Lonelygirl15

Mirage wrote: You forgot to add the part about the balloon, also a Oz-thing.

Im asuming what ever they find out in "The man behind the curtain" is what helps jack find a weakness in the others. I hear jack finds a weakness in the others and plots a plan to eliminate them.

Desmond has a vision for charlie. Remember the underwater beacon Makhai mentioned? Charlies going to reactivate so they can attempt contact with the outside world. Now greatest hits is normaly a dedication album sometimes for retired singers sometimes for ones that have passed away like elvis im just picking theroys by now.

As for the finaly double bill the tention between jack and lock reaches its climax and the survivers start a war with the other (distraction buy time for charlie?) Im unsure becuase wiki had dominic cast in the through the looking glass.

Leaven wrote: Return to Oz is the shit! Omg, the lady who collects heads and can switch em to match her outfit was awesome. She scared me in the best way when I was a kid!

VeiwerZane wrote:
Humm all the ideas i could get from that is that jack is gona be queen? The only reason i think that is becuase someone said jack might take over as leader of the others. Take over the others or as leader of the others i duno? Theres the fight between the others and jacks gona kick off against lock.

By now, we've gotten to know these castaways pretty well. Take Jack. We know his issues. We know most everything we need to know about what's at stake for him on the Island, what he's been dealing with in his past. In light of this, will the flashback structure continue to be part of the show in future seasons, or will that be reinvented in the finale?
LINDELOF: The reality is, you do know everything there is to know about Jack as a character in terms of what's driving him. But you don't know everything that's happened to Jack. And there is one sort of significant event that we've been holding back that happened to Jack and we're going to show it in the season finale.

Is it true that the season finale for this season has been given the codename ''The Rattlesnake?''
LINDELOF: ''The rattlesnake in the mailbox'' is the full name.
CUSE: It's one of those highly scary and vulnerable things: What if you drove home and stuck your hand in the mailbox and there was a rattlesnake in there?
LINDELOF: Here's how this came about. One day, Carlton was looking at his mailbox and thinking this: ''Wow! No one would expect this — a rattlesnake in their mailbox!'' He shared this in the writers' room one day, and every writer turned to him and said, ''What kind of sick thought is that?! Of course no one would think of a rattlesnake being in their mailbox, because only an extremely sick, deranged individual would put one in there!'' And it was that which made us think, ''Actually, a rattlesnake in the mailbox is the perfect name for what we're doing in our finale.'' Because only an extremely deranged individual would think of doing what we're doing.
CUSE: Well said.

Does the finale set up season four?
CUSE: Yes. The finale clearly sets up season four of the show, and hopefully in doing so, people will see there is still a lot of storytelling left in Lost and will feel really good about the 48 number.
LINDELOF: And it will make you realize that the house you are standing in actually has a lot more rooms than you thought when you came into it.

But you don't know everything that's happened to Jack. And there is one sort of significant event that we've been holding back that happened to Jack and we're going to show it in the season finale.

Mirage wrote:

But you don't know everything that's happened to Jack. And there is one sort of significant event that we've been holding back that happened to Jack and we're going to show it in the season finale.

I swear to God if it has anything to do with drinking, his father, tattoos, or Bai Ling, I might just have to kill.