lost mega thread!

[jackilyn]

i think it's up to like 16 of season 2.

[OBSERVER]

Word on the Lost finale

"We are going to tell you why the plane crashed," Lost executive producer Carlton Cuse tells Newsweek of the season finale. "We're going to explain what happens if you don't push the button. And we're going to resolve the Michael-and-Walt story." Just as last year's finale expanded our scope of the island's boundaries, this year's will expand its relevance, writes the magazine in an interview with the cast of the ABC hit drama.

Newsweek also talked to the cast about what it's like working on the series. "It's tough being involved in a shoot with a large cast," says Dominic Monaghan. "Just the sheer politics can drag you down. So-and-so is not getting screen time. So-and-so is not showing up on time. So-and-so isn't behaving well on set. That's the toughest thing-coming home and going, Well, I behaved OK, but three or four people didn't." "We're like brothers and sisters," says Evangeline Lilly. "There are days when you want to thank them for being in your life, and there are days when you want to punch them in the face."

You'd better behave on Lost -- no network TV show has ever killed off so many major characters so early in its run. The actors know they're vulnerable- in an early version of the pilot, the producers had planned to kill Jack and changed their minds only when Stephen McPherson, now the president of ABC Entertainment, talked them out of it. Do the actors worry about their fates? "Sure, I'll be out of a good job," says Terry O'Quinn. "I don't think there's any person on this show who is not expendable. If I said they didn't have the nerve to kill me, I'd be some kind of fool, wouldn't I?"

Fans are warned not to try to connect every plotlet. "We never promised that there would be a unified-field theory of 'Lost'," says Damon Lindelof, who created the show with J.J. Abrams (Mission: Impossible III, Alias). "You'll get many small answers along the way, and ultimately you will understand this island, but all those answers might not necessarily be reduced to a simple one- sentence explanation." Until then, all you conspiracy theorists-just enjoy the trip, and get lost.

www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12776785/site/newsweek

[Dirt]

man i read the first sentence of that and had to stop, warn about spoilers next time, fuck

[OBSERVER]

The first line was a warning, dumbass. hahaha

The last 3 paragraphs are safe to read.

[Dirt]

hahaha still. you gotta make that shit like... not so easy to read. haha. im hopelessss

[jackilyn]

need spolier plug in itt

[Dirt]

yaaah

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"ABC has released its fall schedule for the 2006-2007 season, and it seems that executives have listened to complaints from fans of the show. Lost will not be airing reruns for its third season. The show will air seven new episodes consecutively in the Fall (late September or early October) in its current time slot, then will be replaced by a new thriller starring Taye Diggs, Day Break. Lost will then return to its home in February, airing all new episodes until the season ends in May."

[Dirt]

i heard about that,
i think its a much better way of airing them than how they've been doing it so far.

[gimp]

rented season 1 from netflix, was awesome

just started downloading this season, can't wait for it to come out on dvd

sooo...i'm like 5 months behind you guys

[OBSERVER]

Hurry up and maybe you will be in time for the finale in 4 days.

[gimp]

doubt it, only like 4 episodes in

wish i could

[jackilyn]

i finished most of season 1 in a weekend

[gimp]

i probly would have too if i had all the dvds at once

[jackilyn]

just download them. or watch them on itunes or abc.com