Great point, never thought about it that way. Even Nadia’s death led him back down that point.

Well done for getting clean, hoping the therapy helps

I’m sorry to hear that, hope you find some comfort in your life.

Robert Daly in Black Mirror’s USS Callister.

Very quiet, awkward and unassuming in the real world, but then uses staff members DNA to incorporate them into a virtual reality game which feels real to them. He then subjects them to all sorts of abuse if he does comply to his power crazy approach, so pretty much acting the opposite how he is in the real world.

He’s played by Jesse Plemons who does psychopath pretty well in Breaking Bad too.

Sawyer and Jack saw each other as a threat to themselves. They both liked the same girl so were in competition there, and Sawyer felt threatened and did not like Jack’s leadership skills. Once he was gone Sawyer’s true self came out.

Locke was not a threat to Sawyer at all, and there was some mutual respect between the two, it’s much easier to follow someone like this.

He’s called Barry.

Avoid getting a speeding ticket

UK, now 7.30am, no sun just clouds.

Sawyer is the polar bear.

I get an ability to believe I am right. About everything.

It’s 10.30pm and I’m lying in bed on reddit.

Impatience. I know they’ve grown up in a world where they can get everything immediately, but sometimes you have to wait, and sometimes it really is worth waiting for.

I love S4. I agree that it moves from character base to plot base. I think this is because the writers now had an end season to work to so needed to move the plot along. Also, a lot of the character development was reliant on flashbacks, and these were becoming more of poor quality as the show progressed.

She’s got a beautiful smile

This is where I am, similar to Widmore sponsoring the boat race Desmond was in.

Not worth $75 but still a good read. Loads of editing errors too.

I’m pretty sure you can get it cheaper elsewhere.

Maybe you should do a poll asking if there are too many polls.

I’m not a big fan of them as options are often limited or miss potential out and open discussion is much better.

I don’t like him. He’s rude, self centred, hurts innocent people just to get his own back on someone, insanely jealous and quite controlling towards Claire. He couldn’t even thank Desmond properly for saving Claire.

Susan

Phil

Radinsky

Charlie

Cooper

It was explained, but it was a weak explanation when put in context.

In early seasons the whispers were heard almost as a warning to start off with, then seemed to be linked to the others when they were heard and Harper appeared, and then Ben warned Rousseau to run if she hears the whispers, none of which comfortably fit with the explanation we got.

Personally I don’t think the writers were ever sure what they were, and it felt like they gave the explanation they did to give Michael some redemption by helping Hurley.

Home of the clanger.

The old format of longer seasons seems to put off the younger generation who are used to things being done quickly. There have been lots of questions on here asking whether it is worth watching because it’ll take so long to get through.

Personally I don’t think it makes much of a difference as it’ll be the same amount of screen time, but when it was aired I enjoyed having longer seasons as it meant it was on our screens for nearly 6 months and less time to wait til the next season.