Remeber back in Season 1 when Michael yelled at Jin about the watch he'd found? Something like "TIME DOESN'T MATTER WHEN WERE STUCK ON AN ISLAND?"

Knowing what we think we know now (due to Faradar's experiment)... well, that line could have been much more important in the grander scheme of things. Or... the powers that be gave us a little easter egg clue REAL early on in the series.

Nah. I think Michael meant that time doesn't matter when you're living on a (seemingly) desert island, with no job and no appointments. Funny how themes come back around, though.

Nah. I think Michael meant that time doesn't matter when you're living on a (seemingly) desert island, with no job and no appointments.

***Mod edited*** I'm quite sure the original poster knew that. He was talking about the intellectual meaning of it, not the literal meaning of it.

What about at the start of The Glass Ballerina, Opening scene, the glass ballerina breaks, Sun runs back to the piano, while playing the piano her father walks in, Sun reaches up and she stops the metronome, a TIME keeper, SUN STOPS TIME.
Or,
When Jack went to pronounce Colleen Pickett dead, he said "Time of death........" he looked around but there was no clock. No time.
Or, from Further Instructions,
In Lockes airport dream sequence, it shows Jack taking off his watch, a normal procedure at an airport check point right? Then why show it? It is a clue about "time" and how it relates to this show. Is Jack now removed from time, or vice versa.

For a long time I have been tracking "TIME" references

***Mod edited*** I'm quite sure the original poster knew that. He was talking about the intellectual meaning of it, not the literal meaning of it.


Yes, thank you!

What about at the start of The Glass Ballerina, Opening scene, the glass ballerina breaks, Sun runs back to the piano, while playing the piano her father walks in, Sun reaches up and she stops the metronome, a TIME keeper, SUN STOPS TIME.
Or,
When Jack went to pronounce Colleen Pickett dead, he said "Time of death........" he looked around but there was no clock. No time.
Or, from Further Instructions,
In Lockes airport dream sequence, it shows Jack taking off his watch, a normal procedure at an airport check point right? Then why show it? It is a clue about "time" and how it relates to this show. Is Jack now removed from time, or vice versa.

For a long time I have been tracking "TIME" references

Also great finds! I'm sure there are a ton more as well!

What about at the start of The Glass Ballerina, Opening scene, the glass ballerina breaks, Sun runs back to the piano, while playing the piano her father walks in, Sun reaches up and she stops the metronome, a TIME keeper, SUN STOPS TIME.
Or,
When Jack went to pronounce Colleen Pickett dead, he said "Time of death........" he looked around but there was no clock. No time.
Or, from Further Instructions,
In Lockes airport dream sequence, it shows Jack taking off his watch, a normal procedure at an airport check point right? Then why show it? It is a clue about "time" and how it relates to this show. Is Jack now removed from time, or vice versa.

For a long time I have been tracking "TIME" references

Outstanding compilation of visual puns and allusions to time!

I want to live somewhere, where time has no meaning ; ).
That be fantastic.






"Driveshaft, more like Suckshaft"

let's not forget the alleged cut line from season 1

in which Danielle tells Sayid here crew was studying time...I think David Fury spilt the beans on that...

Then there's Charlie's line from the pilot, "Guys? Is this normal? Day turning into night? End-of-the-world-type weather?"

Don't forget when Charlie said, "Guys, where are we?" and Hurley said, or "When are we?" Something like that.

What about at the start of The Glass Ballerina, Opening scene, the glass ballerina breaks, Sun runs back to the piano, while playing the piano her father walks in, Sun reaches up and she stops the metronome, a TIME keeper, SUN STOPS TIME.
Or,
When Jack went to pronounce Colleen Pickett dead, he said "Time of death........" he looked around but there was no clock. No time.
Or, from Further Instructions,
In Lockes airport dream sequence, it shows Jack taking off his watch, a normal procedure at an airport check point right? Then why show it? It is a clue about "time" and how it relates to this show. Is Jack now removed from time, or vice versa.

For a long time I have been tracking "TIME" references

OOOO!! I love clues like these. I really need to watch the first 2 seasons again.

Happy watching tonight!!