[Locke.]

The latest episode was really different Reese and Finch were hardly in it at all and it focused on a female Reese pretty much who was working on numbers in a different City. I bet CBS do what they always do and end up making a spin off

[Locke.]

Renewed for a third Season - http://www.deadline.com/2013/03/cbs-...y-blue-bloods/

It was never in doubt

[Locke.]

Season 3 premiere was last night. Great episode, they've added GIP Shaw to the main cast now along with Root which was needed really.. always like shows more when they have bigger casts. Debuted with 12.29 million viewers which is a little down on last year but still one of the third highest drama of the night after the two NCIS shows.

[jackc1806]

Just watched it, it was a fantastic episode. Love POI

[Vanessa]

I love this show!

[Kate!]

Me too. One of the best dramas I've seen.

[arista]

On now

[Locke.]

It's season 2 airing on channel 5 right now, Season 3 in america

[Locke.]

Episode 5 was one of the best episodes in the shows history.

Shaw finally coming good, Reese back in the thick of the action, Carter having her best scene in all 3 seasons, and the sub-plots all coming together.

[Locke.]

This season is starting to get amazing, was a bit worried at first that it was going to go downhill but thankfully it hasn't. Have never really been that bothered about Carter but her storyline with HR is definitely the best thing at the minute.

Also

Spoiler:

One of the main cast are getting killed off in the next 3 episodes. It won't be Shaw or Root as they wouldn't have bothered making them main cast members if they were killing them half way through the season, Finch is probably safe too as it wouldn't really work without him. You'd imagine Reese would be safe aswell but Jim Caviezel has still been making movies so might just want to concentrate on those, but I reckon it'll be Carter. Fusco would be too obvious and he is needed for the comic relief.

[Jords]

Does this TV show actually go 'somewhere'? I watched the first half of S1 and it just felt like a collection of random cases, got a bit repetative.

[Locke.]

Yeah there are plenty of continuing storylines. There is a different POI case every week but they usually tie in to one of the main plots.

[Locke.]

Last night was by far the best episode of the entire show, on par with anything HBO puts out. Big spoiler

Spoiler:

They done such a good job keeping everyone guessing who was going to die, expected it to be Fusco all episode and then in the last few seconds thought it would be Reese, but Carter ended up being offed after finally taking down HR.

[Joelle.]

Been catching up with season 2 and 3 the past few weeks and just watched episode 9 (The Crossing). Its been really great especially the HR storyline, but:

Spoiler:

I'm actually gutted they killed off Carter

[Locke.]

Originally Posted by Joelle.

Been catching up with season 2 and 3 the past few weeks and just watched episode 9 (The Crossing). Its been really great especially the HR storyline, but:

Spoiler:

I'm actually gutted they killed off Carter

Carter had started to become a great character but Shaw is a lot better tbf.

Season 4 starts in a couple of weeks, third season started taking the show in a new direction and was by far the best season yet, so hopefully 4 lives up to it.

[Locke.]

Season 4 so far >>>>>

Another character getting killed off last night, bodies dropping like flies. Midseason finale in a couple of weeks as well, hopefully Shaw manages to make it through

[Lostie!]

Season 5 confirmed to be the final season. Expected but still a shame. Still, I expect them to go out on a high.

http://uk.ign.com/articles/2016/03/1...-with-season-5

Glad to finally have a premiere date!

Also, the full episode title list:

Spoiler:

"B.S.O.D."
"SNAFU"
"Truth Be Told"
"ShotSeeker"
"QSO"
"6,741"
"The Day the World Went Away"
"Synecdoche"
".exe"
"Return 0"

[Marsh.]

But there's 13 episodes, that's only 10 titles?

[Lostie!]

Oh yeah it is. I just saw the list and pasted them, didn't bother to count them.

Well that's most of the titles then.

[Lostie!]

Season 5 starts tonight in the US! I only just got around to seeing the trailer, it looks epic of course.

Youtube video

The scheduling for the episodes is a little funny though (tagged incase anyone else happens to be watching and considers episode titles as spoilery ).

Spoiler:

1. "B.S.O.D." [May 3rd]
2. "SNAFU" [May 9th]
3. "Truth Be Told" [May 10th]
4. "6,741" [May 16th]
5. "ShotSeeker" [May 17th]
6. "A More Perfect Union" [May 23rd]
7. "QSO" [May 24th]
8. "Reassortment" [May 24th]
9. "Sotto Voce" [May 30th]
10. "The Day the World Went Away" [May 31st]
11. "Synecdoche" [June 7th]
12. ".exe" [June 14th]
13. "Return 0" [June 21st]

[Marsh.]

What piss poor treatment for such a good show.

[Lostie!]

Yeah, I'm just glad they were able to give it a proper ending rather than ending on an unresolved note like so many shows do nowadays. Jonathan Nolan says they wrote it with the assumption that it would be the end so they apparently wrapped everything up.

[Lostie!]

Loved the season premiere.

[Lostie!]

Really enjoyed the second episode too.

Spoiler:

The glitching Machine identifying the team as threats because of the violent acts they've committed for various reasons in the past was really cool (and a nice excuse to show a montage of old scenes, I'm a fan of nostalgia in a show's final season, same goes for the montage of old faces of people who've been helped by the team shown near the end ).

Watching episode 3 of season 5 now.

Spoiler:

The modified opening sequence with Greer's voice-over added.

Episode 4 airs tonight in the US but apparently it aired early in Canada last night (and was one of the show's best apparently!).

[Lostie!]

Episodes 3 and 4 were more good episodes!

Spoiler:

Nice to have Stanton back in the flashbacks. As I said, I love when shows do callbacks to earlier seasons in their final runs and bring back old faces where possible.

Glad to see gloriously evil bastards Greer and Lambert back (I still can't look at Lambert without seeing Dr Cheriton from The Royal ). I already knew about the whole "It was all a simulation" thing because I'd read a review on the episode beforehand but it was still brilliant and a real gut-punch at the end to see she never actually got out.

Three episodes this week

I mean part of me resents how CBS is burning through the final season but the other part of me is too excited over having 3 new episodes in one week to care right now.

(Still not seen episode 5 but I'll get it watched tonight so I'm ready for the new one tomorrow )