A true story by the writer and performer Kyle Bowen. Kyle Bowen is a real life graduate of the San Francisco college of Mortuary Science, and has worked as a mortician for over 15 years. "Flesh-Eating Bacteria" - An apprentice mortician spends his first night alone with a body and finds out how the dead can possess the living. Help is on the way - she hopes. Valerie’s story comes to us from the book Trucker Ghost Stories, edited by Annie Wilder. She thinks she might not be able to get out, when she sees two headlights coming to her through the storm. "Cowboy Ghost" - Valerie is lost in a snowstorm in rural Montana. But don’t worry: we still want to believe. We have come to the Final Act of Spooked. You can also listen on Luminary or the Luminary mobile app. To listen to all #Spooked episodes as they’re released, subscribe to the Luminary channel on Apple Podcasts. Produced by John Fecile, original score by Renzo Gorrio
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This episode made no real attempt to explain what was going on in this competing timeline, but it did flash one unusual scene early on after first showing us Jack on the plane: the island.This episode, from Season 5, was formerly subscriber-only. On the ground in Los Angeles, Jin was taken away for questioning because his bag contained thousands of dollars. Boone was also alive on the plane, as was Rose and Bernard, who seemed as much in love as ever. Jack saved Charlie's life on the plane because he swallowed a baggie of drugs. who said he was the luckiest guy in the world. Sawyer gave some advice on the plane to Hurley. Jack fumed that the airline lost his dad's casket. Kate fled from her FBI captor by hopping into a cab. They all had interactions with various old friends, too, though no one remebered anyone: Half the episode was spent with the survivors in a rebooted timeline, landing safely in Los Angeles. There's also some kind of alternate reality going on. These people also somehow saved Sayid's life by dunking his body continuously into a body of water inside the Temple. When this group learned Jacob was dead, they went into a panic, spread ash around and told the castways they were protecting them and had to keep "him" out. He read a list that Jacob had given Hurley in the guitar case and allowed our survivors to enter the Temple because they were on it. The entire group went and they ended up abducted by a whole new group of people, led by a bearded Asian guy that spoke English but had a translator anyway. Jacob, meanwhile, appeared to Hurley and said he had to take Sayid to the Temple in order to save his life. She said she had something to tell him before she passed away and Miles later told Sawyer what it was: "It worked." We assume she means the reboot, which we'll get to shortly.īut Sawyer is now a broken man and blames Jack for Juliet's death. Juliet was actually still alive in the rubble, but died in Sawyer's arms. Everyone that was at the Swan site in 1977 when Juliet exploded Jughead was zoomed ahead to the present day. He then turned back into Fake Locke and said to Ben, in the coolest line of the night: Sorry you had to see me like that. This has been speculated for awhile and was confirmed when the Fake Locke dude transformed into Smokey and took out everyone in Ilana's group except for her. Below, we cover the basics of the two hours. It also introduced us to a new group on the island.Įnjoy a detailed review of "LA X" by following the preceding link. Lost returned for its sixth season with an episode that answered one of the show's longest-running questions.
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