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"I taped over the game..."
Ben's tape had pretty good production values.
You do know that will be just as likely that someone will say that they hate Sun and Jin episodes.
I believe every character is disliked by some fans for one reason or another.
There are probably fans who dislike Aaron.
And yes, lots of Ben = good times. I was thinking last night that it really does make no sense at all that they haven't killed him (he SHOT Locke, then told him he has "no bargaining chips left" -- and Locke lets him go free?!)... except for this: from the time he was trapped in Rousseau's net, he's dominated every scene he's been in. What an actor.
But if you set me up with a Desmond story, I'm happier than a pig in slop.
1) Sun and Jin
2) Desmond
(considerable distance here)
3) Sawyer
The boat belongs to Mr. Widmore, which makes sense because of him getting that book about the Black Rock from the auction and thus trying to find the island.
Strange that Desmond enters the boat race, and crashed upon the island, the very island that Mr. Widmore (his nemesis) has been attempting to locate.
I think Sun & Jin are way more boring than the other characters. The only hint of dramatic acting with Jin's character is when Jin periodically will speak english to amplify his points..but even those moments have lost their luster.
Cant wait too see who Ben's spy is on the boat, as well as where that boat goes.
Also, Ben gave up the threat, Widmore, to easily. I think we will see another "unexpected" twist there. Perhaps Widmore is Ben's financier? Not sure, that sequence of events didn't seem right.
Last comment; the lady who relayed the message to Juliet in the jungle, there has to be more than meets the eyes. For one, we heard the whispers before she appeared, and then she was just gone. I think she maybe the Island version of "dead". In the same state as Christian Sheppard or some of the other "dead" we have seen walking around the island. How else would Ben relay the message to her? Some form of telepathy perhaps?
P.S. I hate Aaron. Always crying and being kidnapped.
Ben asking Locke if the rabbit had a number on it. I laughed out loud and my friend, who is also a big fan, didn't get it.
Juliet telling Jack that the lady in the jungle was her therapist and that it was stressful being an other.
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