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The only things I didn't like: -Benoit/Guerrero was weak. -Thought the WWE/ECW stuff was kinda weak, but it served it's purpose. That's it. That's my only 2 beefs. This was the best PPV since who the fuck knows. I don't even want to watch WWE anymore.

HOLY. SHIT. THAT WAS AWESOME!

No. They won't survive without TV. If they don't have a TV show lined up for the fall, then this promotion is D-E-A-D. Companies can't make their money off having weekly PPVs because the reason they stopped doing that is because they KNEW they had to gets some type of TV deal. I don't know why they are so confident unless they are in negoitations with someone they aren't revealing. From the sounds of it, it's SpikeTV, FSN again, or nothing.

Vince McMahon tearing his quad by getting into the ring. Then tearing his other quad walking to and around the backstage minutes after.

Yeah, I heard he and Vince made up after the whole Playboy interview thing.

I thought the Dave Chappelle was funny, but the rest were eh. I wouldn't be caught dead wearing these in public, however.

Holy SHIT. FOLEY WAS THERE???

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Holy balls. 3 Way is a Barbed Wire Match.

1wrestling.com has results on going as well. Looks really good so far.

LOL @ 8 people showing up.

Definately try to see this if you haven't, it's hilarious.

One big question that still remains to me after Exodus: If the Numbers are bringing people to the Island, then why did Hurley have so much bad luck trying to make his plane...as if the Numbers were the reason he WASN'T going to be on that plane, and wasn't going to be on the Island? The Numbers seem to be constantly working on Hurley's favor. Maybe the only way to cure the Numbers curse is for someone who used them to come to the Island.

Absoutely. The Numbers themselves are the main part of the island's aura (with the Hatch especially), and what brought everyone there. Why? Who knows. As far as character development as well as show development in general, Hurley's episode provided a lot of that. I thought Hurley's background was alot more intresting then we originally thought, but I almost wonder if they revealed TOO much. I warmed up alot more to Hurley's character after this episode, however. I really don't see what they'd do for a second Hurley flashback episode in the 2nd season (I suppose explain why he was in a mental institution before he won the lottery.) The story of the guys going to the French Lady just to find a battery was kinda weak, but knowing what Hurley's real motives made it better. I thought the stuff with Locke and Claire was excellent, especially the final scene with the crib. I thought the ending was terrific and it even spooked me out. The scene that really makes this episode is when Hurley goes to see Sam's wife about the Numbers, especially the end of it when she says "Curse? There's no curse. You make your own luck. Don't blame it on the damn numbers. You're looking for an excuse that doesn't exist." I think it goes along with the Science/Reality vs. Faith feud right now between Jack and Locke. The 2nd season, I predict, is going to have a lot to do with where the Numbers actually lie in that feud. Almost (not all...almost) every number used in the show relates to 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42...with ALL characters. The thing I love about this show is that I have no idea. No idea what so ever. I'm baffled, but so intrigued as to how the hell the Numbers brought everyone here...and I think we find the answers in the Hatch. Anyways, I guess I'm biased because I enjoy the characters of Jack, Locke, and Sawyer more than Hurley, and orginally Kate's past was one of the most intriguing parts of the show to me. I guess because I was so much more intrested in the other island secrets that The Numbers were just kinda, you know, ANOTHER mystery, And the Pilot and Finale of the first season were both terrific episodes, so I guess that's why this episode is underrated. It's definately in my Top Ten, however. This is one of those episodes that's going to get better over time.

That was great.

I agree. Numbers wasn't a bad episode at all. It's just that I liked 6-7 more above it.

Heyman's awesome. He's still true to his word and isn't afraid to speak his mind. I'm pumped.

This PA announcer is fucking horrible.

He gets more crazy everyday.

Not a surprise at all.

Holy crap. That was great. I can't wait until the PPV.

The Good Top 5 Episodes: 1. Exodus Part 1 (Best episode. Period.) 2. Outlaws (Best regular character flashback episode.) 3. Pilot Part 2 (Got me hooked watching the show when I was channel surfing one weekend) 4. Pilot Part 1 (I missed this the first time, so that's why it's below Part 1.) 5. Exodus Part 2-3 (Great episode, but is really made by the last 15 minutes...that's honestly what saves it.) Honorable Mention: Whatever the Case May Be (I was really into this one, but was dissapointed with the deal with the plane. That was weak.) and Deus ex Machina (Just a great overall ending and the best final scene of an episode this year.) Top 5 Scenes: White Rabbit: Jack/Locke, "A leader can't lead until he knows where he's going." Outlaws: Sawyer/Christian. "That's why the Red Sox will never win the damn series." Exodus Part 1: Jack/Sawyer. Sawyer telling him about his dad. Exodus Part 2: The Raft. The Others arrive. Deus Ex Machina: Locke/Hatch. The light comes on. Honorable Mention: Outlaws: "I Never", All The Best Cowboys Have Daddy Issues: Charlie is hung, but saved by Jack, Walkabout: Jack finishes talking to Rose, sees a man/father in the distance and Locke is revealed to be in a wheel chair, and Exodus Part 2-3: The ending sequence, both on the plane and back at the hatch. Best Character: John Locke, Sawyer/Jack tied for 2nd. Best Actor: Matthew Fox. Terry O'Quinn/Josh Holloway tied for 2nd. Best Relationship/Friendship: Probably Sawyer/Jack. At least how we saw it end. Jack/Kate was alright at times, Jack/Michael was cool. Best Surprise/Twist/"OH SNAP!" award: Exodus Part 2: The Raft. The Others arrive. Best Character Development/Most Improved: Sawyer by miles. Hurley's 2nd, mainly because the Numbers definately have a lot more to do with the story of this show then meets the eye from the first season. Hottest Chick: Evangeline Lilly (she will forever be my crush for the Freshman year of college. It's like, she's just so natural and beautiful. I'm not sure if her personality is that great from what I've seen on talk shows, but none the less.) Studliest Dude: Sawyer. King of the Island (toughest motherfucker award): Jack. The Bad Worst Episode: Homecoming (Nothing happened in this episode other than Ethan dying.) Worst Character: Charlie (I think Dominic is alright, the character just doesn't do much for me). Worst Actor: I think Malcolm David Kelley is annoying at times, but I really don't dislike any of the cast. Worst Scene: I can't think of a specific scene. Worst Flashback: Charlie's story in Homecoming. I'm just not into it. Worst Relationship/Friendship: Sayid/Shannon (literally killed Sayid's character). Worst mystery/"SHOW WHAT'S IN THE GODDAMNED HATCH!!!" award: Probably Kate's past. At one point I really was into it but it just feels like they should of given us more instead of sidetrack it like they did with the plane. This was one of those things they should of revealed, but at the same if they do, it would probably be that point in time to kill her off. So whatever. Another would have to be Locke's legs. How in the living hell can he be in a wheelchair for 4 years, get in a plane crash, and walk around easily? Again, I think once we find out about that, it not only reveals the whole Locke character, but maybe even the show itself as well. Worst Character Development/Biggest Decline: Sayid. Most Useless character: Charlie

Didn't some guy just get injuried for carrying the groceries up this apartment and tore his shoulder up?

I remember he came back and helped out Eugene against Coach and I think Cade...and then he came back and made fun of Randy Orton in Miami...and then I think it was the Diva Search thing. He came back like, 3 times in a matter of 2 months. If I remember.