On their mission to rescue Jack, Kate, Sayid, and Locke stumble upon a mysterious structure surrounded by farm animals and meet its strange inhabitant. Back at the camp, in order to reclaim his belongings, Sawyer plays in a a ping-pong competition.
On their mission to rescue Jack, Kate, Sayid, and Locke stumble upon a mysterious structure surrounded by farm animals and meet its strange inhabitant. Back at the camp, in order to reclaim his belongings, Sawyer plays in a a ping-pong competition.
Ping-Pong?
Wow, so glad I’m not missing anything interesting!
Re: Ping-Pong?
If finding the Flame station, some one dieing, finding out what happened to Dharma wasn’t interesting I guess your right.
horrible
What a bunch of wasted buildup. I thought they might be going somewhere with the "last of the Dharma Initiative" bit, but then Sayid’s "clever" discovery is more of the same red herring we’ve been fed for the last two years.
And has Locke been any more foolish than he was in this episode? He left a dangerous prisoner to go play chess. Then the dummy entered 77.
It was also no surprise (to me) what Ms. Clue was saying to Mikhail, and its effect. Those three should have taken a rifle butt to her head as soon as she started speaking in (presumably) Russian.
Re: horrible
Sayid is so practical. I love the look that flashed across his face basically ‘Locke is suck a jack@$$!’, and just as fast as it came, the look is gone. It’s too late to change anything, time to move forward with the situation they’re in.
Re: horrible
Locke is the new Boone…
not too bad
I thought the dharma information was useful even if it was very small. Now we know that there are no more Dharma initiative people left. The Others are hostiles. It’s a shame the building blew up.. there were some neat things in there.
Overall, it was still slow, but better than the stupid vw bus episode