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Date Posted: 14:35:45 02/27/08 Wed
Author: detoured
Subject: Anyone still watch Lost? (spoilers for latest ep--2-21)

Instead of answering questions they just bring on more characters with more questions!

Locke has gone totally island nutso.
And last week's ending was quite a shocker when we find out about Kate's son and who he is! So does he count as one of the Oceanic 6?

Why are the ones that returned lying about how many survivors there are? And why are other people after them? Has the new guy figured out the island lies in the path of some kind of vortex to another world? Does Vincent get tired of island food and decide to eat all the rest of the passengers? ;) What do you think? I have some theories.

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