And now it's time to play ...

[apocalypsos]

Okay, this is what I'm getting:

Halfway through season one:

JJ Abrams* walks into the break room to find Damon Lindehof* angrily throwing aside a copy of EW.

LINDEHOF: Goddamn it, they're onto us!

ABRAMS: What do you mean?

LINDEHOF: The it's-all-purgatory theory is in the lead!

ABRAMS: Oh. Huh.

LINDEHOF: What are we going to do?! If everybody figures it out this early, we're screwed!

ABRAMS: Well. okay. What if we just throw in an alternate universe and make THAT purgatory?

LINDEHOF: ... you're a fucking GENIUS.

ABRAMS: We're still going to make sure nothing makes sense, right?

LINDEHOF: Oh, of course not. That would just be silly.

* Feel free to swap those names around.

Remember, kids, I tease because I love. :D

Comments

[nrrrdy-grrrl.livejournal.com]

I was okay with the finale and I hesitate to look too closely at why that is simply because it's been a long time since I was cool with ANY episode of Lost. I do know that my okayness doesn't have much to do with any sense of canonical triumph. Ya know, like, "Wow, they really came through forus fans!" I suspect I just enjoyed having a good cry because the next day I started my cycle. But here's my one remaining rhetorical question: Where the hell was Michael and his son? Even their dog got a cameo, so where were they? My one question to other fans is: So does was the finale saying that they all died when the plane crashed in the first place?