Lost

[AuntieEmma[$]]

Check this out:

A new Website has been launched for Lost's fictional Oceanic Airlines at Oceanic-Air.com, containing secret messages, behind-the-scenes info on the show and a trailer for season two. (Hint: Use Hurley's cursed numbers, if you dare.)

http://news.yahoo.com/s/eo/20050606/...NlYwMlJVRPUCUl

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The article says that Walt is seemingly clairvoyant. Except for his telling Locke not to open the hatch, which could have just been nervousness, what has he done that would suggest he has some extrasensory perception?

It seems to me if he could see the future, he'd have burned the raft a second time.

[AuntieEmma[$]]

The article says that Walt is seemingly clairvoyant. Except for his telling Locke not to open the hatch, which could have just been nervousness, what has he done that would suggest he has some extrasensory perception?

In the flashback story, Walt's stepfather said something about the boy being strange. But I can't remember them actually SHOWING him acting clairvoyant or strange in any other way, either in the flashback scenes or on the island, except for the thing with the polar bear, which he apparently conjured up by the force of his imagination after seeing the picture of the polar bear in the comic book.

It seems to me if he could see the future, he'd have burned the raft a second time.

Heh.

Maybe it was his Fate/Destiny/the Island's Will for him to be kidnapped, so there was no point in trying to prevent it.

A new Website has been launched for Lost's fictional Oceanic Airlines at Oceanic-Air.com, containing secret messages, behind-the-scenes info on the show and a trailer for season two. (Hint: Use Hurley's cursed numbers, if you dare.)

Can anyone figure this out? Hurley's numbers are 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, and 42. I put them in the boxes at the bottom of the oceanic-air.com page, and I got a seating chart for the plane! Pretty cool -- except I don't know what it means, or what to do next.

[AuntieEmma[$]]

Oh, I just made something happen on the seating chart.

[drmomentum[$]]

I stopped watching Lost when they started advocating the use of dynamite.

I just couldn't get past that.

[AuntieEmma[$]]

Ha ha. I'm assuming you're making fun of me. But, really, there is no comparison to be made between the lovely Lost and the torturous (to viewers as well as to evildoers) 24.

P.S. Anyone playing around with the Oceanic-Air pages? They remind me of old-style adventure puzzle games.

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AuntieEmma said

except for the thing with the polar bear, which he apparently conjured up by the force of his imagination after seeing the picture of the polar bear in the comic book.

Thanks for the explanation, Auntie. I missed that episode. If Walt can conjure polar bears, that will come in handy now. After he sets a polar bear or two on his kidnappers, they'll be begging Michael to take him back.

[drmomentum[$]]

There's at least one obvious and relevant one I can think of.

AuntieEmma said

Ha ha. I'm assuming you're making fun of me. But, really, there is no comparison to be made between the lovely Lost and the torturous (to viewers as well as to evildoers) 24.