Thats definitely one smart son you have there starbucko!
Series certainly is over complexed and full of multiple storyarcs to fill out a dozen more TV shows, but i won't complain about its sophistication and plot storyarcs in the way people who don't get the show do.
Classic BG along with many other shows should've been left to have their deeper adult plot elements to be explored in much the same way Lost has become a TV phenomenon. So few show have made it past their 4th season and commanded such attention to its plot and story and this season looks to be another hit with every episode filled with more story, clues, and multiple arcs overlapping each other creating MUST SEE epiosdes.
I'm a HUGE '24' fan, but Lost has overtaken even '24' and placed it, at my number 2# spot of must watch TV this year!
Even Richard (Alpert) will finally get an episode to hmself this year (which is long overdue?).
LA X, certainly was a head turner that keeps you glued as to what happens next.
Killer moment:
(Fake) Locke/MIB:
Hello Richard..
Richard: (Looks totally shocked almost like a "zombie")
(Fake) Locke/MIB:
Good to see you out of those chains?
Richard: (Still terribly shell-shocked and finally asks)
......'YOU'...
(Fake) Locke:
Me! [Knocks Richard unconscious after a jab to the throat and several blows]
(Fake) Locke: (Looks around at The Others, Frank, Sun, Ilana and Ben)
I'm very disappointed in ALL OF YOU!
[Pick up Richard Alpert and carries him off into the jungle and walks past the real John Locke who deceased body is still outside the Cargo Box container (See The Incident Season 5 final) from the Ajira Flight]
Music playing to this scene was just too intense in terms of near-cliffhangers with the sense of how much deeper this is all going to play out in the final season.
KJ
