LOST SEASON 6

That is a very good point Widmore. I agree with you in that this will be hard to explain.

If my FF was not something I wanted to happen, I would surely be trying to make sure whatever I saw happen, never happens. On the other hand if it were something good, I would not think too much about the events that led up to the FF. Either way, they are not going to explain this one easily. lol

What if the ones who had a positive FF, like Bryce who meets a young girl, or the druggie who is rich from selling his weed, and so on...turns out to be the ones that do not come true. It was more of a wish than a FF.

And the ones that saw something bad do come true...it was a FF.

Dumb, I know. lol What would be the point? Experiment maybe?

I think they explained where they are going this week - well, actually Simon explained it. He had the woman on the train close her hand. Inside, imagine a tiny cat with a poisoned sardine. There are two scenarios - eat and die or don't eat and live. Until she opens her hand, both eventualities are the same. "The observer gets to decide." The woman says, "but the cat's already decided." Charlie/Simon answers, "Not in Quantum Physics."

If I'm willing to believe in an island with mystical qualities, a smoke monster, a frozen donkey wheel, and time travel - I'm sure I can get past a somewhat "unrealistic" conclusion to Flash Forward - as long as it's done with a stellar group of characters, awesome plot lines, and enough making sense (once you accept the basic impossibility of, same, time travel).