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aslanscubs |
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Ben also tells Sayid that the guy (can't remember his name right now) was caught on tape running a red light in LA three weeks earlier.
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GodIsAnAtheist |
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The current theory is that the events occuring back in civilization are being presented roughly in reverse order chronologically. (Definitely debunked now after the 2nd Jackforward) Sayid and Ben: • Oct 21 2005: Ben visits Iraq and tells Sayid that Widmore's man killed Nadia (whom Sayid had found and married). Definitely occurs after Sun's baby is born. • Sayid working for Ben killing people - ongoing from Oct 2005 to ? The rest (based on the reverse order of presentation): • Michael and Walt make it to Manhattan, Michael ends up working for Ben on the freighter (this occured in current time not a flash forward). • Rescue • Sun has baby (July/Aug 2005). Hurley and Sun visit Jin's grave. • Hurley returns to the asylum and is visited by Jack (Hurley didn't know that Jack was dealing with Aaron, so this is based on inference, not solid fact) • Kate's trial, Jack testifies on her behalf • Jack, Kate, and Aaron are living together. • Jack goes to see Hurley in asylum after Hurley's doctor calls. Hurley tells Jack about Charlie's message that he can't raise "him" (possibly meaning Aaron) and that he'll get a visitor really soon. • Jack proposes to Kate. She says yes. They're engaged. • Jack sees Christian (his dad) at the office late one night, begins taking pills prescribed to him by Darcy. • Kate comes home to Jack being drunk as fuck, reveals she was "doing something" for Sawyer. Jack implies he knows that he's related to Claire/Aaron. • Jack grows a beard and abuses substances. (April 2007? Depends on newspaper prop which might not be accurate) • Jack and Kate meet at night with their cars, Jack tells Kate they should go back. (Why did they need to meet in secret?) |
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GIAA, I just posted this in the epi thread, but here are two possible timeframes for tonight's Jackforward ... when the Yanks swept Red Sox:
August 18 - 20, 2006: Yankees took 5 from Red Sox at Fenway. August 28 - 30, 2007: Yankees took 3 from Red Sox in NYC. |
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Johkar |
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WiscBadger95 wrote: That is so fake snow. Unless it's from someone shovelling real snow off the sidewalks into the street, like most people do where I'm from. lol But it melts quicker from the cars coming and going. (I know this post is old, but I'm just seeing this for the first time, and needed to say that) lol |
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That is so fake snow. Unless it's from someone shovelling real snow off the sidewalks into the street, like most people do where I'm from. lol But it melts quicker from the cars coming and going. (I know this post is old, but I'm just seeing this for the first time, and needed to say that) lol Considering that LOST is filmed in Hawaii....I'm going to agree with your theory that it's fake snow. :) (But definitely a timeline clue) |
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GodIsAnAtheist |
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WiscBadger95 wrote: Yeah, good find. My guess is that it's the 2007 one, because it lines up better with Aaron's age (he'd only be a shade under 2 in 2006, which looks too young, IMO). Which means that Sun and Ben's FFs were fairly early into "the future" and the others *probably* take place closer to present time. Actually, now that I think about it, it would make sense that TTLG takes place sometime in mid-late '08. Assuming that season 5 sort of shows us how the O6 get from where they are in the S4 FFs to getting back on the island (which, I assume by the finale of S5, we'll be in completely present time, which would be May 2009), having TTLG take place sometime in mid to late 2008 gives Jack time to FINALLY convince everyone to go back, and then have them arrive sometime in 2009, and then the series ends in 2010. Or maybe I'm just going too based off of our time? I dunno.
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WiscBadger95 |
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Have you seen the discussion about it at Lostpedia? The info in the article indicates August 31, 2007. But the Astros/Angels box score is from a game played
on June 20, 2007. Methinks TPTB are screwing with our heads ... again.
By virtue of the Yankees/Red Sox and Indians/Mariners scores in the newspaper article, only one date is viable for the publication of the paper: August 31, 2007. Article states Yankees finish their sweep of the Red Sox with winning pitcher Chien-Ming Wang beating Curt Schilling 5-0. The only occurrence of this game is the date above. However, the newspaper also lists "Angels 8 - Astros 4" but the Astros were playing the St. Louis Cardinals over these dates. As such, the newspaper most likely isn't able to indicate the correct date. |
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Well, I think that pretty much solves it. Regardless of the other scores and crap like that, the primary focus of the newspaper (Sox/Yanks) indicates August
31, 2007, so I'm fine to roll with that until Darlton states otherwise.
