German website SerienJunkies got an interview (4 pages!) with Terry during the Festival Großes Fernsehen (Big TV Festival?)

He brings up an interesting point. We haven't seen a flash forward with Locke yet, unless you count his brief (and deceased) appearance in the S4 finale....

But you have to keep track where on the time line all these things are supposed to happen to John Locke?

Yes, but in Locke's case, so far, he has only had the past and the present. As far as I know. Nobody has told me anything else. Both of those things are very clear to me and they are very clear to him. So, it's really not a challenge to me. It's more complicated for the fans of „Lost“.

And, um, yeah, this.

On the internet, we came across some websites which seem to suggest that you are the source of rather erotic fantasies from some of your female viewers. How do you cope?

Could you write them down for me? (laughter) Because I don't think I have seen them yet. I would like to have those, just to be able to show them my wife once in a while. How do I cope? I haven't been confronted with this problem. But I look forward to it. I haven't met them, and maybe if I met them, I would rather they stopped. But I like to live with my illusions. I can pictures them now, all of them. And they are gorgeous!

Oh, to have your problems!

Link: Lost:«I only have to keep track of John Locke...» - Serienjunkies.de

Congrats! Producer Abrams gets one for Cloverfield (Best SF Film) as well, which is awesome because Cloverfield rocked!

Awards LOST raked in: Best Network Television Series, Best Supporting Actor on TV (Michael Emerson), Best Actor on TV (Matthew Fox), Best Supporting Actress on TV (Elizabeth Mitchell, tie with Summer Glau)

OK folks, grain of salt mandatory, but what's this about the fate of Jin? (highlight to read!)

Mena in Los Angeles: Please, spill the beans! Is there a chance that my darling Jin survived the freighter explosion on Lost?

Jin is gonna be fine. I don't know exactly how, but he's going to be fine. I suspect that the difference between Michael's and Jin's survival is that Michael was trapped inside the hold, whereas Jin being up on the edge of the deck meant he had a chance to be blown clear of the ship. Besides, the guy magically survived the crash of a 747 and the wreck of the raft. No reason he shouldn't survive this shipwreck—I choose to believe the Island clearly joins us all in loving him and wanting to keep him around.

Um, OK? Thoughts?


Link: Watch with Kristin - Spoiler Chat: 30 Rock, Lost, Gossip Girl

(Part 1 Recap, Part 2 Recap)

We now return to the continuing stooory of how the Oceanic Six came to be off the island. Stay tuned, folks, it only gets better from here! Click through to read the recap for part 3. This is going to be good.

Just like Part 2, I'm going to go in 'episode time' rather than separate the stories.


Continue reading "LOST: There's No Place Like Home, Pt. 3 [RECAP]"

Since it's going to take a while to do the recaps for parts 2 and 3 of this three-hour LOST epic, I figured I'd go ahead and do the dirty work first. God knows this is going to take long enough as it is.

We finally gain some insight into the inner workings of the island, as Ben shows us what's down below. We find out the identity of the corpse in Jack's coffin, the real identity of the person we only knew as Jeremy Bentham. This and so much more. But like all finales, these tidbits of knowledge come at a cost....

I've put all of this together in no particular order, so here it goes.


Continue reading "LOST: There's No Place Like Home [ANALYSIS]"

If it weren't for Doc Jensen over at EW, I just might be a slightly saner person! Lots of good things to think about this week from the Doc and his fans. From wild theories about where the island will end up, to something I'd been contemplating recently:

...about the Island's volcano back in season 3, if the writers didn't intend to go somewhere with it? So, I might be completely off course, but my finale prediction: volcanic eruption (caused by Island moving and/or Keamy's explosives), which would of course lead to all kinds of running and screaming amongst the left-behind castaways. Can't wait to see, if I'm right!'' — Martin from Cologne, Germany

To which the Doc responds, quite Zen-like: "Martin is my most favorite person on the planet right now."

I think the Doc knows something we don't. Yet.

