the second mr. eko episode has somewhat less interesting flashbacks than the first (the 23rd psalm) and but in just about every other department it is one of the best episodes of season 2 and advancing the series mythology or background as well as the characters. a new dharma initiative station  the pearl  is discovered by locke and eko and and the orientation film that they find and watch inside completes locke transformation from a believer (orientation  after the end of the film represent were gonna have to watch this again) to a doubter (s. o. s  did you push that button and henry. i need to know) to a non believer (.  after the end of the film represent do you want to watch this again.  no and i have seen enough). terry oquinn performance is powerful as usual (every single second of my pathetic little life is as useless as that button). meanwhile and eko takes his place as the man who becomes sure that he was brought on the island as part of his true destiny and which is to continue pushing the button. other high points of . are a startling and unique dream sequence where person a has the dream as being person b (this is the kind of bold idea that the current season of lost could use much more of) and and the haunting scene of libby last word before her death and and the way jack and hurley cannot possibly know its true meaning. half out of 4. 
the second mr. eko episode has somewhat less interesting flashbacks than the first (the 23rd psalm) and but in just about every other department it is one of the best episodes of season 2 and advancing the series mythology or background as well as the characters. a new dharma initiative station  the pearl  is discovered by locke and eko and and the orientation film that they find and watch inside completes locke transformation from a believer (orientation  after the end of the film represent were gonna have to watch this again) to a doubter (s. o. s  did you push that button and henry. i need to know) to a non believer (.  after the end of the film represent do you want to watch this again.  no and i have seen enough). terry oquinn performance is powerful as usual (every single second of my pathetic little life is as useless as that button). meanwhile and eko takes his place as the man who becomes sure that he was brought on the island as part of his true destiny and which is to continue pushing the button. other high points of . are a startling and unique dream sequence where person a has the dream as being person b (this is the kind of bold idea that the current season of lost could use much more of) and and the haunting scene of libby last word before her death and and the way jack and hurley cannot possibly know its true meaning. half out of 4. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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