16 April 2009

Some Like it Hoth, Initial Reaction

Questions:
  • Do Bram and Ilana work for the reconstituted Dharma Initiative?
  • Why can Miles talk to the dead? Does it have something to do with being born on the island? Or with him going back in time?
  • Where has Daniel Faraday been?
  • Why does the hatch door need a serial number on it?
  • What caused a filling to be shot through Alvarez's brain? Was the electromagnetic field somehow reversed, forcing it to be pulled out of him?
  • Why did Miles' mom lie about her husband, Pierre Chang?
  • Why did Miles and his mother leave the island? Did Chang make them leave?
  • Since Hurley's "powers" are different than Miles' powers, is he really seeing and talking to dead people or are they really just the smoke monster?
  • Kate, why didn't you just straight-up tell Roger you stole his damn kid?
  • Speaking of Ben, when is he coming back and how are they going to explain it?
  • Was Felix the guy that Widmore was beating up in the video that Ben showed to Locke
  • What lies in the shadow of the statue? Come on!
Notes:
  • Now we finally know why Miles asked Ben for $3.2 million.
  • All of the exchanges between Miles and Hurley as of late have been brilliant.
  • Miles had a punk phase. It all makes sense now.
  • It's nice to see that Miles has a human side and a conscience, and this episode also explained a lot of why he is the way that he is.
  • I love the title of this episode. It's a big step up from the past couple of titles.
  • Daniel Faraday is back! Now where the hell was he?
  • The apartment where Miles finds the dead body was #4.
  • Hearing dead people constantly must be pretty annoying.
  • The microwave clock reads 3:16.
  • Your young mom getting in line behind you in the cafeteria must be freaky.
  • Miles, you only had one job. Erase that damn tape!
  • Also, Juliet and Kate, how about hatching yourselves up a better plan than just standing around and talking eachother up and not looking worried at all?
  • We finally find out that it was Widmore who faked the crash of Oceanic Flight 815 and not Ben who did it, which was a cool find.
  • I love how Jack has no purpose whatsoever now.
  • Miles was disgusted that his father likes country music.
  • I think Bram and Ilana are working for a new Dharma Initiative, which explains the question "What lies in the shadow of the statue?," which was much like "What did one snowman say to the other snowman?," a code to figure out if someone is one of them.
Even though not much happened in this episode, and was just kind of a fun one, I enjoyed it.

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