Response to LOST 6×11 Happily Ever After

Apr 6, 2010 Author: Elizabeth | Filed under: Audio Blog, TV

Easily the most caffeine fueled I have ever been post-LOST. I share all kinds of theories, thoughts, and observations on this episode, plus tell you about a completely unrelated (Okay, maybe a little related? You tell me.) theory about romance and what I like to call “The Space Between” (if I may borrow that phrase). Talking déjà vu and how I think some theories about that relate to the show.

If this one doesn’t convince you that I’m a nerd about this stuff, just wait until tomorrow.

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2 Responses for "Response to LOST 6×11 Happily Ever After"

Becca April 7th, 2010 at 6:04 am 1

You definitely noticed some things that I missed. Just a quick thing. I watch seasons 1-5 this past August, in 3 weeks. So I guess I’m one of those dvd people you said. I never watched it to begin with because I didn’t know about it until two years ago and then I refused to watch it unless I can play catch up, so I did that in August.

I have to say that I may be a weird case, but this was my favorite episode because every clicked in place for me. Like you said, I haven’t had to wait each week for the past 5 years, but I also feel as though I have an advantage because everything is more clear in my mind.

Anyways, right now I feel like I have a huge puzzle in two pieces, the mib/jacob/island part and the “parallel universe” part. I don’t know if I would call it deja vu, but I definitely think the parallel universe is connected to the main one and that Eloise is indeed a constant (couldn’t have said it better myself), she always knows what is going on.

I wish they would show Juliet since she apparently knows “it worked.” It might help some.
Elizabeth April 7th, 2010 at 6:15 am 2

Juliet: YES. I’m pretty confident everything is going to turn out okay with her.

1-5 in 3 weeks?! YOWZA! First, I’m glad your brain didn’t explode. Second, I am so interested in seeing how people who watch it all at once respond to things.

I felt like this episode is one massive puzzle piece that is going to help us a lot in the end, even if we can’t see *exactly* what the big picture is right now.

Eee! All I know is that this episode has me really excited for WHATEVER they decide to do.

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Elizabeth
Writer, aspiring domestic goddess and totalitarian dictator. Taking on the world one carb-induced coma at a time. Founder of GodlyGals, a ministry for women established in 2002. Co-host on The GodlyGals Podcast.

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