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Die Serie “Chuck” ist das Beste, was derzeit im US-TV gesendet wird. Absolutes Must-See-TV. So muss Fernsehen – ok, vorrangig für Männer – einfach sein. Das galt zwar Gestern auch schon, aber heute setzt “Chuck” noch ein Ausrufezeichen dahinter und…

That was my first impression. Not a literal fork in an outlet, rather a choice that someone must make when presented the chance to leave the island via the wheel house.

What sort of an impact could that have on the future of the island or its inhabitants?

Who that may be is yet to be seen…..the mysteries continue.

* my nose bleeds and then head explodes…….

I find Lost’s “self-consistent time travel” a bit too demonstrative. They can’t just go on by amazing us how well they managed to fill in the gaps and give a cause to every effect and vice versa. It wouldn’t be that exciting in the end.

I think Desmond will be the element that modifies something in the time line. Maybe he will change the future/present and alter the past (changing the effect should change the cause… right?), instead of the more classical formula “change the past, alter the future” which seems to not work (for now).

Lost is about deception. How many times have they led us onto misleading trails? Didn’t they say there would NOT be any time travelling in Lost?

I’m just saying that by having the audience choose the name, it takes the mystery out of it. We won’t devout hours analyzing every word, trying to figure out what the name could mean because we already know it’s meaningless.

If you remember, “the outlet” was what the spot in Tunisia was called. the Outlet from the ISland.

“The Fork” could represent a “fork in the road”

So maybe something happens that causes a change or decision in the future

Oh the carping like you’ve never seen will be.

Personally I think it refers to a change in the past that affects the future.

And it will be because Jack did not act.

Louis Prima only had one leg!?

Now, also remembering that in a podcast, they said The Frozen Donkey Wheel was kind of in the middle of the episode, and wouldn’t bring as much of a pop as the Season 3 “Whoa.” moment… they must’ve been a little deceptive. Or just liars in the commentary to make themselves seem more crafty. Either way, fair play to them.

Anyway, the title doesn’t need to be literal. Walt getting kidnapped wasn’t a Bagel. A station in Antarctica wasn’t a Cholla. Future Jack and Kate in an airport weren’t any sort of rattlesnake, nor mailbox. The producers likely just wanted a quirky name, and figured who better to give it a name, than the part of the public that actually finds interest in what it could be.

If the viewers, who don’t know anything about the final episode twist, pick the nickname, then what meaning does it have?

Last year’s nickname was The Frozen Donkey wheel and that turned out to be rather literal. But we know this one has nothing to do with anything, so who cares?

I don’t see the point of this.

I didn’t click through to the latter article, so maybe that’s not what it’s about. But still.