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Evangeline on Leno
-Posted by: Bob
 Evangeline appeared on Jay Leno on Tuesday night to talk about the season finale of Lost. She looked beautiful, so if you missed seeing this interview be sure to check out our high quality, hdtv captured version of it HeRe.
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TV Review: Lost - "The Shape of Things To Come"
-Posted by: Quivi
After a few weeks of hiatus Lost returns with a bang with episode 9, entitled "The Shape of Things to Come", a Ben-centric episode.
This was another example of an episode with a hell of a lot going on. Lots of information was thrown at the viewer but in that brilliant Lost way that doesn't make us, well, lost. We found out more about the smoke monster, how Sayid came to work for Ben, what Ben has been up to since the Oceanic Six got off the Island, that something bad has happened on the freighter evidenced by the doctor being found washed up and dead on the beach, and that Ben has some sort of past with Mr. Widmore.
What I Liked
First of all I loved the fact that we have gotten another Ben-centric episode, this time showing us a flashforward as opposed to a flashback. It was back in the first third of season three that we found out about Ben's past and how he came to be on the Island and now we get the polar opposite of that by finding out what he's been up to since the Oceanic 6 got off. The layers of mystery just keep on building up, answering some questions but raising even more. ... Read More ...
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Lost Fans Find Internet Thrills Via Wikis, Games, Second Life
-Posted by: Quivi
Fans of the TV show Lost don't need to limit their thrills to TV. They can turn to the Internet to hang out with fellow fans, solve puzzles, and speculate about the mysteries of the show.
Lostpedia is a fan-built encyclopedia where fans create detailed episode guides, biographies of the major and minor characters, articles speculating about where the series is going, and more.
Fans in Second Life can join SL-Lost, to hang out with other fans, chew over previous episodes, play games based on the show, and explore a recreation of the Lost island in the virtual world.
And ABC, the network that airs the show, is getting into the act, too, posting tongue-in-cheek Web sites for the fictional airline Oceanic Air, the enigmatic Hanso Foundation behind many of the shows mysteries, and more. ... Read More ...
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Change is gonna come to 'Lost'
-Posted by: Quivi
When “Lost” showrunners Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse finished the first draft of the season finale script, it was 80 pages long — about 25 pages more than a typical teleplay for the show. And thus a two-hour season finale was born.
“We had an eight-hour story planned (for the second half of the season) that got condensed to five initially as a result of the strike,” Lindelof told reporters on a conference call Thursday. “Trying to cram all that story in — around the finale, the rubber hit the road, and we realized that it all felt very rushed and we were shortchanging the emotional moments, the character moments.
“So we read the 80-page first draft ... and we said, ‘There’s no way we’re going to be able to cut this down to a 55-page script. Why don’t we expand it to 100?”‘
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New News
-Posted by: Bob
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