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--There was serious talk within WWE yesterday regarding the McMahon angle due to the timing of the death of Sherri Martel. There was a significant push to drop the angle as quickly as possible, citing taste and timing, and another school of thought (that most expect would win out) to keep going

http://www.dailymotion.com/search/vince%2B...ince-is-found/1

Paul London, the look he gave to Vince in the hallway gave it away.

Several notes: -Goldberg on commentary for Brock Lesnar match, especially after their Wrestlemania debacle? Fucccked. -Lesnar not tapping gloves at the beginning of the fight, hilarious. -Lensar looked good even the guy he fought is total jobber material. -Loved Goldberg's random yelling and screaming when Lesnar won. As if to say "YEAH! FORMER PRO WRESTLERS CAN FIGHT IN MMA! AHRAILHGOAJIHDG"

That was one of the worst shows I've ever seen WWE produce. They are totally overproducing their product last night with way too many TV shows, TV specials, and PPVs. I hope NBC pulls the plug after it gets a 0.0000005 rating.

http://www.wwe.com/inside/news/champhomecoming

Also a funny note...Alpert looks into the camera on a close-up talking to Ben during their scene in the finale.

Okay, I've got to get this out of my system as we've got 8 months to go. Here's some stuff I rethought about: -Jack says to Kate: I'm sick of lying. Could they get rescued by the Hanso Foundation and have to made a "deal" with them that none of them were on Flight 815 and because the crash was staged back home, as Naomi said. They just seemingly fall back into reality without any notice. But notice that the doctor says "You were a hero two times over"...could this be a clue that maybe Jack and Kate (and whoever else) went against the "bad guys" and beat them and showed the world they were indeed survivors and revealed the big cover-up? Something tells me a majority of next season is the conflict between Losties and "Bad Guys." -How is Kate seemingly back apart of society even though she was a threat before the 2004 crash? Kate said: I have to go, he's wondering where I am...is this Sawyer? Is this her Parole officer? Is this...someone else? -No one questions Jack whatsoever during the flashback about his father being alive/dead. -Three theories on the coffin: It's Ben's funeral. He eventually helps the Losties get back home and was telling the truth about the 'good guys' vs. 'bad guys'. Good guys being the Hostiles and the bad guys being the Hanso Foundation/Dhrama/Whidmore/whoever else. He's been on the island the majority of his whole life so not one person would go to his funeral. Jack went because Ben was apart of the island he's so desperate to get back too. It's Michael's funeral. Apparently, people have made out the transcript of the article and have said that the guy was from New York, committed suicide, had a teenage son. Could Michael have gotten home and sent for help bringing the "bad guys"? Could Michael have changed his name to avoid the pressures of what happened to him while on the island, which eventually may have caused for him to hang himself? He murdered Ana and Libby, betrayed Jack/Kate/Hurley and Sawyer for the Others to save his son. That kind of guilt could lead him to take his own life, regardless of whether the Losties were rescued later with his help. Kate would also have a reason not to want to go to the funeral, whereas I can see Jack still going and feeling torn up about what happened, and because they had a relationship apart of the island for a majority of the time spent on it. There's also a possibility this was a character we haven't even met yet. -Is the Temple the place for the Others to hide on the Island? Is this where Locke is going with Albert and the hostiles? Mikalhi thought that the two lesbos in the Looking Glass were on "Assignment in Canada?" Ethan Rom connection? Could be recruiting new members? The Others were building a runway...could they be looking for a new way to go back and forth between the Island and the Outside World other than the sub? I don't think the flash forwards we saw last night were in 2010, now thinking about it. I don't think that they were the "end of the series" either. Here's what I've come up with: Season 4 is entire flashbacks. Continue telling the story of what happens on the island as they get "rescued" (this will be in real time to the viewer, but knowing in the back of our head we already saw the future it's a flashback...and I don't think this is as simple as just going on a ship and going home...there's definitely a story that's going on here), what happens when they get home in (in real time at the end of the season, but still considered to be flashbacks because of the Kate/Jack scene we saw), who's still on the island in real time but those are flashbacks as well...there's still plenty of pre-crash/pre-rescue flashbacks that need to be told such as the rest of Ben's, Desmond's, Danielle's/Alex, Juliet's, Dr. Alpert and the Hostiles, possibly interacting with Libby's story, Walt/Michael (if they return) and new characters that we'll end up meeting that need to be developed. Season 4 is honestly a total mystery right now but I'm guessing it's the story of how they get rescued and ultimately getting "home" at the end of it. Season 5 is off island (mostly...assuming everyone leaves, but that's unlikely) and dealing with the reality of being home (instead of flashbacks, just have a focus on each character for every episode with the key storyline being the dissention between Jack and Kate), and the eventual main story being someone "huge" dies and Jack turns into shit. I think we may end Season 5 with the same ending and the same exact moment of Season 3, and Season 6 is the journey back to the island to end the show in real time with no more flashbacks and reveal all the secrets and questions we've had. I think this is the first and only "flash forward" we'll ever get, and you can put the time period of the scene happening last night in 2009 with going back to the island happening in real time in 2010. There's going to be some time lapse issues...but I'm guessing we cover the rest of 2004, 2005, and 2006 in Season 4. We cover 2007, 2008, 2009 in Season 5. Season 6 is day by day, 2010, just like our original time on the island. That may or may not make sense, but it really depends on whether to not they feel they need to have the show end in real 2010 time. This may not be the case because if you have a sense of the tone this scene was with Jack and Kate...it definitely doesn't seem like it's been 5 years since the crash, much more like one or two. They haven't talked to each other or seen each other in a long time, and clearly she told Jack something in the past (what he said to her on the phone in his apartment) that caused them to stop communication with both of them. Even hearing Jack's wife talk about how she's still the emergency contact makes me think Jack's been around less than a year. This can bring up the theory that what we saw wasn't a flash forward, but what we saw was May 2007 in real time. But that would make things even more confusing going into the last three seasons. I shouldn't just say Season 4 is a mystery right now, the whole show is...that's how amazing LOST is. Everyone, including myself watching Season 1 back in 2004-2005, figured once we found out whether or not they got off the island, that would be it. We now know Jack and Kate DO get off the island and life goes on...but we now have more questions then ever before, and more of a story to tell then ever before...AND knowing that there's still a story to be told now they are off the island with the possibility of them wanting to GO BACK TO IT. Has your head exploded yet? In one, five minute scene...the entire show has changed, dramatically. But I think it's going to work.

