The most recent addition to the Lost cliffhanger saga continues tonight with what I am calling the most outlandish request for an audience next week. The thing is, it works. Jack has the underbelly of the others in a life or death situation with Henry/Ben that this reviewer could have expected to be a hoax. The problem is that a life is on the line here and it does not seem to be a newcomer to the cast of the science fiction series.
Every relationship that Kate gathers results in a new dilemma and the most recent is not that of her flashback police officer/faux-husband from the past. Instead it is the connection with Sawyer. Fortunately Jack has the ability to see the bigger picture and know the others for who they really are: manipulative killers who only seek gratification from the persecution of others. But not their others.
Sawyer, ready to die, shows, again that he only cares for himself in a bastardly stay of surrender. He should have run with Kate until they came to the peeks of the new island, and swam home.
Home is not what it used to be as we find the convincingly evil black-smoked monster, that roams the initial scary island, has killed Mr. Eko. His burial ceremony may have uncovered a new clue for John and Sayid, but to what avail? Another survivor's life? Tonight ended more abruptly than ever. I feel that once the negotiations with Jack threatening Henry/Ben's life end, there will be a belligerent preparation from the others and any one who apposes them. We'll have to stay tuned.
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Every relationship that Kate gathers results in a new dilemma and the most recent is not that of her flashback police officer/faux-husband from the past. Instead it is the connection with Sawyer. Fortunately Jack has the ability to see the bigger picture and know the others for who they really are: manipulative killers who only seek gratification from the persecution of others. But not their others.
Sawyer, ready to die, shows, again that he only cares for himself in a bastardly stay of surrender. He should have run with Kate until they came to the peeks of the new island, and swam home.
Home is not what it used to be as we find the convincingly evil black-smoked monster, that roams the initial scary island, has killed Mr. Eko. His burial ceremony may have uncovered a new clue for John and Sayid, but to what avail? Another survivor's life? Tonight ended more abruptly than ever. I feel that once the negotiations with Jack threatening Henry/Ben's life end, there will be a belligerent preparation from the others and any one who apposes them. We'll have to stay tuned.
read this review and other at www.mikeontv.com