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Granted, we're not 100% sure that it'll open with Locke on island and then shift to his Bentham days, although you're probably correct. But anyway, assuming you mean that 316 would be ruined by seeing Locke on the island, let's be honest... we all knew that Locke would end up alive (whether it be actually alive or Christian Shepherd "alive") once he got back to the island, so it might not be that implausible that the episodes could be switched around. That said, I think they made the right call by airing 316 first, since seeing Jack wake up in the jungle the same way as he did in the Pilot is probably a much stronger reintroduction to the island than whatever will happen to Locke. With the writer's strike, they lost at least one episode last season, so ABC agreed to give them an extra hour this season.

See, now I thought the opposite, in regards to there being too many questions. Outside of how the plane gets to the island, I thought that explanation of going back to the island was surprisingly very straightforward, considering how usually that kind of stuff in Lost is ridiculously elaborate. It's unfortunate that Hurley, Sayid, and Aaron's presence and non-presence weren't explained, but at least, in Hurley & Sayid's case, it's a simple enough question that'll likely be answered within a few episodes.

I'm assuming Jin got a job with Dharma. As mentioned earlier, the season opening scene with Faraday at the Orchid, working with Dharma, would make much more sense. Plus, we never found out what time period the Losties were stuck in when Locke turned the wheel last.

Damn good episode tonight, especially considering this was all Oceanic 6. I really liked that so much of the plot in going back to the island was actually straightforward, by Lost standards, I mean. Sure, we're left wondering how Sayid & Hurley get to the plane and what happened to Aaron, but the only huge question left from this episode seems to be how the plane crashes. My theory: The first plane crashed because Desmond didn't push the button in 2004. I assume that was supposed to happen, because the island "needed" it to happen, or destiny, etc. So what brings the plane down this time? The only thing that I can think of that's even close to not pushing the button would be "the incident" that's been mentioned in the Dharma instructional videos. Based on Dharma Jin finding Jack, Kate, and Hurley, it's safe to assume they're in the 70's Dharma era. So, did whatever the "incident" is bring down the plane? I'd hate to delve into it deeper than that, because talking about all the time travel and its rules are way too crazy for me, so I'll try to leave it at that.

Replace with , and that's how I did. I only barely remembered right before the end.

Actually, I read in IGN's preview of the episode (not really a spoiler, but kind of about what the episodes will be about)

He was in Redemption if you missed it. Based on that, I guess he'll just be the high ranking government official who's corrupt and pulling the strings of the other bad guys? Standard 24 stuff at this point.

118/120 with 4:00 left. I missed and . I definitely should have remembered the first, but likely wouldn't have gotten the second. I did really blank for a few seconds on the later champions from about 2007 onward, though.

Really? That's strange, I would have said

I'll give you HBK-Taker, but how can anyone really hype Edge-Cena and HHH-Orton as huge main events to make WM worth ordering? Both have been way overdone, with HHH-Orton only last year.

Why is Shad in the doghouse with management?

For WM XX's banner in the history section, it used to be Benoit and Eddie at the end with the confetti, but they took Benoit out and now it's just Eddie. I believe X7's used to be Angle vs. Benoit, but now it's Austin & McMahon. So they have actually made some edits. There might be other photos on the site, but those two instances I actually remembered, some how.

You can usually find it in parts on Dailymotion by tomorrow morning.

Billy Walsh being a mole seemed so obvious at the start of the season, that I figured he wouldn't be. Pretty meh episode, especially after last week's action. But hey, the streak lives! Aaron Pierce, seven seasons in a row!

Of course it's dubbed.

The show as a whole was pretty average. Both EC matches were decent, with hot finishes, but the matches in between weren't particularly strong.

Well, you knew Cole couldn't wait to bust out the Ultimate Opportunist comment.

Now that was shocking. For everyone who complains in the Raw threads about "my favourite wrestler of all time John Cena"... there ya go.

I'm pretty sure they said that she went to the hospital, so yeah. Without a GM, THE INMATES ARE RUNNING THE ASYLUM!

Jamie Noble, Funaki, and other jobbers... I hope you're paying attention. That is how you get into main events.

That was pretty underwheming. JBL controls the majority of the match, HBK makes a comeback... and that's it?

http://www.justin.tv/obama_barack It has been freezing every so often since the end of the last match, but I've just reloaded to get it going again.

Assuming the second EC gets about the same amount of time this one is getting, I wouldn't expect an extra match added to the show.

No Kozlov! You don't try the 10 punches in the corner on Taker!

So has this match died, or what?