LOST 4x03 LOST 4x02
The Economist
Episode 3 was similar to me exciting and interesting as the episode before. It seems as if LOST advance in this season from the start with a lot of pressure and pace of the story, which I of course extremely well please.
The island offered some good action scenes.
Sayid makes a deal that brings him on board the helicopter when Charlotte from "Team Locke" data. To this end he exchanges it against Miles, who is to remain in their place in Locke. What has surprised me somewhat, as Locke had both briefly in his power, and it seemed illogical to me that he makes one of them go so easily. That Sayid does not trust the new well, and wants to get to their ship in order to learn more about them, should be with a crucial point was for it. After all, it might also be interested in Locke, with whom exactly he has to do it, and sure Sayid has offered him the information he hopes to find, even to share with Locke. And if Kate really has remained voluntarily in Locke, is also questionable. A surprise was the case with Hurley. When I had seen sitting in the cabinet, I really thought Locke had left behind.
Jacob's cabin was not there, where it should be or not to see. Only a small surprise, at least we had the position change of the cabin even in 4x01 at Hurley. Perhaps it is only visible in the dark, at least it was until now dark at every encounter with Jacob's cabin. What I have been mistaken for a horror-effect of authors just might have a greater importance. Ben certainly seems about it to know.
The experiment of Miles was very interesting. He leaves the ship to fire a rocket with a clock in it, but that disappears without a trace. About half an hour later she appeared on yet still, with a corresponding time difference on the two clocks. The big question, of course: Where was the rocket during the 30 minutes and why it took so long? With time travel / time difference may have nothing to do. The ship has confirmed that the rocket had reached the goal, and we had radio contact. There can be no general time difference between the ship and the island, otherwise you could not call each other. Something must have stopped the rocket, the time difference 30 minutes declared that affects not on radio waves. What could this be, I can not tell me about the moment.
The meaning behind the secret room in Ben's house I do not really. Although we knew that Ben was in contact with the outside world, it was surprising to see the suits and passports, but why hide things? And from whom? Of the Others but everyone knew that the U-boat off the Island and that there are contacts with people in the world. Why did Ben bother with the hidden room? I do not understand.
And I do not think that Jack Kate's side as easily accepts change, if it was because of a. His Look, as Sayid comes back without it speaks for itself really, and since he does not rise with the helicopter, I venture to predict that he - will embark on a "rescue mission" - perhaps with Juliet.
brings me to the Flash Forward by Sayid. Who, although he was so much time, took turns in principle only to Sayid's new job. He works for the "rescue" as a hit man for Ben. And Ben is not on the island and in an animal shelter (?) .. Somewhere in Germany? What support for the first big shock, and some thought my previous assumptions.
The Others really are the good guys, at least Ben is a part of the Losties can convince. And you work together now to defend the island against the common enemy. I suspect the other end like this:
The Losties are in the course of the 4th Season recognize that the Freigties are indeed a threat, probably by Sayid and Ben's spy on the ship. Ben needs support to be able to defend the island and maintain secrecy, and because a large part of the Others is dead, the only support is in the Losties. Ben will offer them to initiate her into the mysteries of the island if they are willing to stay there and do without a return to the rest of the world. In the fight against the unknown enemies but Ben needs Support in the rest of the world, so they send back a group of 6 staff to provide Ben orders. Hurley said in his Flash Forward to Jack: "I think he wants us to come back", and I think that Ben meant.
Nevertheless, I found the German in FFW Sayid's funny to hear, and I am a bit annoyed that the girl just "Elsa" had called.
Conclusion: Great episode, like the previous gets 9 / 10 points . The 4th Season really seems to be the best Lost-Season, and I was wondering how is the increase it. The final scene on the island with Sayid and Desmond in the helicopter promises in any case much.
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"Confirmed Dead"
Vorneweg: 4x02 has much to me like it better than 4x01. Were in the first episode, only the loose ends from the 3rd Season continues, this time there was-due to the introduction of the 4 new characters, a lot of information and a lot of LOST feeling.
The opening of the episode was done brilliantly, and for those who had not dealt with Find815, certainly a surprise. It seems as if trying to hide the crash of Oceanic Flight 815 real, and it makes you look extremely hard work. Not only do you have sunk an aircraft in the sea, but it also had be equipped with dead bodies, to simulate the death of all occupants. This naturally raises the question of why bother. Answer: In order to hide the island.
