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Old 05-13-2009, 11:14 PM #11
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yes finding the extra locke was really a shock!
I really do love this show.
Look how much info we got about jacob tonight...how he touched each one of their lives...so much info in a short amount of time.
I will anciously await next years final season.....
It was so heartbreaking watching sawyer and juliet....
I was jsut asking my hubby about rose and bernard....
and there they show up...I was wondering if we were going to see claire...jsut not enough time....I think she will reappear. next year
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