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Cuse and Lindelof revealed: We have a very clear plan for this season, and I don't think we'll get back to Michael and Walt's story this season. Harold Perrineau's story is not finished. He is not on the show currently, but I think everybody is very curious to know what happened to Michael and Walt, and we hope to get back to that story. That character is still out there in the Lost universe. I think there are some upcoming episodes — after the break in the spring — that will answer a number of the open questions. We certainly plan to tell the audience this year how Locke got in the wheelchair. We'll be getting a lot more detailed about what happened to Locke, Eko and Desmond following the immediate aftermath of the hatch exploding, imploding or potentially doing something else. We're doing a flashback story where you'll find out how Jack got his tattoos. And we'll begin peeling back layers of who the Others are, how long they've been on the island, what their origins are. That's really the sort of uber-plot of Season 3. "What's the nature of this island? Where is this island?" The overarching mysteries of Lost remain unanswered. But those questions have to remain unanswered until the show ends. [Eko might be back and it] might not necessarily be a flashback episode. [What happened immediately after the hatch exploded] might be a flashback, but we're not going to tell you how that information gets relayed. That island isn't necessarily where [the Others] live. It's not necessarily the same place where we saw those guys in the beginning of the teaser of the season premiere this year. I think that would be a very reasonable explanation as to how Goodwin and Ethan could run from the Others' home camp to the crash site [in about one hour. The guy with the eye patch is going to figure prominently this season.] The fact that the island may have been seen [by the outside world] is pretty much the entire story arc of the second half of the year. There are two bombs being dropped [during the second half of the season], one of which is a character bomb, and that will happen within the first three episodes after the break. And the other is a more significant story bomb, a game-changer, as it were, and that will happen shortly after.
OMG IT'S NATHAN! Haha, yeah see my last post for more info (but not much) on this.
Dude, totally forgot his eyes were blue. I want caps of that last scene with Kate/Monica. OMG HAHAA... Kate, I deem you the new YoSafBridg. Nathan, really, what is it with you and these girls?
Are Sayid and Locke going to die? Where was Locke going to?
I love Alex. But I'm thinking by the way Ben sounded concerned for her, that perhaps he's her father. Because apparently there's two sections of Others or so I think. And then why would they let her slink around the Alcatraz island like she does, and not capture her or see her as one of their own?
I don't understand what's going on this season. I know it's all about the others but I can't help but think of Firefly. I remember Dr. Morris (my professor who introduced me to Firefly) saying how the cast of Firefly was huge and that it was a feat for them to be able to account for each of the nine crew and passengers of Serenity every week. I remember thinking "Lost has 15 regular cast members, so HAH!" But suddenly now you hardly see any of the Lostees for weeks at a time and even though this season is only 6 episodes deep I'm seeing that getting worse. It's sort of a disappointment to me, but oh well.
Jack! I'm surprised at you. he's so Scully in the way that he did that surgery, letting Zeke in and touching the walkie-talkie that I'm not surprised if Ben does die, from germs. And I have no idea what's going on with Sawyer and Kate. I don't really care to speculate on that right now.
Best Lost episode ever for a majority of reasons. I love you ABC. And next week, Firefly Fans get Adam Baldwin in the same hour. We score.
Really, does anyone know if Sean Maher or Jewel Staite really enjoy Supernatural enough to pop up one day? Cause I'd explode at that moment. YA RLY.
Lia
falseeyelashesCuse and Lindelof revealed: We have a very clear plan for this season, and I don't think we'll get back to Michael and Walt's story this season. Harold Perrineau's story is not finished. He is not on the show currently, but I think everybody is very curious to know what happened to Michael and Walt, and we hope to get back to that story. That character is still out there in the Lost universe. I think there are some upcoming episodes — after the break in the spring — that will answer a number of the open questions. We certainly plan to tell the audience this year how Locke got in the wheelchair. We'll be getting a lot more detailed about what happened to Locke, Eko and Desmond following the immediate aftermath of the hatch exploding, imploding or potentially doing something else. We're doing a flashback story where you'll find out how Jack got his tattoos. And we'll begin peeling back layers of who the Others are, how long they've been on the island, what their origins are. That's really the sort of uber-plot of Season 3. "What's the nature of this island? Where is this island?" The overarching mysteries of Lost remain unanswered. But those questions have to remain unanswered until the show ends. [Eko might be back and it] might not necessarily be a flashback episode. [What happened immediately after the hatch exploded] might be a flashback, but we're not going to tell you how that information gets relayed. That island isn't necessarily where [the Others] live. It's not necessarily the same place where we saw those guys in the beginning of the teaser of the season premiere this year. I think that would be a very reasonable explanation as to how Goodwin and Ethan could run from the Others' home camp to the crash site [in about one hour. The guy with the eye patch is going to figure prominently this season.] The fact that the island may have been seen [by the outside world] is pretty much the entire story arc of the second half of the year. There are two bombs being dropped [during the second half of the season], one of which is a character bomb, and that will happen within the first three episodes after the break. And the other is a more significant story bomb, a game-changer, as it were, and that will happen shortly after.
OMG IT'S NATHAN! Haha, yeah see my last post for more info (but not much) on this.
Dude, totally forgot his eyes were blue. I want caps of that last scene with Kate/Monica. OMG HAHAA... Kate, I deem you the new YoSafBridg. Nathan, really, what is it with you and these girls?
Are Sayid and Locke going to die? Where was Locke going to?
I love Alex. But I'm thinking by the way Ben sounded concerned for her, that perhaps he's her father. Because apparently there's two sections of Others or so I think. And then why would they let her slink around the Alcatraz island like she does, and not capture her or see her as one of their own?
I don't understand what's going on this season. I know it's all about the others but I can't help but think of Firefly. I remember Dr. Morris (my professor who introduced me to Firefly) saying how the cast of Firefly was huge and that it was a feat for them to be able to account for each of the nine crew and passengers of Serenity every week. I remember thinking "Lost has 15 regular cast members, so HAH!" But suddenly now you hardly see any of the Lostees for weeks at a time and even though this season is only 6 episodes deep I'm seeing that getting worse. It's sort of a disappointment to me, but oh well.
Jack! I'm surprised at you. he's so Scully in the way that he did that surgery, letting Zeke in and touching the walkie-talkie that I'm not surprised if Ben does die, from germs. And I have no idea what's going on with Sawyer and Kate. I don't really care to speculate on that right now.
Best Lost episode ever for a majority of reasons. I love you ABC. And next week, Firefly Fans get Adam Baldwin in the same hour. We score.
Really, does anyone know if Sean Maher or Jewel Staite really enjoy Supernatural enough to pop up one day? Cause I'd explode at that moment. YA RLY.
Lia