If you have played through Find815, you know that behind the "search" for the wrong company 815 the Widmore Industries, Penny's Dad so. Assuming that Dharma / Widmore / Oceanic are all together somehow, and everyone knows of the existence of the island, should also prevent all be committed to that in the public knowing about it. The search for Oceanic 815 someone could accidentally get into the vicinity of the island, and to achieve that search operations will be discontinued, it is the best means to "find" an aircraft. And that the wrong flight 815 just on the bottom of a deep sea trench is where you can not identify properly, it can still hold parts of the machine or the bodies, is surely no coincidence. Only the freighter does not quite fit into the picture. Then it was
should
flashbacks that illuminate the background of the new characters, at least in part, each beginning with the reporting of the fake-815. And all 4 characters are interesting, and above all, have all an interesting background.
Daniel Faraday , who describes himself as a physicist. He sees the Report of the engine unit from the socket, but do not know why supposedly. I think that there is a reason why he is nearly broke into tears, which we will later learn, and yet he does not tell his wife / girlfriend will not or can. Are there really still someone who finds it funny that you have not seen the face of his wife / GF? From the first impression of her, he seems to be a little naive researcher who has not only babbles problems with the parachute jump, but also with the weapon, and going on to questions of Jack and Sayid alert on it. He also knows nothing of Naomi's sister code.
Frank Lapidus , apparently a former pilot of Oceanic. He probably would have been the one who was supposed to fly Flight 815, and I'm curious if we To know if it's true or why he did not fly. Roughneck type, which is certainly going to start raiding the stores of alcohol Dharma. He seems to have a personal interest in finding out more about the survivors and to bring the background to the crash in experience.
Miles Straume , a .. Now, "Ghost Buster" ..? He seems dead can communicate with, and Naomi's corpse called "Just Meat" as. He "talks" to the spirit of a murdered young people in his Department and with the spirit of Naomi. Of the type produced, I would estimate him as an ex-soldier, he can handle weapons and acts most like a seasoned campaigner. However, he not good enough to see Sayid and Juliet. Charlotte Staples Lewis
, an anthropologist who makes a very purposeful impression. It has perhaps the most interesting FB, in which they discovered in the desert of Tunisia, the skeleton of a Dharma polar bears, including the necklace with the logo of the Hydra. The most interesting part is that they specifically looking for it, and gets a strange excited face as she finds it. She definitely had something to do with Dharma earlier. And what the heck is a Dharma polar bear in the desert of Tunisia?
Also interesting is the naming of the new characters. Daniel Faraday and Frank Lapidus, named after famous physicists, and the initials of Charlotte .. CS Lewis, author of the "Narnia" - Books.
The island also offered a lot of action. First, of course, Ben, who tries to manipulate its position and despite the many blows the others, and we manage to Charlotte to shoot. Only when they threatened to shoot him on the spot, he moves out with it, "Answers" to have. He knows all the crew members of the Freighters by a spy, he has on board. He knows that they're going to find him, and obviously knows exactly who he has to do it. I personally do not think that this spy is a person already known to us, and the more of a guess as unimportant. Especially since the Freighters probably soon be all to know that there is this person. Locke asks him what is Smokey and Ben's confused expression, I believe that he did not really know. What would it mean, ultimately, that Smokey has nothing to do with Jacob or the phenomena of which I am always been assumed. Even then Smokey would definitely not controlled by the Others, and there by Dharma, no one's dead, Smokey would be an independent phenomenon that moves by itself across the island.
Locke is on the way to Jacob's cabin, which is certainly addressed in the next few episodes yet, and Ben seems to be very surprised that Hurley knows the hut. Again, there was some nice LOST moments, such as predicting the weather Locke, Sawyer or his gunshot wound shows. And finally, Vincent could be seen again.
And then there is still Naomi and Matthew Abaddon, who visited Hurley in the institution in 4x01. It should be obvious that he probably does not belong to Oceanic. The question of who he is and to whom it belongs. Certainly he is the mastermind behind the hunt for Ben and the island, but there are probably also the image of him from Penny and Desmond, Naomi had it, he would also have contacts with Widmore. I am very curious what will be seen there.
All in all a very good episode, which has without question (almost) earns maximum points. I give 9 / 10 points, and look forward to the next episodes. And if true what Michael Eisner says, and the strike will be almost over, then hopefully more than just 6 episodes.
"Confirmed Dead"
Vorneweg: 4x02 has much to me like it better than 4x01. Were in the first episode, only the loose ends from the 3rd Season continues, this time there was-due to the introduction of the 4 new characters, a lot of information and a lot of LOST feeling.
The opening of the episode was done brilliantly, and for those who had not dealt with Find815, certainly a surprise. It seems as if trying to hide the crash of Oceanic Flight 815 real, and it makes you look extremely hard work. Not only do you have sunk an aircraft in the sea, but it also had be equipped with dead bodies, to simulate the death of all occupants. This naturally raises the question of why bother. Answer: In order to hide the island.
