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Desmond told Charlie that Claire and Aaron leave the island on a helicoptor; that's why I included them in the "Six". He could've lied about that. And of course, leaving and surviving are two different things.

Someone please post a screencap of Jacob. It is definitely Jack's Father !!!! Without a doubt the most significant reveal in the episode !!!!

were there 2 people in the cabin? the man in the chair and the guy that approached the window and hit hurley

Guy #2 was Locke !!!!!!!

My biggest question is How many episodes will it be before they get off the island? We know there are, 48(?) episodes left--the stuff we're seeing with Hurley and Jack could potentially just be 15 or 20 episodes in the future, with a ton of stuff that will still take place after that.

they found oceanic 815, at least the part in the water

Desmond also had a vision about Charlie getting struck by lightning. Who knows how things will actually turn out when they run their course. He might decide that Claire shouldn't go with these people because of what they may do to the survivors.

Whoa! I just caught the Oceanic Airline commercial towards the end of Eli Stone. Anybody else see it?

Edit: Ok, I just watched it again in slo-mo on the DVR. It's a typical Oceanic Airline commercial with an advertisement to visit flyoceanicair.com, but it has footage spliced in from some guy that appears to be a hacker. The url supplied by Oceanic is briefly replaced with find815.com before the commercial ends. The oceanic site works, but I can't get the find815 site to come up.

Edit: Ok, I'm an idiot. I didn't realize the Find 815 gig has been going on for a while now.

Yeah, that's who it looked like to me as well. I wasn't watching on Tivo so I couldn't go back and check but I thought it was for sure him. If so the last webisode makes a lot more sense now.

And getting an arrow through-the-neck. Sure, his visions aren't necessarily spot-on. I don't think Claire is even aware of his clairvoyant abilities.

OK, I give up....how can Charlie be, you know, but still able to...you know with Hurley???

lame recap (great narration but the free "LOST in 8:15" download on iTunes covered more without the depth) but great episode. half of the people watching at my friend's house hadn't seen LOST before and the recap didn't cover enough. Should have taken the 8 minute recap, they would have been better off.

Can't wait to watch the episode again, it was quite distracting with 10 people in the room.

Here's a screen cap of "Jacob" from tonight's episode. From http://losteastereggs.blogspot.com/

I just scanned through my DVR twice and didn't see it...what the hell...when did the commercial air?

So something very very big happens and I have a feeling we are not going to find out this season/year

Also, awesome appearance by Lt. Daniels! (I.e.: from Wire)

Awesome episode also, this season is going to be awesome

^OMG!

It is Christian Shepard! I can't even imagine where this is going. You have to have a DVR to screenshot it in order to see what it is, but they have to know it's going to be all over the geekosphere by tomorrow.

Agree with the above posters about how it's looking like the "Oceanic 6" were offered a way off the Island but a number of others - everybody else? - had to stay behind. Probably some deaths as well. Also agree that Claire and Aaron are 2 more of the six because of Desmond's vision.

But Jack "shooting" Locke was a total shock. Wife and I were joking before that scene how many people Jack said he was going to kill, and then he actually tries to do it! Does this make any sense with what we know of Jack? Never thought he'd go that far...

Great episode, though! Worth the wait. Hope the ratings are through the roof; got everything going for it tonight.

I don't get it though...how is it Jack's dad? He couldn't be on the Island and be in LA performing surgeries...Jacob might be manifesting as Jack's dad but I don't think that is his true form...it just doesn't make any sense with the timeline. Unless its Christian Sheppard's long LOST twin brother

I think that Jacob scene is just a Hurley mental freakout. Jacob wears old looking raggy clothes. Just a typical red-herring Hurley episode IMO.

He 'died' in Australia... remember? His coffin was on the plane.... Jack even saw him walking around the island back in Season 1...

And Charlie...oh wait, he's dead. Or maybe not. Damn this show.

Did anyone else notice a familiar name in the credits right after the cop went for his donut? This character did not appear in this episode, and has not appeared on Lost in some time. It could be a huge hint to where post-rescue Lost is headed.

No, I think it's the guy that blew up Charlie. It's definitely not Locke on closer inspection.

What was the name? It's not a spoiler to reveal it since the episode already aired. Do you have a screenshot?

Locke was in the cabin with Jacob/Christian. Locke picked up the torch that Hurley dropped in his panic and went after him. Perhaps Christian, using his corporal doctor skills, tended to his wound, and the Island finished healing him. Locke was in a great deal of discomfort from Ben's gunshot when he knifed Naomi, but later when he finds Hurley he seems to have healed up nicely.

I can only guess that he means Harold Perrineau, who plays Michael. It was already rumored, and confirmed that he'd be back in the upcoming episodes/seasons...at least it mentioned he was back in the show in the USA Today article on Lost yesterday.

I'm probably in the minority here but I'm hoping (probably in vain) that the flash forwards represent a possible future, not a fixed one. Because the future they're depicting is very bleak: most of the survivors are dead/gone and the "Oceanic 6" are broken people.

Talk about sucking the hope out of a story! The next 47 episodes promise to compound tragedy and heartache upon tragedy and heartache as we check off names in a morbid countdown to the final "Oceanic 6."

Maybe Christian is one of the Oceanic 6. Did Jack call anyone when he was in Australia to tell them his dad was dead? Maybe it wouldn't be that much of a shock of Christian was rescued with the rest, which is why he was referred to in the season 3 finale as if he were still alive.

His mother sent him to Australia to get the body and bring it back. I'm pretty sure people know.

Desmond's own theory was that he could change his visions and he succeded to do so by saving Charlie two or three times. He then came to the realization that Charlie was doomed to die because each time Desmond saved him, Charlie's death would reappear in the next vision. Desmond also convinced Charlie that if "Part A" of the vision was changed, then "Part B" would also change. Charlie elected to fulfill Desmond's vision of drowning in the Looking Glass because of "Part B" of the same vision....Claire and Aaron getting rescued by helicopter. He was convinced that he was going to die soon regardless, so he chose to do it on his own terms and for a good cause. But Charlie's last note to Desmond, "Not Penny's boat", was Charlie's own decision to warn Desmond to change Part B. Hurley's speech to Jack said as much. Claire was the next person, after Hurley, to join Locke's group. Now it get's weird, because Hurley and Jack both get rescued, although they are in different groups. So as of now, the writers are definitely not giving us enough clues to figure the identity of the other members of the Oceanic Six.

I get the impression the remaining survivors of flight 815 are still on the island. Whether the 6 got off willingly or escaped, and I believe they escaped, Jack always places the well being of others on his shoulders. And the longer he is off the island, the more he feels guilty about leaving the others behind and wants to go back to the island and rescue them. He is questioning why he got off the island and the others didn't. Why me? What makes me so special? And that is driving his suicidal tendencies.