I remember the picture now, but I didn't catch that while watching. There's always something in the background. I don't know if it means anything or if the writers are just messing with us.

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>Me neither, but for some reason it blew my friggin mind when I found that out.
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>>It was the lady who saw Desmond's future (told him he would break Penny's heart). I can't remember her name.
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>>>Did you all catch who the woman was in the picture on the lead monk guy's desk? I caught a glimpse but couldn't tell who it was. The way they showed it, I knew it was somebody important. Anybody anybody?
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>>>>These and other questions will be answered nonchalantly in an episode 18 months from now, to be followed by a dozen new questions <g>.
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>>>>>I agree. However, they made a major faux paus (given previous Lost episodes). When the helicopter arrived, where was Sayid? Where was he when they discussed and then waited for dawn to go look for the survivor? There is no way based on his character that he did not know it was there and crashed and took action! And give me a break, while there are ejection mechanisms in some helicopters, the odds of them working (and so low) are nil. Not only that, they implied it landed in the ocean but everything was dropped in the woods? Where was the seat? You are strapped in and the seat ejects. What about damage to the face from the helmet being forced into their chin from the force? Yet somehow autorotation was out of the question as well. The danger zone is 40' - 400'. The only helicopter I ever flew was an AH-1S Cobra and it had an ejection seat. I guess on Lost it was, what - a new majical helicoper with a new, majical lateral ejection seat (lateral ejection seats were
>invented
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>>>>> 2002 I think), or the pilot had time to eject the rotor blades and canopy first (ejection system is supposed to handle that as well as the canopy)... :o) ROFL
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>>>>>>Any watchers last night? It was really good!