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It wasn't merely the act of muffins being burnt that deserved immortalising in the MF, it was the words "I burnt myself.. on my muffins"(lol, boobs, of course), uttered by some completely random woman who had nothing to do with what the fuck happened to Locke and Desmond!
Will the significance of the Muffins become clear later in the season, or will we have to wait even longer for a sufficient explanation? Why were the Muffins burnt? Who were the Muffins for? What part do the Muffins play in the plans of the D.H.A.R.M.A Initiative? WHO are the Muffins working for? Are they the good guys, or the bad guys? Can the Muffins cure Jack's shitty acting?
There was also the episode where Sawyer hid the muffins and everyone hated him for it, except Kate, who pounced on him and used one hand to unbuckle his cowboy belt while the other rooted around for the missing muffins. Meanwhile, Jin babbled incoherently "giwaowoallowls!" before finally condensing his ramblings into one almost English word; "mufwins!" Finally, Michael understood "MUFFINS! MY MUFFINS! WHERE ARE MY MUFFINS?! THEY TOOK MY MUFFINS!" Jack rolled his head around, apparently trying to demonstrate grief of somekind. Later, Kate turned up with the muffins in hand. All was well.
Unfortunately, nobody knew he was refering to British children's television history, and instead thought he was back on the crack, promptly landing him in the hatch's vault.
And Charlie bent over and said "In the name of the Lord do what you must." Then Hurley came around the corner with a giant tub of ranch dressing and sat on a rock to watch.