If you have played through Find815, you know that behind the "search" for the wrong company 815 the Widmore Industries, Penny's Dad so. Assuming that Dharma / Widmore / Oceanic are all together somehow, and everyone knows of the existence of the island, should also prevent all be committed to that in the public knowing about it. The search for Oceanic 815 someone could accidentally get into the vicinity of the island, and to achieve that search operations will be discontinued, it is the best means to "find" an aircraft. And that the wrong flight 815 just on the bottom of a deep sea trench is where you can not identify properly, it can still hold parts of the machine or the bodies, is surely no coincidence. Only the freighter does not quite fit into the picture. Then it was
should
flashbacks that illuminate the background of the new characters, at least in part, each beginning with the reporting of the fake-815. And all 4 characters are interesting, and above all, have all an interesting background.
Daniel Faraday , who describes himself as a physicist. He sees the Report of the engine unit from the socket, but do not know why supposedly. I think that there is a reason why he is nearly broke into tears, which we will later learn, and yet he does not tell his wife / girlfriend will not or can. Are there really still someone who finds it funny that you have not seen the face of his wife / GF? From the first impression of her, he seems to be a little naive researcher who has not only babbles problems with the parachute jump, but also with the weapon, and going on to questions of Jack and Sayid alert on it. He also knows nothing of Naomi's sister code.
Frank Lapidus , apparently a former pilot of Oceanic. He probably would have been the one who was supposed to fly Flight 815, and I'm curious if we To know if it's true or why he did not fly. Roughneck type, which is certainly going to start raiding the stores of alcohol Dharma. He seems to have a personal interest in finding out more about the survivors and to bring the background to the crash in experience.
Miles Straume , a .. Now, "Ghost Buster" ..? He seems dead can communicate with, and Naomi's corpse called "Just Meat" as. He "talks" to the spirit of a murdered young people in his Department and with the spirit of Naomi. Of the type produced, I would estimate him as an ex-soldier, he can handle weapons and acts most like a seasoned campaigner. However, he not good enough to see Sayid and Juliet. Charlotte Staples Lewis
, an anthropologist who makes a very purposeful impression. It has perhaps the most interesting FB, in which they discovered in the desert of Tunisia, the skeleton of a Dharma polar bears, including the necklace with the logo of the Hydra. The most interesting part is that they specifically looking for it, and gets a strange excited face as she finds it. She definitely had something to do with Dharma earlier. And what the heck is a Dharma polar bear in the desert of Tunisia?
Also interesting is the naming of the new characters. Daniel Faraday and Frank Lapidus, named after famous physicists, and the initials of Charlotte .. CS Lewis, author of the "Narnia" - Books.
The island also offered a lot of action. First, of course, Ben, who tries to manipulate its position and despite the many blows the others, and we manage to Charlotte to shoot. Only when they threatened to shoot him on the spot, he moves out with it, "Answers" to have. He knows all the crew members of the Freighters by a spy, he has on board. He knows that they're going to find him, and obviously knows exactly who he has to do it. I personally do not think that this spy is a person already known to us, and the more of a guess as unimportant. Especially since the Freighters probably soon be all to know that there is this person. Locke asks him what is Smokey and Ben's confused expression, I believe that he did not really know. What would it mean, ultimately, that Smokey has nothing to do with Jacob or the phenomena of which I am always been assumed. Even then Smokey would definitely not controlled by the Others, and there by Dharma, no one's dead, Smokey would be an independent phenomenon that moves by itself across the island.
Locke is on the way to Jacob's cabin, which is certainly addressed in the next few episodes yet, and Ben seems to be very surprised that Hurley knows the hut. Again, there was some nice LOST moments, such as predicting the weather Locke, Sawyer or his gunshot wound shows. And finally, Vincent could be seen again.
And then there is still Naomi and Matthew Abaddon, who visited Hurley in the institution in 4x01. It should be obvious that he probably does not belong to Oceanic. The question of who he is and to whom it belongs. Certainly he is the mastermind behind the hunt for Ben and the island, but there are probably also the image of him from Penny and Desmond, Naomi had it, he would also have contacts with Widmore. I am very curious what will be seen there.
All in all a very good episode, which has without question (almost) earns maximum points. I give 9 / 10 points, and look forward to the next episodes. And if true what Michael Eisner says, and the strike will be almost over, then hopefully more than just 6 episodes.
How Much Silver Is In A Silver Plated Fork
LOST 4x01
"The Beginning of the End"
First: Weak opening scene. In comparison with the seasons 2 and 3 were given relatively little, because, unfortunately, has been missing the big bang.
