Thats what is frustrating and exciting about this show. You can figure things out (like Leah said Atlantis came to mind) but then have no idea what it means and where to go from there. Its like how many times do we have to see the numbers 815? Its the flight number, it is the number of the Safety Deposit Box that Kate was trying to get in when she helped rob that bank. The hatch/lottery numbers are 4,8,15,16,23,42. 815 is right in the middle of those numbers. So its like now that we know that, where do we go from here.
What's up Chris? welcome to the blog. You'll probably have some interesting observations since you've watched the older episodes more recently than the rest of us. I never realized that the safety deposit box's combo was 815.
You're right about how those details make this show great. It's cool how there are all of these little things that are there for you to see but they don't really draw attention to them. And they might be crucial to the plot or they might have nothing to do with it at all.
Exactly, kinda like the irony in when Desmond went "back to the Pub" where he was seeing into the future and he saw Charlie playing his guitar on the side of the road. Ironic that Charlie was singing Oasis' "Maybe you are gonna be the one that saves me" because as we all know, Desmond kept saving Charlie.
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Atlantis comes to mind...But I have no idea what it means. Good eyes Sarah!
Thats what is frustrating and exciting about this show. You can figure things out (like Leah said Atlantis came to mind) but then have no idea what it means and where to go from there. Its like how many times do we have to see the numbers 815? Its the flight number, it is the number of the Safety Deposit Box that Kate was trying to get in when she helped rob that bank. The hatch/lottery numbers are 4,8,15,16,23,42. 815 is right in the middle of those numbers. So its like now that we know that, where do we go from here.
What's up Chris? welcome to the blog. You'll probably have some interesting observations since you've watched the older episodes more recently than the rest of us. I never realized that the safety deposit box's combo was 815.
You're right about how those details make this show great. It's cool how there are all of these little things that are there for you to see but they don't really draw attention to them. And they might be crucial to the plot or they might have nothing to do with it at all.
Exactly, kinda like the irony in when Desmond went "back to the Pub" where he was seeing into the future and he saw Charlie playing his guitar on the side of the road. Ironic that Charlie was singing Oasis' "Maybe you are gonna be the one that saves me" because as we all know, Desmond kept saving Charlie.
I guess I have some catching up to do. This should be fun...
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