Hmmmm.

And check THIS out (from Wikipedia): “As requested in his will, his body was preserved and stored in a wooden cabinet, termed his “Auto-icon”. Originally kept by his disciple Dr. Southwood Smith,[11] it was acquired by University College London in 1850. The Auto-icon is kept on public display at the end of the South Cloisters in the main building of the College. For the 100th and 150th anniversaries of the college, the Auto-icon was brought to the meeting of the College Council, where he was listed as “present but not voting”.[12] Tradition holds that if the council’s vote on any motion is tied, the auto-icon always breaks the tie by voting in favour of the motion.

The Auto-icon has always had a wax head, as Bentham’s head was badly damaged in the preservation process. The real head was displayed in the same case for many years, but became the target of repeated student pranks including being stolen on more than one occasion. It is now locked away securely.”

I think we all know the LOST writers have a reason for everything, so draw your own conclusions.

Christian: “You can go now.”

Michael: “Who the hell are you?”

And how could Jack be sure that by playing along with the deception, Widmore would leave them alone?

And why did the captain of the freighter have the fake black box?

Etc, etc.

NBC do seem proud of all the reality show crap that’ll be on in it’s place over the summer and fall though. Punching Jimmy Kimmel in the Face looks like the highlight.

Regarding Sun finding out about how the boat exploded, it could be that Ben will tell her himself. He seemed sickly when he talked to Jack, I don’t think being exiled from the island does him good.

I did love Rose scolding Miles for eating the peanuts without asking.

The finale had good action and tension, but it was unsatisfying in many ways that go beyond the desire to know what happens with the cliffhanger.

I have a feeling she knows. Why else would she try and partner with Whitmore?

You didn’t pick up on the whole “Dharma Initative” thing immediately? They’ve got the same symbol. It was even on the rum.

If Jeremy and the raft of Randoms got “moved” along with the island, the same may apply for Jin, who had enough time to at least jump off the boat.

Now I’m off to see what that commercial was all about.

Octagon Global Recruiting

Except “American Idol”, all the “Survivor” incarnations and anything on the CW.

Not a big fan of Smallville? Or, as I like to call it, Kristen Kreuk eye candy?

Of course, once they revealed that the occupant of the coffin was “Jeremy Bentham,” then it was clear that it was either Locke or Hume. Hume would be too busy crying, and shagging, and calling everyone “brother,” to be having a “cri de conscience” and be running around blackmailing each of the O6. So it had to be Locke. But why did he leave the Island? As usual, for every question answered another is left hanging.

I mean, I guess. It seems pretty clear that Locke took off from the island to bring everyone back again. But since he was paralyzed and dying when he left, reality probably caught up with him a la deus ex machinae (Spanish and Latin combine ftw!) and crocked him before he could do what needed doing. I’m betting a trip back to the island will put color back in his cheeks again because time travel makes everything better.

Great fight scene.

Glad Desmond is finally getting some trim from Penny.

Wha happen to Rose and Bernard?

I think Jeremy Davies and his little boat went with the island.

I love the fact that Jack and Ben et al have to drag John’s corpse with them in order to get back to the island. I foresee some Weekend at Bernies wackiness: “oh him? He’s just sleeping!”