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[[WMG: [[spoiler: The real]]Henry Gale came from [[Series/OnceUponATime Storybrooke]].]]

[[WMG: [[spoiler: The real]]Henry Gale came from [[Series/OnceUponATime Storybrooke]]]]

[[WMG:[[spoiler: The real]]Henry Gale came from [[Series/OnceUponATime Storybrooke]]]]

[[WMG:[[spoiler: The real]] Henry Gale came from [[Series/OnceUponATime Storybrooke]].]]

[[WMG:The real Henry Gale came from [[Series/OnceUponATime Storybrooke]].]]

[[WMG: The real Henry Gale came from [[Series/OnceUponATime Storybrooke]]

[[WMG:There will be a movie called [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion End of Lost]].]]

[[WMG: [[spoiler: The real]] Henry Gale came from [[Series/OnceUponATime Storybrooke]]

[[WMG: [[spoiler: The real]] Henry Gale came from [[Series/OnceUponATime Storybrook]]
* He is named after Dorothy's uncle in WizardOfOz ''and'' flies a balloon (as the wizard does in the story). Coincidence? Maybe he really ''is'' Uncle Henry from The Wizard Of Oz and went on the alleged world tour after [[spoiler: Emma breaks the curse]]) and is lying about being from Minnesota to protect Storybrook's location... Considering [[spoiler: he doesn't come back, as he is dead]] is a bit sad if it is true...

[WMG: [[spoiler: The real]] Henry Gale came from [[Series/OnceUponATime Storybrook]]

* This is simply brilliant. The final season of the series is obviously after the Vogons destroy it. The passing of the leader of the island to the next is actually simply allowing the hyper-intelligent, pan-dimensional being to inhabit another form. The island was built by the computer to keep the Golgafrinchams away from the main program matrix. )

'''NOTE:''' The show just ended! For the sake of posterity, please post any theories either Jossed (proven wrong) or confirmed by season six in the folders labeled... [[Main/ExactlyWhatItSaysonTheTin Yeah...]] Spoilers, obviously.

[[WMG: Jacob and Esau are [[FightClub one and the same.]]]]

...and J.J. Abrams will never stop laughing.

* Confirmed by WordOfGod -- sorta. While working on the pilot with JJAbrams, Damon Lindelof was sure the series wouldn't go further than 13 episodes, and it'd just wind up being one of those awesome DVD collectables. That's why there wasn't a solid idea of the series' mythology or plot structure in season 1, just vague notions of where the show might go and what the answers to the mysteries might be. Then it got popular, Abrams left the show, Darlton took over, they mapped out most of the show's mythology and plot structure, and the rest is history.

[[WMG: The Island is [[DinosaurKing Zeta Point]] after a lot of time passed.]]

[[WMG: The Dharma Initiative originally formed some time in the 1990s-2000s as a group of time travellers dedicated to preventing the tv series ''DharmaandGreg''from ever happening (thus saving the world).]] They clearly failed in that mission.

** Also, there's one big hole in the argument: ''Voldemum isn't Jacob and Un-Locke's mother.'' And their genetic mother ain't invulnerable to everything except [[TheGoldenChild the Ajanti dagger]], her kryptonite seems to be large rocks.

* Yes and somehow the {{Breaking Bad}} guys [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uys7Zfu9H6o are involved.]]

** Possibly supported by Daniel's statement that Jack was never supposed to go back in time, and the fact that the writers on Lost are big fans of ''HalfLife''. "The right man in the wrong place (or the wrong time) can make all the difference in the world."

In VideoGame/CaveStory, the Island is kept afloat by the Core and pulled down by Ballos. After the player destroys the undead Core, he (assuming you've done all the [[GuideDangIt prior requirements]]) has the option of either escaping from the Island, which causes it to fall and crash into the earth, or descending into the "Hell" level, where he (assuming you don't just give up at this point) kills Ballos, preventing the island's fall. The bomb and the Swan energy pocket may work something like this. Perhaps the Island would have sunk as a result of the energy discharge (what with all the magnetic collapsing equipment and etc.), which happened independently of the survivors' actions, had the bomb not gone off, cancelling out the energy, but still causing enough of an incident to be "The Incident" referred to in the episode title and orientation video. In other words, the bomb not only caused the Incident, it prevented the sunk-island timeline from originally occurring. The sunk-island timeline is indeed a spin-off timeline made by the decision, but unnecessary for the existence of the original timeline, unless Juliet time-travels between them, as a result of the Swan energy time travel exemption theory listed above, in order to detonate the bomb when she does.[[hottip:* :Naturally, the island would have shot up into space if the bomb had gone off without the presence of the energy leak, fitting with the producers' quote about the Crab Nebula.]]

* Voldemum [[hottip:* :I cant take credit for the nickname, it comes from Ryan at {{Zap2It.com/Lost}}]] appears to be a middle-aged woman, yet she's able to destroy a human settlement and kill everyone there. Doesn't that seem a bit much? Wouldn't people have fought back? Yes... unless she was a Smoke Monster, in which case it's all easy as pie.

* Either Locke's soul in in that fish or... it's [[Main/PulpFiction that glow in the Source Cave]]?

[[PulpFiction Marcellus Wallace's soul]].

[[WMG:''Lost'' and ''{{Cloverfield}}'' take place in the same continuity.]]

[[WMG: The show was SUPPOSED TO BE TooGoodToLast]]

* Given Damon Lindeloff and Carlton Cuse's love of Stephen King's ''The Stand'' and ''TheDarkTower'', the end of the series will no doubt draw heavily from the conclusions of those two novels.

[[WMG: The Island is a prequel to the events of the ''TheDarkTower.'']]