Hurley has a flash-forward, so he is able also on the island. He describes himself as one of the "Oceanic 6", which apparently means that a total of only 6 people are "saved." With Jack, Kate and Hurley we know now 3 of them.
The plot in Hurley's FFW is interesting on two points.
First, he has visions in which he considers the dead Charlie. That there is indeed only visions that Hurley imagines Charlie and the dead lived not again walk around in the area, should be clear. Especially since we know that Hurley also earlier Dave had imagined, and the visions also appeared very real. I also think it is obvious that the visions are the cause of Charlie, Hurley and therefore escapes the beginning of the episode and why he can commit himself again to the asylum.
And then he gets a visit from a representative of Oceanic (at least he pretends to be such), an interest it has to find out if "you" are still alive. The question of Hurley's visions, and Jack's desire to return to the island, everything hangs together somehow. It is my opinion, it must be assumed that the Losties know yet much about the island and the Others, decide only some, and still return bereuhen that decision later. That is also what is not to say Hurley, stating that the alleged Oceanic man asks. The 6 rescued know the secrets of the island, and have promised to keep it for themselves.
Which brings me directly to the island and act on the Freighter. That the "rescuers" are not the ones to be it is pretending now well clear. The only question is who are they and what they want to (or from) the island. There might be the next episode information.
really interesting on the island is really only Hurley's visit to Jacob's cabin. First, the voices from Season 1 are again heard, this time in connection with Jacob, and then it is also very interesting that Hurley sees Christian Shephard aka Jack's Daddy sit in the hut. There is no reason to believe that Jacob is Christian, but whose appearance in the cabin is remarkable, especially since it's Hurley, who sees him and not Jack. So I hope even more information in Season 4, and I am afraid that the things are not produced for the second Half of the season were provided.
The scenes with Hurley and Claire were moving, but very well to mourn for Charlie. I did not think that it is Charlie's death that the Losties split in "Group Jack" and "Locke group," which will probably provide even greater pressures for each other. Above all, I see black for Kate and Sawyer ..
took the rest of the episode I do not particularly interesting, the stuff with Naomi was unnecessary and it was not really unexpected. Basically a solid start to the season, with much upside potential.
I'll give you 7 / 10 Points.
"The Beginning of the End"
First: Weak opening scene. In comparison with the seasons 2 and 3 were given relatively little, because, unfortunately, has been missing the big bang.
Hurley has a flash-forward, so he is able also on the island. He describes himself as one of the "Oceanic 6", which apparently means that a total of only 6 people are "saved." With Jack, Kate and Hurley we know now 3 of them.
The plot in Hurley's FFW is interesting on two points.
First, he has visions in which he considers the dead Charlie. That there is indeed only visions that Hurley imagines Charlie and the dead lived not again walk around in the area, should be clear. Especially since we know that Hurley also earlier Dave had imagined, and the visions also appeared very real. I also think it is obvious that the visions are the cause of Charlie, Hurley and therefore escapes the beginning of the episode and why he can commit himself again to the asylum.
And then he gets a visit from a representative of Oceanic (at least he pretends to be such), an interest it has to find out if "you" are still alive. The question of Hurley's visions, and Jack's desire to return to the island, everything hangs together somehow. It is my opinion, it must be assumed that the Losties know yet much about the island and the Others, decide only some, and still return bereuhen that decision later. That is also what is not to say Hurley, stating that the alleged Oceanic man asks. The 6 rescued know the secrets of the island, and have promised to keep it for themselves.
Which brings me directly to the island and act on the Freighter. That the "rescuers" are not the ones to be it is pretending now well clear. The only question is who are they and what they want to (or from) the island. There might be the next episode information.
really interesting on the island is really only Hurley's visit to Jacob's cabin. First, the voices from Season 1 are again heard, this time in connection with Jacob, and then it is also very interesting that Hurley sees Christian Shephard aka Jack's Daddy sit in the hut. There is no reason to believe that Jacob is Christian, but whose appearance in the cabin is remarkable, especially since it's Hurley, who sees him and not Jack. So I hope even more information in Season 4, and I am afraid that the things are not produced for the second Half of the season were provided.
The scenes with Hurley and Claire were moving, but very well to mourn for Charlie. I did not think that it is Charlie's death that the Losties split in "Group Jack" and "Locke group," which will probably provide even greater pressures for each other. Above all, I see black for Kate and Sawyer ..
took the rest of the episode I do not particularly interesting, the stuff with Naomi was unnecessary and it was not really unexpected. Basically a solid start to the season, with much upside potential.
I'll give you 7 / 10 Points.
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