We'll jump right into what I thought were the most important facts of this weeks podcast:

• They are writing the last four episodes of the season at this moment.
• Claire and Jack have the same dad.
• Mikhail tells the entire truth in his recounting of the history of the island, besides the fact that he is Dharma. But of course, history is written by the winners.
• Dharma did call the Others the hostiles.
• The Others wiped out the Dharma people in a kill-or-be-killed situation, as it appears right now.
• They throw footballs around in the writers room, until one fateful day with Carlton's teacup.
• 'The Man from Tallahassee' will explain why Jack is cooperating with the others.
• The ping pong game was inspired by the ping pong table outside the writers room where many of the littler, more amusing stories are broken.
• Locke realizes that it's time to think about himself and his own interests which could be a part of why he is acting how he is.
• Carlton asks if Locke really kill Mikhail? This could be meant in two ways, one putting doubt into out minds that Mikhail actually died there, and the second way asking if Locke knew Mikhail would die when throwing him at the fence (murder or accident). Damon thinks Mikhail is dead.
• They are really on an island.
• Ms. Klugh (an interesting character) and Pickett may be returning in a flashback.
• The Others are dying at quite a fast rate because of the losties.
• There's a good argument to say that John wanted to destroy the Flame station and did it on purpose. Explanation forthcoming.
• Locke destroyed the transceiver of Sayid... Why?
• There is a Nikki and Paulo episode next week. With Boone and Shannon in it.
• Him is Jacob. Ben is talking about Jacob when he was being tortured in the hatch.
• The Others didn't know about the Swan for a long time. Ben's skepticism was genuine.
• There is an answer buried in the Nikki/Paulo flashback. A big mythological question answered.

So there you have it. One more recap. Where does this leave us? Him and Jacob are the same person, at least the one Ben is referring to. What about when Desmond asks Locke, "Are you him?" Are they talking the same him? Why would that him want to see Desmond? A very apparent fact has been made clear, also. The Others are dropping like flies. Klugh, Mikhail, Pickett, Ethan and Goodwin just to name a few. Is it time for more recruitment? Was the barracks a Dharma installment the Others took from the Dharma people, and if so, where did the live before that. Other than that, I can't wait for tonight's episode and I'll talk to you all later. Feel free to post your own questions here. Maybe answer some of mine. I'd really love that.

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