This show has not appeared to head solidly in that direction and taking it there now would feel like a cheap rip-off.ĭon't get me wrong. Please don't meet Roland or anyone else from the Tower, please don't end up near the Tower, and - most importantly - please don't end like the Tower. No, it would not go over well for me if they decided to end LOST by making Esau the Man in Black or ending it in the same manner as DT or, for that matter, doing anything OTHER than the oblique references that they have so far. Don't they claim that they've had it planned all along? I really hope they keep it entirely separate, though, because I don't think they've made a sufficiently consistent connection. So, it makes sense that creators said they were DT fans. A few other things started to sounds DarkTower-y to me, but I can't recall right now. I also noticed the Dogan/Dogan thing and thought 'hmm'.
Then again, IMO there are only two men who can be called The Man in Black one is in the Dark Tower and the other is Johnny Cash.
I've always called him Esau after the biblical references. I must be the only LOST fan who doesn't like it. You know, it seems like everyone says that. That being said, them not being the same, I was amused by the 'Man in Black' nomenclature and it's DT ressonace. I've been thinking about this too, and it would be AWESOME if somehow they made a deal with King, and the bad guy turns out to be Walter/R.F./MiB. she knows him somehow but can't quite place it.Īnyway, this is the most recent things that caught my attention and hopefully you have some too. I see this as very similar to Kate given Jack a second look out of the window of the cab in the latest episode. When Susannah meets Eddie and Jake at the end.
#Desmond flashes before your eyes series
which is how i think Lost will end in some form or another.Īlso the flash-sideways from Lost seems like the alternate realities in the DT series and specifically I can't pull the exact quote but it reflects how the Dark Tower ends.
Roland's Man in Black says something like to him: oh how you progress! Jacob's conversation with Lost's Man in Black has Jacob saying something like this: it only ends once, everything else before that is progress. There are tons of ideas taken from the DT and used in Lost, but there's some recent stuff that caught my attention. There's plenty of info here on the influence of Stephen King on Lost:īut i wanted to start a discussion for people who have read the series and are avid watchers of the show.
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