Watch the scenes in Season 3 where Eko dies very carefully. You'll find that he had come to terms with his life, and was at peace with it. That's why he didn't confess any sins to his "brother" - he felt that with his life, he did the best he could. When he dies, we see him walking down a dusty road in Africa with his brother - truly happy. Maybe he was in his form of heaven. He had moved on. I think that when Eko died, since he was at peace, he was already ready to move on.

Maybe it's the same story with Frank?

Yes he was happy because maybe his presumed alcoholism was gone maybe

The show sounds like a really, really bad dream where nothing makes a lot of sense and you end up feeling rather...for lack of a better word...lost. Though I've never watched a Lost episode, thanks to that video now even I will be haunted like the rest of you by the burning question: who made that giant 4-toed foot sculpture?!?

Got to say erica that cat thing rocked loved the Sayid cat

Jacob's Mother's people, duh! :p:


Seriously though, rent the DVDs. NOW. You'll really be glad you did.

^hahahahahaha

Fantastic ending, the only thing that took a bit of the gloss over it was that Life On Mars/Ashes To Ashes did pretty much the same thing for their last ever episode just a few days earlier, only they did it in a pub not a church :laughing:

Honestly you follow 2 TV shows for 5 odd years and they both end pretty much the same way :(

Oh, and... I'd like to know the answers to some of these questions, too. Anyone game?