Okay...thoughts: -Jack says to Kate: I'm sick of lying. Could they get rescued by the Hanso Foundation and have to make a "deal" with them that none of them were on Flight 815 and because the crash was staged back home, as Naomi said. They just seemingly fall back into reality. -How is Kate seemingly back apart of society even though she was a threat before the 2004 crash? -No one questions Jack whatsoever during the flashback about his father being alive/dead. -The man says Jack Shepard is a "hero two times over"...is the explained he saved the Losties? -It's Ben's funeral. He eventually helps the Losties get back home and was telling the truth about the 'good guys' vs. 'bad guys'. Good guys being the Hostiles and the bad guys being the Hanso Foundation/Dhrama/Whidmore/whoever else. He's been on the island the majority of his whole life so not one person would go to his funeral. Jack went because Ben was apart of the island he's so desperate to get back too. -Kate said "He'll be waiting for me." She's with Sawyer. -Is the Temple the place for the Others to hide on the Island? Is this where Locke is going? -Mikalhi thought that the two lesbos in the Looking Glass were on "Assignment in Canada?"...the hell? -The Others were building a runway...could they be looking for a new way to go back and forth between the Island and the Outside World other than the sub? -Was Jack listening to Nirvana or Bush in the car? More to come.

I'm thinking that was the booze and Oxycontin talking. Jack spent all his time thinking about the Island and what led him to it, he probably had a bad flashback to when he confronted his father. No one told him differently or acted like he was insane. He said go upstairs and see if my father is more drunk then me.

Here's something to ponder on: Jack said go talk to my father. CHRISTIAN IS FUCKING ALIVE??????/ And the funeral is Ben.

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I just read them and that stuff looks all bullshit, especially after last week's episode.

Apparently...the big reveal:

I just read the finale spoilers for next week. Oh. My. GOD.