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In the other two playoff rounds, they would probably just put one on Saturday and one on Sunday, but both championship games are on Sunday, right?

Obviously this can't happen this year, but I just got to thinking about it after realizing that next Sunday night's game would be the last ever at Giants Stadium unless the Jets make playoffs as 5th seed and miraculously end up hosting 6th seed in AFC Championship.

I like all the highlights background music on this show, but I can never find any of it online or anywhere else, mainly because I don't know what any of these songs are called. I like all the songs, but I especially like the songs better towards the end of each episode (for example, late game highlights songs seem to be more exciting and intense than early game highlights songs). Any help at all would be appreciated. Thank you.

6 316

#7 The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham

#8 LaFleur

The producers played around with many different ways before finally deciding on this order:

"The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham," "316," "LaFleur"

Then, suddenly, just a few weeks before "The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham" was to air, they changed it to the final order described above. Looking back, I can see how any of the six orders would make sense. The six orders are:

6, 7, 8

6, 8, 7

7, 6, 8

7, 8, 6

8, 6, 7

8, 7, 6

According to me, the best order would have been:

"316," "LaFleur," "The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham"

because this way, we wouldn't have had to wait two weeks to find out why Jin was in the Dharma van (at the end of "316").

I like the final order as well, and I wouldn't have minded this order either:

"LaFleur," "316," "The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham"

I don't like any of the other three orders because I think having "The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham" before "316" would have been too confusing, considering that the first and last scenes of the episode (with Ilana, Caesar, and Flocke (at this time we thought he was real Locke)) would have been confusing since we wouldn't know that Ajira Airlines Flight 316 existed.

But, really, looking back, any of the orders could have worked considering the three cliffhangers at the end of "This Place Is Death." They are: the church scene with Jack, Sun, Ben, and Desmond with Eloise (answered in "316"), what happens to Locke at the Frozen Donkey Wheel (answered in "The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham"), and why Miles thinks they are in the ancient past (answered in "LaFleur").

...before Ben when he wasn't? It was some other guy. I remember that from when Ben was given to the Others as a kid. Before that some other guy, the leader was Eloise based on information in "Follow the Leader" and "The Incident."

I am confused because based on information in "Follow the Leader" and "The Incident," I thought that Eloise was, but in "The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham," Charles tells John that he (Charles) was. Who was?

For example, in the past, perhaps the carbon dioxide allowed level was so much, but now less (or more) is allowed. I need these numbers, please, and also for as many greenhouse gases as possible, not just carbon dioxide. Also, projected future allowed levels would be nice if possible. Thank you!

Since the 2005 season, every season, it's been in Week 9; however, with the sub-par performances by the Colts and Patriots this season, do you think the game will not be scheduled for Week 9, or do you think that since Tom Brady is returning, and many expect the Colts and Patriots to be back up to form next year, the game will be scheduled for Week 9?

...near the end, did you realize the Chargers needed this game to stay alive? I don't think most of the Chargers players themselves realized it.

Last year, the Super Bowl was changed from 5:30 (CST) (It was at 5:30 in previous years.) to five. Also this year in the Divisional Playoffs, the Saturday 7:00 game and the Sunday 3:30 game have been moved to 7:15 and 3:45. This is the change that seems quite strange to me because if the schedule-makers thought that perhaps the early games on those days would last longer than three-and-a-half hours, then wouldn't they have moved the second Conference Championship from 5:30 to 5:45, especially since Conference Championships typically last longer than Divisional Playoffs?

In other words, isn't there a high probability that Indianapolis and Baltimore will play in the championship game, or that Arizona and Philadelphia will play in their championship game?

...because these two divisions played each other?

5th seed? Or can they still drop to 6th seed?

I got x=±1±sqrt5, 3±sqrt5, 1±(sqrt5)/3, but the correct answer is x=1±sqrt5. Why are my other 6 solutions incorrect? Help, please!

I know that it was the longest ever NFL game at 82:40, but how long was it in real time?