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POSTED BY: checkerboy on Feb 28, 2008
Season 4 Episode 5 The Constant
Ok so we are almost half way through the season now. This episode looks good. I wonder what will happen on the copter??

And who thinks that Desmond totally lied to Charlie about Claire getting on the copter? I think he saw himself getting on the copter and knew that this time Charlie had to die.





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POSTED BY: Lbybug on Feb 28, 2008
what do you mean this time charlie had to die?  charlie isn't dead?  what am i missing?  and i totally forgot about desmond seeing into the future.  i haven't really seen too many commericals for this episode on tv, and haven't had the time to watch them online.  all i see on tv is them flying into something or....on some path and someone saying "why are you flyin....."  and i can't make out the rest of what they say.  darn hearing loss.  haha.   anyways.  can't wait for the episode tonight.




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POSTED BY: checkerboy on Feb 29, 2008
All I can say is whwhwhwhwhwhwhwhat!!!!!!!!!

Oh man I think half of the audience just did a double take.
The other half are just staring blankly at their screens.

Wow.

And the stuff about the Black Rock, nice touch.

I have to say that the best moment though was when Desmond and Penny finally got to talk to each other. How awesome was that?





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POSTED BY: Lbybug on Feb 29, 2008
holy good episode batman.  so, do you think that the reason desmond could "see the future"  is because he "went back in time" and then had to relive everything that was going to happen?  so now he won't be able to "see the future anymore?  how much does penny know about the island?  interesting that that mathy guy (don't know his name) used desmond as his constant.  the "friend on the boat" must be whoever is working for ben.  which maybe is why sayid ends up working for ben?  seems like ben was right, that these people don't want to save the people on the island.  time for next weeks episode please!




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POSTED BY: Lbybug on Feb 29, 2008
the black rock?  i must have missed that?


and yes.  i almost started crying when they finally started talking.  i'm such a sap.  hahaha.  i totally just finished watching the episode about 20 minutes ago.  it was a good one though.




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