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As Kate can't quite reach the keys on the fallen dead guard in front of their cage, Jack walks up and grabs the keys, releasing his friends - but not without informing her, "I'm with HIM," (aka, Fake Locke). Well, neener for you, Jack.

The women return with arms filled with boxes and bags, and Sally asks if she can go with them to the gala. When Marie supports Sally by saying that every daughter should be able to see her father as a success, it sets Emile off, and he storms off to his bedroom, with Marie on his heels. Don and Sally and Bobby are confused.

Finally, I was very glad to see Ms. Sugar get the boot at the end of the episode. I can't stand her at all. She seems like she's 12 years old and constantly whines. She must have been picked for the show just so they would have someone to vote off in the first episode. It was hilarious watching Colby try to distance himself from her. Yikes! Getting turned down by Colby. Not good.

This is a much shorter series which lasted just two seasons with a total of 30 episodes vs. six seasons and 121 episodes for Lost. But Twin Peaks fits a lot of great stuff into those 30 episodes. Of course the principle mystery of the show is "Who Killed Laura Palmer?" (I won't spoil it for you) but it's really about much more than that. That's just the mystery to pull you into the brilliantly strange world that David Lynch created with this memorably program.

The first 3 guests are the 3 guys who received 1st impression roses: Texas real estate attorney Jeremy, Colorado-based pro snowboarder Jesse and Binghamton, New York, science teacher Richard. The news that this trio, who has already been singled out by DeAhnna for special recognition, also gets to share living quarters with DeAhnna for the first week sets the others a bit on their heels and it's clear they are not happy.

Watch Episode And I'm sure any technologically astute friend of yours can help you out with figuring that out much better than I can. If you don't know any technologically literate people, then any pimple-faced kid working at an electronics store would still be much greater help than I could hope to be.

These are shows which are of a "serial" nature (where there's an overarching story which should be watched in order) and which are a bit "weird" (or "mysterious.") These are shows that I think will appeal to fans of Jack Shephard, John Locke, Hurley, Sawyer, Kate, Sayid, and the rest of the gang.

"What thing?" I asked myself, wondering if I'd missed something. All episode long, she seemed to be disappointed, but it was never spelled out as far as I could see. It started after she gave Don the idea. It's as if, she feels like she hasn't earned her place at the table, or maybe she doesn't like the table. Or maybe she's still smarting from the fight with Don from the last episode. Whatever it is, it's big enough that she can't fully engage.