(You also gotta love the LOST Bingo card that the fans came up with there... classic.)


Link: 'Lost': A night to 'move' on? | Lost | Doc Jensen | TV | Entertainment Weekly | 1

Alright, I squirmed when you killed Eko, I understood (sort of) when you killed Charlie, I shrugged when you offed Boone and Shannon, and barely blinked when you killed Nikki and Paulo, Mr. Friendly, yeah OK Ana Lucia and Libby, sure... but... but... WHAT?

Question: OK, Ausiello, get me psyched for the Lost two-hour finale on Thursday! — Al

Ausiello: The significant death I hinted in the last AA? It's for sure an original cast member. This just in: Better make that (gulp) three original cast members. That's right, per my Lost mole, a trio of island vets won't survive tomorrow's finale. Crikey!

[Em. mine] Anyone care to lay some odds on whom the soon-to-be-bleeding-demised might be?

Now. (pause) I'm betting that someone bites it waaaay into the future, in one of the O6 flashforwards or something. That I could live with, probably.

Source: Ausiello on Lost, Grey's, NCIS, Heroes, Tree Hill and More! - Ask Ausiello | TVGuide.com

Season Four's not even over with yet and its already on the pre-order lists! Hooray!

Doesn't look like there's a lot of information available as to the details: Extras, etc. But here's your link to get yours:

Link: LOST: Season Four DVD

I was thinking about this the other day actually. How is the story going to be told now that the MAIN-main characters are no longer on the island? Are we going to be getting a back-and-forth method in 'present' time or will we go to a flashback-to-the-island style like this rumor suggests?

There are several rumors about the plan and structure for Season 5 and one of the main rumors is about how the future or Flash forwards we are seeing (2007) will actually be present time with flash backs to the Island. The writers have also confirmed that perhaps a time will come that "flash" will no longer be required.

Keep in mind that this is only a rumor, but I can see this making sense. But not for every episode. You have to figure that Locke, the rest of the islanders, AND The Others still have relevance, and trying to tell the island story completely in flashbacks would be, well, just dumb.

I'm predicting that the episodes will either be island-centric (Locke, The Others, Ben?) OR O6-centric (Jack et. al. back home) with flashbacks/forwards where relevant. And if that means flashing back to the island to maybe fill in some blanks then so be it.

What I would hate to see, would be flashbacks from O6 time, back to 'island-future' time. That would just get too confusing, I think. Where the O6's would be going "back" to a time that hasn't yet happened on the island, and then trying to fit the island stories into that.... ARGH. My head hurts just thinking about it.

Two more days!

Link: Rumours: Future Will be Present Time in Season 5!?

Just want to leave you guys with one thought that occurred to me, regarding the title of the upcoming three-hour, two-part finale...

Dorothy: Oh, now I'll never get home!
Lion: Stay with us, then, Dorothy. We all love you. We don't want you to go.
Dorothy: Oh, that's very kind of you, but this could never be like Kansas. Auntie Em must have stopped wondering what
happened to me by now. Oh, Scarecrow, what am I going to do?
Scarecrow: Look! Here's someone who can help you.
Dorothy: Oh - will you help me? Can you help me?
Glinda: You don't need to be helped any longer. You've always had the power to go back to Kansas.
Dorothy: I have?
Scarecrow: Then why didn't you tell her before?
Glinda: Because she wouldn't have believed me. She had to learn it for herself.
Tin Man: What have you learned, Dorothy?

Something to think about? I dunno, but...

What have we learned indeed. I can't wait to find out.

ARGH! Due to the foulup on Thursday night with the weather, here's your recap of "Something Nice Back Home." Yeah its going to be short, because quite frankly I didn't find a lot that needs much in-depth-ness done to it. I apologize to everyone who'd rather read the long version....

We find out a bit more about the future, in particular the future of Jack and Kate. A mysterious visitor makes two appearances, and somebody else speak Korean. Oh, and Jack gets operated on.


Continue reading "LOST: Something Nice Back Home [RECAP]"