Which means that Jack takes anywhere from 8-12 months to "hit rock bottom" (aka. his FF in TTLG), and then a minimum of, I'd say, another 8 months for them to get back to the island in time for S6? I dunno. I must be thinking way too far into the future. Either way, it's good to have a fixed point in time. We should use 8/31/07 as one of the cornerstones of this timeline (just like the October 2005 date in Ben's FF) and have everything be relative to those dates, something like this: November 2004-January 2005 • Michael and Walt make it to Manhattan, Michael ends up working for Ben on the freighter (this occured as a FB, but is used as a frame of reference). • Rescue July/August 2005 • Sun has baby. Hurley and Sun visit Jin's grave. October 21, 2005 • Ben visits Iraq and tells Sayid that Widmore's man killed Nadia (whom Sayid had found and married). Meets Widmore in London and vows to kill Penny. • Sayid working for Ben killing people (ongoing from Oct 2005 to ???) Between October 21, 2005 - August 31, 2007 • Hurley returns to the asylum and is visited by Jack (Hurley didn't know that Jack was dealing with Aaron, so this is based on inference, not solid fact) • Kate's trial, Jack testifies on her behalf (may have happened prior to Hurley's commitment) • Sayid kills man on golf course, hunts The Economist (occured in winter, so either right when Sayid begins working for Ben, or a year or so later. May even occur after 8/31/07) August 31, 2007 • Jack, Kate, and Aaron are living together. • Jack goes to see Hurley in asylum after Hurley's doctor calls. Hurley tells Jack about Charlie's message that he can't raise "him" (possibly meaning Aaron) and that he'll get a visitor really soon. • Jack proposes to Kate. She says yes. They're engaged. • Jack sees Christian (his dad) at the office late one night, begins taking pills prescribed to him by Darcy. • Kate comes home to Jack being drunk as fuck, reveals she was "doing something" for Sawyer. Jack implies he knows that he's related to Claire/Aaron. (This actually occured a week after Jack's visit to Hurley, but kept together for fluidity of logic) After August 31, 2007 (around April/May 2009???) • Jack grows a beard and abuses substances. (Originally thought to be April 2007, almost definitively disproven by 2nd Jack FF) • Jack and Kate meet at night with their cars, Jack tells Kate they should go back.
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A question for the guys:
How long does it take for a man to grow a beard? |
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GodIsAnAtheist |
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pagonglover wrote: Depends. On the one extreme, I couldn't have grown Jack's beard if I never shaved EVER. I just can't grow facial hair. But I know some people who would have Jack's beard if they didn't shave for 3 days. Seriously. But to get to the logical conclusion, I'd guess somewhere between 2-3 months for most guys without shaving at all?
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GodIsAnAtheist wrote: I don't know, my boyfriend can grow a pretty good beard, but he didn't shave for about 4 months last winter, and his beard wasn't nearly as voluminous as Jack's. I would say that it would take a good 6 months AT LEAST. |
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It all depends upon the guy. Some guys can grow a beard like Jack's in a couple of months. Others can go without shaving for years, and never come close
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And then the flashbacks, they start getting confusing because relative to each other. It's not that hard to say Jack ratted out his father and got him fired before he went to Australia, but all of that happened after he broke up with Sarah. [What is hard to sort out is] how those scenes take place in relation to Hurley winning the lottery or Sayid leaving Iraq...so that's all Gregg's job.
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GodIsAnAtheist |
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I don't remember if it was RESCUE or the day they landed and had that press conference, but they were gone for 108 days before they were one of those two.
Which, for our frame of reference, puts rescue (I'm assuming that's what it was) at Saturday, January 8th, 2005??? That's if you don't count 9/22 as Day 1. |
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Anti posted this in the There's No Place Like Home thread:
Timeline notes:
- Day 103 would be about 3 or 4 January 2005. The storm closest to those dates was Tropical Cyclone Raymond which, though not itself coming near Sumba, could certainly have affected the weather around it, or at least plausibly enough to satisfy the press. - Aaron's age is given as five weeks at the press conference, assumed to be a few days after rescue, so the second or third week of January 2005. This means the O6 is claiming Aaron was born in early December, a good five or six weeks after his actual birth date of 1 November. - At Christian's memorial service Jack states he was in Sydney airport "ten months ago", placing the scene in July 2005, four months after rescue. This was the same month as Sun's FF, and she is indeed not present at the service (Hurley is but that means nothing). - Sun's and Hurley's segments are not dated; we don't know when Hurley's birthday is, so we can only assume it's a reasonably short time after rescue but long enough that Sayid is comfortable with Nadia. Sun's would have had to have been long enough for her to get her financial settlement worked out and be able to buy out Paik Industries. |
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July or August for Sun's baby's birth? I wonder how she'll explain that since her husband "died" in September.
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Antithesys |
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Lostpedia conjectures Sun's delivery date as July based on an on-island conception. The continuity quirk is not brought up and I don't recall any
dialogue in Sun's episode addressing it.
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GodIsAnAtheist |
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That all seems about right. I doubt that anyone questioned Sun's pregnancy. It's definitely conceivable that they banged at the hotel before leaving,
and then she was just a little late when delivering. Happens all the time, does it not? The bigger question to me is how everyone immediately ate up
Kate's story about Aaron. Surely there would have had to be some sort of documentation when the Marshall grabbed her that she was preggers.
So BJ, are you going to put the January 8th date as the day of rescue? I think this episode really cleared up a lot of the timeline for us post-crash. |
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CoconutPhone |
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Jimmy Olsen there at the press conference seemed dubious when asking her about being pregnant when captured.
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The only other factor in Sun's delivery date would be the time rip around the Island possibly altering it, either by a time difference with the Island
itself (it being one date on the Island, and a different in the Real World), or perhaps even a fetus specific time difference due to the transit (she could
have been 3 months preggers when she got on the boat, and 2 or 4 months when she got to the Freighter).
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