Logical explanation for everything? what about the invisible mechanical Monster thing?

Well, I suspected the monster was a mechanical part of the security system of the island.

 

But that floating smoke thing appears flat out supernatural.

nanobots is the best theory I've heard there.

 

I've seen that website trailer (in fact, I post a link in this thread). It's a teaser, so they don't really show anything, but it does point to the "we arn't the survivors we think we are" idea. Which we kinda already knew.

When Boone called on the radio before he died, the people on the other end said "We're the survivors of Oceaning Flight XXX".

I do think that most of the things can be explained logically but if the "security system" turns out to be something too fantastical that could ruin it for me. I've read a lot of net opinions that were disappointed with teh finale (surprise, surprise ) I liked it cos it turned a lot of preconceptions on their (collective) head.

When Boone called on the radio before he died, the people on the other end said "We're the survivors of Oceaning Flight XXX".

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Yeah, as posted by me

 

Read the whole thread n00b

 

 

I think they're in a tesseract

... The passengers from the tail section survived ...

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Statistically, the passengers in the back end of the aircraft are more likely to survive an aeroplane accident (if there are any survivors). Somuch for first class ...

I think they're in a tesseract

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That's a good theory!

 

I have my own theory which is less likely, but I like it none the less. What if this were akin to 2001. "The Black Rock" and all made me think of the monolith from 2001. The Black Rock is a red herring howeve, while the real monolith is the Hatch.

 

Imagine if the Bermuda Triangle is exactly what people suspect it is, a place where aliens abduct travellers. They test them. They pit them against each other.

Wasn't there a tv series about that? I remember some guy with a futuristic ray-gun thing, and a group of people running around different alternate universes and zipping between them trying to get back to their own Bermuda ...

Yeah, in the teaser they clean up boons comments and play it, so it's clear as day.

 

 

so....da..r...que......was.......ri...ght.......::faints::

Wasn't there a tv series about that? I remember some guy with a futuristic ray-gun thing, and a group of people running around different alternate universes and zipping between them trying to get back to their own Bermuda ...

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I think your thinking of sliders, but you got the concept wrong

I think they're in a tesseract

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That's a good theory!

 

I have my own theory which is less likely, but I like it none the less. What if this were akin to 2001. "The Black Rock" and all made me think of the monolith from 2001. The Black Rock is a red herring howeve, while the real monolith is the Hatch.

 

Imagine if the Bermuda Triangle is exactly what people suspect it is, a place where aliens abduct travellers. They test them. They pit them against each other.

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I've never heard that theory

 

I like mine better :D

The French Woman insists that after going to the Black Rock, people have been changed and got sick. The island seemed to drive people to fight themselves in the past, and now it appears there will be conflct between the two groups of survivors.

Wasn't there a tv series about that? I remember some guy with a futuristic ray-gun thing, and a group of people running around different alternate universes and zipping between them trying to get back to their own Bermuda ...

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I think your thinking of sliders, but you got the concept wrong

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No, Sliders was a nineties series; there was a much earlier one (seventies? early eighties?) and it was about a boat of shipwrecked people who get stuck in the Bermuda Triangle. The dude with the ray gun (he stole it from some alien early on, and it was the only weapon that they had, then they all got split up as well) looked like John Hurt (may have even been him).

Wasn't there a tv series about that? I remember some guy with a futuristic ray-gun thing, and a group of people running around different alternate universes and zipping between them trying to get back to their own Bermuda ...

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I think your thinking of sliders, but you got the concept wrong

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No, Sliders was a nineties series; there was a much earlier one (seventies? early eighties?) and it was about a boat of shipwrecked people who get stuck in the Bermuda Triangle. The dude with the ray gun (he stole it from some alien early on, and it was the only weapon that they had, then they all got split up as well) looked like John Hurt (may have even been him).

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Oddly enough I think I read about this show, it was in the 70s, and they were on this place connected to parallel universes.

 

I think they're in a tesseract

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They cant be. X^3 makes a cube, X^4 is just mathematical gibberish

Tesseracts aren't X^4. It is a Wrinkle in Time or Space.

Yeah, quit confusing the fourth dimension (time) with any fourth spacial dimension! :Darque:

Sliders. You're killing me here, kumquat.

 

Metadigital, this is what you're looking for...

The Fantastic Journey

 

I do remember this, my first introduction to the hotness that was Jared Martin. Yes, I'm older than you all may think.

Sliders. You're killing me here, kumquat.

 

 

Traveling through wormholes with their remote (could have been confoused with a ray gun....maybe)

 

 

Anyways, I liked the show......

Sliders. You're killing me here, kumquat.

 

 

Traveling through wormholes with their remote (could have been confoused with a ray gun....maybe)

 

 

Anyways, I liked the show......

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Hey, so did I. Sliders rocked.

Silders only rocked until the middle of season 3

 

Then it went downhill in a ball of fire. <_<

Well, yeah... But The Lost still rocks! (Dang, I love this thread's title!) Can't wait for the new season of on-topic marooned goodness to start!

 

And Sayid. Oooooh, Sayid...

I'm really excited as well. I hope they can keep it going.

Lost starts on British TV tonight. We finally get to see what all the fuss is about. :D