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Jan. 26th, 2006 06:55 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
queenrileyLost tonight was...
I didn't like the episode. It was predictable. I cringed and kept going "Charlie, no, don't honey" from the very begining because I could see (most of) what was coming. When did that happen? When did the writers suddenly make everything easily predictable?
Locke pissed me off. WTF, mate? Where does he get off being all it's fate, mystical, seeing people, obsessed with the hatch, Boone has to die cause the island demands it, and then he refuses to believe Charlie's visions are actually visions. Charlie even tried to talk to Locke about it, but before even seeing the damn statues, Locke assumes he's using.
Locke was uber-creepy and I want Claire to run far far away from him. Locke is, I believe, the one putting Aaron in danger. Locke wants something, and it doesn't bode well for Aaron.
Claire, totally understood why she did what she did. I would have done the same.
Poor Charlie. I hate where they're going with this, I really do.
Also, a non-episody nitpick... they've been on the island what, 2 months? 3 months now? Not long anyway. After all, each episode is supposed to be about 1-2 days and though we wait a week, the episodes pick up from right where they left off, if not a little overlap.
Aaron was born what... a month into their time on the island? So that would make him, at most, 8 weeks old. I'd be willing to bet it's more like 6 weeks old unless I somehow managed to miss 3 or so months going by on the island without them telling us...
That is DEFINATELY NOT an 8 week old baby! That baby looks older than Sam, and he's 4 months now. For crying out loud people, could you at least get an actor baby at least remotely close to the estimated age of the character? Yeesh... baby misrepresentation pisses me off. Grrr.
I didn't like the episode. It was predictable. I cringed and kept going "Charlie, no, don't honey" from the very begining because I could see (most of) what was coming. When did that happen? When did the writers suddenly make everything easily predictable?
Locke pissed me off. WTF, mate? Where does he get off being all it's fate, mystical, seeing people, obsessed with the hatch, Boone has to die cause the island demands it, and then he refuses to believe Charlie's visions are actually visions. Charlie even tried to talk to Locke about it, but before even seeing the damn statues, Locke assumes he's using.
Locke was uber-creepy and I want Claire to run far far away from him. Locke is, I believe, the one putting Aaron in danger. Locke wants something, and it doesn't bode well for Aaron.
Claire, totally understood why she did what she did. I would have done the same.
Poor Charlie. I hate where they're going with this, I really do.
Also, a non-episody nitpick... they've been on the island what, 2 months? 3 months now? Not long anyway. After all, each episode is supposed to be about 1-2 days and though we wait a week, the episodes pick up from right where they left off, if not a little overlap.
Aaron was born what... a month into their time on the island? So that would make him, at most, 8 weeks old. I'd be willing to bet it's more like 6 weeks old unless I somehow managed to miss 3 or so months going by on the island without them telling us...
That is DEFINATELY NOT an 8 week old baby! That baby looks older than Sam, and he's 4 months now. For crying out loud people, could you at least get an actor baby at least remotely close to the estimated age of the character? Yeesh... baby misrepresentation pisses me off. Grrr.