LOSTcasting With Wayne And Dan #34 – Across The Sea
May 13, 2010 by Wayne_Henderson
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Episode #34 of the LOSTcasting With Wayne And Dan online radio podcast:
> We discuss LOST, season 6, episode 15 – “Across The Sea”.
> Shared some great listener thoughts and theories.
> GameCabinet.com’s information on the ancient Egyptian game of Senet.
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> Played a promo for the GSPN.tv LOST FInale Party in the Cincinnati area.
> Anonymous Podcast Listener Survey by Professor Alan of the GSPN.tv Community.
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> Question: Do you think it was kind-of cheesy for the producers to show the Jack/Kate/Locke montage, to make sure we couldn’t miss the “Adam And Eve” reveal? Let us know what you think, by calling (206) 984-1446 or leaving a reply in the Comments section here. Thank you.
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Everyone who is criticizing the Adam & Eve flashbacks—or are they forwards?—is upset about the mystery aspect of it. But consider the emotional aspect. I think the producers gave us that in hope of provoking more emotion and prolonging the emotional scene.
Besides that, it was almost six years ago that we first saw the bones, some people need reminders!
Daniel, thanks for posting your comments here in the show notes!
I hadn’t thought that the Jack/Kate/Kocke scene might be better considered a flash-forward of sorts. Nice explanation!