Episode 6.8 was the best ever. It blew my find that Ben was also the illigitimate son of Christian Shepard. And when Christian was reflecting over scotch with Dr. Hanso on how well they planned it all. It was awesome when they flashed back to the island's BC inhabitants. They pan up the giant statue with four toes and we see it is Jack.
Oh whoops, sorry. I just flash forwarded to me two years from now and still addicted to board.
Episode 6.8 was the best ever. It blew my find that Ben was also the illigitimate son of Christian Shepard. And when Christian was reflecting over scotch with Dr. Hanso on how well they planned it all. It was awesome when they flashed back to the island's BC inhabitants. They pan up the giant statue with four toes and we see it is Jack.
Oh whoops, sorry. I just flash forwarded to me two years from now and still addicted to board.
LOL
LOL! you are making me look like an fruitcake here - chuckling away in the corner!
And SPOILER ALERT: In episode 6.9 Jack, Kate Locke and Hurley stumble upon an unexplored lagoon on the far side of the island, where they encounter the castaways from Gilligan's island. Hurley and Gilligan become fast friends as they down dozens of Mary Ann's coconut cream pies. Ginger is immediately jealous of Kate for being hotter than her. The Howell's ask Jack if he can perform plastic surgery. Locke throws a knife in the professor's back to keep him from completing his radio transmitter---made from coconuts. Meenwhile the skipper discloses that his real name is Tom Friendly.
I'll save the back story on how and why Ben forced the S.S. Minnow to the island and some of the surprising back stories, like "What Mary Ann did". I don't want to overwork your bladder.
yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run ... there's still time to change the road you're on.....
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