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Originally Posted by cheung31
Yeah, good point about Locke not checking to see if Henry ever pressed the button.
My only guess as to Michael breaking every moral of a human being, is that when he made the brief contact with Walt on the computer, he regained his hope that is son is ok, and so that further fueled his ambition to rescue him.. at all costs.
And more appropriate to the "WTF" in the title, what did you think about the "twist" at the end down in Antartica.
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I think the override caused the 'machine' to burn out. That allows the beacon Penelope had placed in Des' boat to suddenly be picked up.
The 2 guys said something like "Not another false alarm" - the other times the systems nearly overloaded would allow a signal to slip out until the button was pressed. (Note: those are some pretty nice fonts and a pretty smooth scroll for an '80s era green screen).
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