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Here is a interesting article on Slate I hope everyone will enjoy as a warm up to the finale: http://www.slate.com/id/2242745/?wpisrc=eDialogentry/2254403/

Meh - I'd give that award to the CGI polar bear in S1

I recall that when the button was being pushed, basically the island was in a permanent 108 minute time loop. Clearly the drops didn't happen every 108 minutes, but in theory the food drops may have been part of a larger time loop. I am guessing they ended when Desmond blew up the station?

I am content with what has been explained so far, and I will withhold final judgment until the finale. Having said that... Call me quirky, but I still want to know who built the four-toed statue and why. One frustrating aspect is in "Across the Sea" they (intentionally I think) hide the...

A minor quibble - the sub flooding didn't make much sense. If C4 exploded at the far end of the sub there would still be a huge hole and the thing would fill and sink in less then one minute. I'll give some artistic license, but it kind of bugged me.

Remember that in "The Constant" Desmond was jumping back and forth through time, and this was before the island skipping caused by the dharma wheel, so who is to say such jumping around could not include the "alternate timeline"?

Well, there's your Sun and Jin reunion - nice, but the unsettling circumstances put a huge damper on the whole scene for me. Weird how Sun reacted with fear on seeing Locke during the sideways.

Yep that was Mikhail

Hmm, no ones cares that, in the alternate timeline, it is not clear why Jin and Sun are not married? Also, I don't recall how Jin knew who Widmore was. Anyone recall?

There is no clear indication just how ancient the ancients are, how they got there in the first place, or how the island came to be. I would like to know before the series ends.

I am still waiting for the reason for and who built the statue, and when. Not so much how it was destroyed.

OK, not my favorite episode either, but it's like the X-files for me ---> even the bad episodes are better than anything else on TV.

Odd seeing Sawyer and Miles being cops on the flash sideways, and I was surprised to see Charlie's loser brother show up at the police station. The car crash at the end caught me off guard, but it was pretty obvious who was running away long before the reveal.

Yep, and Jack just now discovered the 'magic' applies to him as well.

When jughead detonated, it did so while in contact with the "energy source" so isn't it possible no one on the island died? I mean, maybe they were "moved" just like everyone was when the island was skipping. The big difference would be that this time, it was the last skip. Maybe that is why we...

The Dharma Iniatitive/Widmore & Co had enormous power by having the power to "use" time. An early example ("Not in Portland") was they were able to identify and locate Juliet, a doctor who just invented a new fertility cure and was recruited to work on dying mothers on the island? How else...

Yep, and that's what I am implying by the question, but who knows?

Can someone explain, in the post-jughead/flash-sideways timeline, how is it possible that Ben would be alive in 2004 as a history teacher? He (young Ben) was with the Others at the time of the detonation, was he not?

Actually The Fugitive was the first of the 'story arc' variety that I recall on network TV

One of my favorite scenes last season was when she pulled over Hurley and told him to pull it together.

Claire is having Aaron in the alternate reality, and Kate was still on the run after escaping custody. Yeah, one Alice reference was "The Looking Glass" Dharma station.

Let's see, this is looking to me like the final smackdown will be Jack/Jacob vs. Sawyer/UnLocke, with Kate (not a candidate) in the middle.

...and if the pool was clear when Ben was saved, then it might explain why the Others did not kill Ben, but do want to kill Sayid.