EXACTLY....that's the irony!
I'm a Jack girl all the way. I think they've done a great job of taking what could easily be the "hero" of the show and turned him into something flawed, unsure, and fallible. But he still has the "hero" heart that makes him intent on trying to always make things right for the people around him. That and his stubble and the little bit of gray in his sideburns gives me the vapors! Hubba hubba!
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I totally agree. I love Jack (although I do like Sawyer too) because of the way that he is flawed but still has a kind heart. And I'm definitely in the hate-kate club. I have been in that club for a while now, lol!
I think I have to go back and re-watch from Season I - the new/old flight 815 has some really interesting differences
- at least the ones I caught. I'm sure there are more, buy I didn't catch them all I'm sure.
Maybe what I need is a parallel universe of televisions in my house - that way I would know what the %&#! is going on
Yes! Me and DH were watching season 1 today and we noticed this difference: (highlight to see):
In Season 1 Jack tells Rose not to worry, that turbulence is normal. But in the newest episode it is the other way around ... Rose tells Jack not to worry.
BTW and ideas on the underwater scene of the island?
That has totally stumped me. I would love to hear theories!
So if the "evil guy" is now Locke does that mean that perhaps Jacob has been reincarnated in Sayid?
Can't wait for next episode! I'm tempted to go rent every season and start looking for more connections! Got to love the minds of those writers!
Yes, DH said the same thing to me. It seems entirely likely.
And here is something else that we noticed when watching Season 1 today. In episode 4 at the end they are playing really upbeat, fun, hawaiin type music and showing everyone happy and talking, etc. Well, then they pan to Locke, and evil music starts playing and Locke has a really mean look on his face. DH said "Well, that's some foreshadowing!"
I love the fact that you can watch Lost over & over again to find these little hints. The attention is in the details (just like Disney!)