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I went on Friday and I enjoyed myself but I thought it was not as well organised as it could have been. I thought there generally wasn't enough staff/volunteers and they weren't in the right places guiding and advising crowds. Where there were people working for the event they didn't seem to know enough crucial information. It was also extremely hot especially in the big signing area and I thought a bit more space and organisation in this area might have helped.

Re. the 'Aliens' credit. Remar has such a huge body of work I find it strange that the event page has 'Aliens' as one of the three things he is known for or is attending this even for. I realise Showmasters likes to have groups of actors from certain projects all together but given that he was apparently sacked for drug use and he has done so much since I think it would be better to have other listings like 'The Warriors'.

Jean-Claude Van Damme £45 - Yes Chris Pine £55 - No Ian Holm £45 -No Dolph Lundgren £45 - Maybe Christopher Eccleston £35 - Yes Karl Urban £55 -No Sean Bean £40 - Yes Zachary Quinto £75 -Seems way too expensive, so no at this price, but would love as a guest and cheaper Orlando Bloom £65 -Maybe, but again quite expensive, would probably say yes if at £50 or £55

Stayed at Hotel Lily - never will again. The staff shouted at me when I was checking in. I was charged for breakfast even though I'd already paid - had to ask for a refund. There were rusty pipes/broken furniture in room. TV didn't work; shower didn't work, burned my hand on faulty remote control Dirty cups and smelly bedsheets too. Staff are very complacent - they were also arguing with guests a couple of times when I passed by reception. It was £75 a night and I'm never going back.

I was wondering if the William Shatner talk would be after the 11am standard entry or could it be scheduled for before then meaning I'd have to buy an early entry ticket? I know it's time TBC I just wasn't sure whether to chance purchasing the talk ticket and a standard entry now or wait until the time is confirmed.

Corden looked like he was going to blow up with anger for a minute there! I think instead of taking Patrick Stewart's commens as teasing he really felt insulted.

I thought Matthew Fox was so amazing in this episode and Jorge Garcia also was excellent. I must admit when it ended I was confused about WHEN they had all died but after thinking about it realised the island world was real. Things like the Oceanic 6 escaping/Widmore leaving and having Penny with a non-islander prove this. I've never been so emotional about a show before and the Vincent scene just killed me! The mythology doesn't seem to matter anymore as it just is what it is and there is no explaining some things - like the Big Bang sort of thing, where do the questions end? I thought there were some surprising choices in the episode - like Kate killing Flocke and then escaping the island. I thought the MIB's story was terribly sad though as I feel he wasn't evil but a victim of circumstance - but his death was necessary. I keep thinking now of MIB's line to Jacob in Across the sea: "what are you gonna do when she dies?" as like an end of LOST analogy! Greatest show of my life

I thought Titus Welliver was awesome in this episode. Now I feel really sorry for MIB/Smokey.

1. Character with the best flashbacks (Hurley) 2. Character with the best flash forwards (Jack) 3. Character with the best flash sideways (Ben) 4. Favourite 815 passenger (Locke) 5. Favourite Islander (of any sort) (Locke) 6. Favourite "anyone else who came to the island" (Bernard) 8. Favourite baddie (Ben) 10. Favourite three episodes (Exodus 1/ Ab Aeterno / Tricia Tanaka Is Dead) 11. Favourite series (One) 12. Outstanding contribution to LOST (Michael Emerson)

I agree with the Zoe thing - her baby talk style voice seems really put on. It's like the actress is trying to be geeky but not really pulling it off that well. Was the thing about the tomato not knowing it is supposed to die a reference to Ji Jeon or something else?

Amazing episode, loved every minute of it.

Anyone think David looked like a young (the original) MIB? Dogen also asked Jack "how long has he [David] been playing?" and I thought that might be a clue about him being the game player with Jacob - they are obviously keeping MIBs real name quiet with all that 'this is my friend, my FRIEND...' stuff with Claire. I think Crazy Claire is awesome btw!

I'm enjoying it still but the same stories seem to keep coming around again and the same dilemmas for each character.

great guest

Has there actually been any real clues to the guest's id?

Hey, haven't really kept up with this thread seeing as it's 90 pages long now but the last post with the "take the Mickey" line made me think it could be a hidden clue and the guest is called Micheal something. Mickey Rourke? I can't think of any other Michaels right now!

Since there's a Charmed theme to this one I'd like to suggest Victor Webster who played Coop in Charmed. and any of the Charmed ladies obviously.

Brilliant guest! Love Sleepwalkers and Charmed.

He talked about a few things at the talk - answering quetions from the floor. He seemed quite angry that Enterprise was cancelled and said he thought it was 'political' and the reasons were complicated. He said he thought the show was doing really well and had come into its own. He said he felt priviledged to work with Dean Stockwell on Quantum Leap and that he loved the role because he got to do so much - except he hated anything in the script where he had to spin or swing as he has motion sickness! He said he thought a movie would be a good idea but that no one wants to make it.

Scott Bakula is the wow factor for me.

I hope so too - I think it's a bit cruel of the writers to show Sun finding Charlie's ring and have Hurley tease us with that guitar case if Charlie is never coming back!

Is Jacob definately the 'good guy'? I thought he was pretty mean to Ben when he said "what about you" with contempt considering Ben started out as a mentally abused kid who then got shot by a crazy Sayid and lost his innocence or whatever thanks to the Others. Plus Jacob's role in Nadia's death was questionable. Plus I thought what the 'dark' guy said at the beginning was true about people coming to the island to fight and destroy. If the dark guy is also the smoke monster and other apparitions he could have been just trying to weed out the bad guys for the sake of a good island life, ie. killing Eko when he wouldn't ask for forgiveness for being a murderer.

There were lots of things that happened that upset me (particularly re. Locke and Juliet) but since anything can happen next on Lost I'm trying not to cry too much! Great performance by Elizabeth Mitchell though.

i think the inncident still happens to cause the 815 plane crashing but maybe also creates a different second timeline too where things are slightly different. I think Jacob could be either a 815 survivor caught between the two time dimensions (if such a thing is possible!!! ) or a child of two 815 survivors (my guess is Sawyer and Juliet's child) stuck inbetween timelines who got there because his parents who created him in the past had never met in the future!!! (ugh, what!?? ) I think there will be another flash to take the Losties away before Ben gases the Dharma and land them either back into their present (2007) or way into the past where they'll be stuck and perhaps do something like create the Dharma initiative themselves. If they do die in 1977 what would happen in S6?

This reminds me of season 2 when it was obvious the button wouldn't be pressed eventually and the hatch would explode. I too think the inncident will still happen although because of the Losties involvement I don't think the end result of the innicdent will be straightforward. Liked the shocking ending - Lost always makes me go "what on earth next?!!"