Did you watch Jimmy Kimmel that night of the LOST finale with the cast? This youtube is from that when Josh Holloway couldnt' be there. He made this joke thing. I think you'll like it! I LOVE his dimplesI hope he gets a new show too!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSEcANGlv08
That was hilarious! What a good sport.And I swear to gawd Lynn, we must have been separated at birth. I am a complete sucker for dimples........LOL, a friend used to tease me about it...........she says a guy could be a 5, but if he has dimples, it bumps him right up to a 10!
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He is a 10 at least!
![]()
When the cast was talking, Jimmy Kimmel asked them who the "least professional" one on set was as a joke, and they looked at each other and Terry O'Quinn said "josh holloway"![]()
I said to my husband, "see, that's why I like him so much!!"
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LOL, he started as a 10.He's always been my favorite on there too. Him and Kate (Evangeline Lily).
Yes, maybe he's a 15 with dimples then!!!![]()
And I know! It bugged me he ended up with Juliette!
Gunbot wrote:Of course, everything that happened in the show could have been Jack seeing his life flash before his eyes right before he dies in the crash. A snapshot of what is, what was what could be. A St. Elsewhere moment minus the snow globe.
I'll stick with The Discovery Channel.
X factor wrote:Gunbot wrote:Of course, everything that happened in the show could have been Jack seeing his life flash before his eyes right before he dies in the crash. A snapshot of what is, what was what could be. A St. Elsewhere moment minus the snow globe.
I'll stick with The Discovery Channel.
Bot, I get the frustration. I stayed with it for the full ride, and in alot of ways (the PLOT for instance!) it let me down somewhat. BUT , as someone else mentioned, from the character aspect, it was fairly satisfying. The producers did what I think they HAD to do with that finale, which was tug (nay...YANK) on the heartstrings. AND to a degree I think it worked.
My heart was overjoyed at the finale, but my head was very annoyed!
StevePerryHair wrote:X factor wrote:Gunbot wrote:Of course, everything that happened in the show could have been Jack seeing his life flash before his eyes right before he dies in the crash. A snapshot of what is, what was what could be. A St. Elsewhere moment minus the snow globe.
I'll stick with The Discovery Channel.
Bot, I get the frustration. I stayed with it for the full ride, and in alot of ways (the PLOT for instance!) it let me down somewhat. BUT , as someone else mentioned, from the character aspect, it was fairly satisfying. The producers did what I think they HAD to do with that finale, which was tug (nay...YANK) on the heartstrings. AND to a degree I think it worked.
My heart was overjoyed at the finale, but my head was very annoyed!
It made my brain hurt too much that night for my heart to be touched
Jana wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:X factor wrote:Gunbot wrote:Of course, everything that happened in the show could have been Jack seeing his life flash before his eyes right before he dies in the crash. A snapshot of what is, what was what could be. A St. Elsewhere moment minus the snow globe.
I'll stick with The Discovery Channel.
Bot, I get the frustration. I stayed with it for the full ride, and in alot of ways (the PLOT for instance!) it let me down somewhat. BUT , as someone else mentioned, from the character aspect, it was fairly satisfying. The producers did what I think they HAD to do with that finale, which was tug (nay...YANK) on the heartstrings. AND to a degree I think it worked.
My heart was overjoyed at the finale, but my head was very annoyed!
It made my brain hurt too much that night for my heart to be touched
Did they leave it so that they might have a movie out of it?
Monker wrote:Sarah wrote:brywool wrote:I had a similar problem with the latest Star Trek movie that was also done by the Lost guy. Time travel- too easy and too over used. It really seems like Abrahams is the Stephen King of TV/Movies. "I don't know how to end this, or I'm tired of it, so here's a really lame ending for you".
Star Trek has always used time travel. It's in all of the Trek series! See this list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:S ... el_stories and also, Star Trek IV was centered around time travel. Abrams wasn't introducing anything new there. And I can't think of a better way for them to have rebooted the series while preserving the old Trek canon than an alternate universe.
They didn't preserve the canon. They erased it. Young Spock even says so at one point...when he says that when Mr. Romulan driller person came back in time that he instantly created a new timeline that neither side could reliably predict.
Gunbot wrote:They're all dead. What's the point?
Sarah wrote:Monker wrote:Sarah wrote:brywool wrote:I had a similar problem with the latest Star Trek movie that was also done by the Lost guy. Time travel- too easy and too over used. It really seems like Abrahams is the Stephen King of TV/Movies. "I don't know how to end this, or I'm tired of it, so here's a really lame ending for you".
Star Trek has always used time travel. It's in all of the Trek series! See this list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:S ... el_stories and also, Star Trek IV was centered around time travel. Abrams wasn't introducing anything new there. And I can't think of a better way for them to have rebooted the series while preserving the old Trek canon than an alternate universe.
They didn't preserve the canon. They erased it. Young Spock even says so at one point...when he says that when Mr. Romulan driller person came back in time that he instantly created a new timeline that neither side could reliably predict.
Uh, a new timeline progressing in an alternate universe alongside the original canon is what they were going for. Think Doc Brown's diagram in BTTF II. Will they ever go back and visit it? Probably not. But it's not replaced, else Old Spock and the Romulans would have ceased to exist.
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