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RE: Lost - wade_wilson - 22-05-2010 15:19
or just post the last line.... lol
RE: Lost - little gimp - 22-05-2010 23:58
Surely the last line will be a voice-over saying "...and they all lived happily ever after.....or did they?"
RE: Lost - wade_wilson - 23-05-2010 01:04
i thought it was "blimey, i had the weirdest dream......."
RE: Lost - little gimp - 24-05-2010 06:26
Who said the people at sky don't have a sense of humour,I thought that technical fault screen at the start was hilarious,and just in case you have forgoten YOUR WATCHING LOST LIVE FROM THE US
RE: Lost - wade_wilson - 24-05-2010 06:31
yea that live from the US thing is a tad annoyin!!!!! think Hurley nailed it - "i've got a bad feeling about this...."
apart from that, loving the ep so far!!
RE: Lost - Bluearmy71 - 24-05-2010 07:13
Simply Fantastic!
RE: Lost - wade_wilson - 24-05-2010 07:16
Brilliant, but how come we finished 15 minutes early???
RE: Lost - Rammyrascal - 24-05-2010 08:29
dont know hopefully theyll show the missing 15min when they repeat it
RE: Lost - Bluearmy71 - 24-05-2010 08:37
Ummm I don't think there is any missing 15 mins Rammy and the repeat is more than likely to be structured for UK TV so condensing it a little more, I think it was just a case of Sky having to over compensate for the length and amount of adverts the USA have!
I think its totally wrong of you to jump to the conclusion that 15 mins of the finale on the last ever season of a program would be left out......where is the logic in that?
RE: Lost - Rammyrascal - 24-05-2010 08:57
didnt watch it but have recorded it so thanks for clearing things up. apparently when it comes out on blu-ray & dvd there is a 20 min continuation of the finale in the box set
having been in the us i do know how much adverts there are in tvshows. even more than in the uk