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By: SamMcPherson

SamMcPherson — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 04:30:14 +0000

I agree that it was a great scene and great acting, but I think that the evolution of Sawyer's character has been one of the most emotionally deep aspects of the show, especially in season five.

By: Chris

Chris — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 02:03:48 +0000

The Sawyer Dock Scene made me cry, powerful acting from Josh Holloway considering the character hasn't had much emotional depth for at least a few seasons now!

By: SamMcPherson

SamMcPherson — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 23:00:19 +0000

You're very welcome! I'm pretty sure that the rest of the episodes are going to be very strong — at the most, there might be one more weak one.

By: nomnom

nomnom — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 22:11:55 +0000

The writers have said in interviews NOT to view the sideways world as "what if". That it is real. Go to ew.com and find the interview with them.

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By: KateHater

KateHater — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 18:22:50 +0000

the kate centric stuff needs to go!

By: Deebo

Deebo — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 18:02:10 +0000

I thought your review was pretty much on point…I will say that the “sideways” world is a huge risk and I didn’t really feel anything when I saw Ethan last night because if this is a “what if” scenario then what is the point of being emotionally invested? I will say that Sawyer’s acting was phenomenal last night…I also thought that Kate looking in the mirror when she asked to “change” was just like Jack last week. Maybe the mirror holds some kind of significance to jogging their “other memories”…Loved Miles in this episode—We will be at the food court lol

By: arkitekt

arkitekt — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 16:45:33 +0000

I loved that practically everything Ethan said & did was in stark contrast to what he said & did to Claire on the island.I'm thinking the Substitute is a reference to the MIB & Locke, so that should be interesting?!

By: jacob's ladder

jacob's ladder — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 08:13:03 +0000

eh, i give it a "B". i couldnt stop waiting for the claire/kate stuff to be over. the temple business was much more interesting.

By: The TV Obsessed

The TV Obsessed — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 07:52:41 +0000

The return of the “sickness” and talk of infection turned my theory on its head, but this is my new theory. MiB is the one who revived Sayid (he may not be able to enter the temple, but he can do things from afar), and that process infected Sayid. MiB infects Sayid to make him a follower, and Sayid becoming crazy and killing people would fit. Sayid is Judas in the Last Supper poster, because as an infected person, he will follow MiB, but there will be a part of humanity in him that in the end betrays MiB.Review of the episode on my blog:http://th3tvobsessed.blogspot.com/2010/02/revie.....

By: brahmo

brahmo — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 06:44:30 +0000

Interesting review, indeed. The cohorts name is 'Lennon,' not Lennox, but whatever. As far as your complaint about fewer answers goes, duh, dude. Every season basically follows the same formula of opening with an answer and question-filled premiere, and then follows with several episodes that give character development without revealing all a lot of plot answers. I'm sure that in a couple of episodes we will find out exactly what Sayid is 'infected' with (Smoke Monster) and how it will affect the rest of the show. I'm thrilled to learn tiny tidbits like Claire's taking over of Rousseau's traps and the fact thaqt the Others know that she is Jack's sister and that she has already been claimed. Can't wait for next week!

By: Funback Joe

Funback Joe — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 06:36:30 +0000

Sam, thanks for putting up a review for those of us who need to read something IMMEDIATELY after watching. I agree with you, and I am glad to see you aren't going off the handle like many folks are across the ol interweb. It may not be a remarkably strong episode, but it was still enjoyable, and I am confident that now that Kate's centric episode is over with, we can get to the good stuff. If this is the weakest of the season, then we have a lot of greatness ahead of us.

By: Eric

Eric — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 06:03:02 +0000

I agree.This episode felt like a season 4 episode. it was good, but it was missing what I want. Sure we got something closer to answers, but not full on answers. Which is kind of annoying. It was a pretty good episode, but definitely feels like it'll be the weakest this season. Next weeks sounds fantastic though. Hopefully some Locke answers. I agree with Aldo too. When i clicked info on my tv last night i saw "Aldo: Rob McElhenney" i was like YES. I loved Sunny, and i love his small line. He was the reason I like this episode so much. I couldn't take him seriously though. I kept thinking he'd burst in going "guys, guys, guys." But i was sad to see his fate. But still, better then never seeing him again. And to see French Chick version of Claire. Whoaaa. I remember Darlton mentioning something like this.cant wait to see next week

By: Harold

Harold — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 05:18:05 +0000

Interesting review; thanks for posting it. I don't know what in the world you saw in Lennox (he's Dogen's curly-haired companion, right?) that makes you like him; certainly I can find plenty to dislike about him. He annoys me. As for the actor's performance: well, I guess there wasn't anything too distracting about his performance, so I'll grant him that. And I'll add: the fact that his character is "annoying" may be a good thing — it'll make him a character I won't mind seeing destroyed by whatever fate becomes him. Just as Ethan was despicably evil and such a pleasure to see wasted by Charlie in whatever season that occurred in. (BTW it was delicious to find Claire and Kate encountering Ethan, drugs and all, again.)I didn't see much wrong with this episode. There were a few moments that were so predictable they were cliche (such as some of the throwaway lines that came out of Jack's mouth), but Fox's performance helped me forget those recycled utterances nearly as soon as they were exhaled (and, in fact, I'm only remembering them again now). An episode without the ongoing Locke/Linus/Richard conflict usually makes me feel like something is missing from the episode, but I can honestly say that I didn't feel that way this time. (As with the throwaways I mentioned before, I hadn't thought about the absence of Locke/Linus scenes until now. While watching the "Previously on LOST…" recap, it had occurred to me that they weren't showing any scenes involving these characters, so I expected I might be disappointed with this episode. But I honestly wasn't. Perhaps the re-introduction of Claire proved a worthy substitution, enough to keep me entertained and interested in the storyline.)

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