Re: LOST: Jumped?

"SoHillsGuy" <jerrygref@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 Feb 29, 12:35 pm, "broug...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
" <broug...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> On Feb 29, 11:34 am, SoHillsGuy <jerryg...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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> > On Feb 29, 11:14 am, Captain Infinity <Infin...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > wrote:
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> > > I'm not going to actually call it because it seems too soon, but it 
> > > feels like
> > > when future conversations roll around to "When did LOST jump the 
> > > shark?" the
> > > episode "The Constant" may be the one most people will point to.
Why? 
> > > Because
> > > last nights episode took a stark turn into another dimension. Up to 
> > > now, LOST
> > > has been mysterious, spooky, and on-the-verge of Sci-Fi but just 
> > > dipping its
> > > toes, but "The Constant" plunges it firmly into the SF genre.
>
> > I was also uneasy with the whole time-travel conversations, but to be
> > honest, this still wasn't the first time the series firmly crossed the
> > line into the SF game.
>
> > We still have an unexplained monster who sucked a pilot out of a
> > plane, a shape-****fting black cloud that can kill and an invisible
> > person living in a cabin.
>
> the monster and the black cloud are the same thing.
>
> Penni

Do we know that for a fact?   Seems to me there was a lot of stomping
noise in that original incident.  (Yes, probably true, though.)


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Yes, we know that for a fact.