Ms. Lilly, if you’re nasty. (A quick word on the Office - it’s just one blogger’s opinion, but we’re ready to proclaim Dwight Shrute as the funniest comedic TV character of this generation. Last night, for no reason in particular - flipping the Xterra? Maybe - he surpassed George Costanza for top honors. It may, however, have to do with devouring the first four seasons on DVD in a span of a few weeks. What is it about pasty white men with glasses?) Have you stopped leering at Evangeline Lilly’s legs yet? Musings and SPOILERS after the jump.

The EW recap isn’t up yet, (EDIT: NOW, IT IS) and we’re not waiting, but in the meantime, get lost in the EW guy’s mailbag. And the screengrab above is from the awesome Lost Easter Eggs site.

The writers are so damn crafty: Hurley’s in a mental institution and says, ‘WE’RE ALL DEAD.’ Ordinarily, if some nut in the looney bin says something like that, you brush it of. But since this is the show where you can’t rule anything out … why couldn’t they all be dead? As Hurley said - everything is (well, was) perfect, Jack is seeing dead people, Claire is seeing dead people, dead people (Charlie) are appearing, and there are probably a thousand other reasons, but those are the only ones we jotted down during the episode.

It’s becoming increasingly clear that Jin dies in whatever battle takes places in the season finale. And Jin is a bad-ass, so that sucks.

What the hell is Kate’s promise to Sawyer? She couldn’t have been talking to him on the phone, could she? Eventually, there’s going to be one helluva reveal, and everyone will probably crap themselves while trembling on the couch. Or more likely, run to the internet AND BLOG ABOUT IT!