Wow. Crazy. They really pulled out all the stops on this finale, and I would say it made the season 1 finale look like a piece of crap. I loved it. For a while Lost was just kinda eh and I wasn't even sure if it was worth following closely anymore but this? This is gonna make me come back in Season 3 (which I'm sure is what the producers were going for when they made the finale ).

I like how we actually have answers (or at least what we think are answers), yet there are still questions. Obviously. A few things that come to mind. Maybe not a "few", but you get the point:

- The Others' camp, with a fake hatch. That means they put it there just for the purpose of fooling Michael? Huh?

- The "statue" that was just a foot that only had 4 toes...it seemed kind of cartoonish and strange.

- What's with the hieroglyphics on the timer? Obviously they have to reset it but what do the hieroglyphics have to do with anything?

- How did the "Quarantine" door just come falling out of the sky?

- Are Locke and Eko fine, and what about Desmond?

- (Still) Where is the island, why do the Others not want to be found, and what makes them say that they won't be no matter what?

- How come everything turned all white when Desmond turned the key (perhaps this is some physics-related question that I don't know the answer to, not necessarily a strange thing in the show..)?

- How is it that by following a certain bearing, Michael and Walt are just saved?

- Why did the Others want Jack, Kate and Sawyer, and is it just a coincidence that they happen to be in a bit of a "love triangle"?

- What kinds of tests did they have Walt do, and what's the point of them?

- Most importantly of all, is the show going to start involving characters not on the island? The idea of that is just so odd, I really hope they aren't going to.

*Sigh*

Still a good episode nonetheless, I just hope we get the answers to all these questions in the last season. Good luck, JJ and Damon.