Images after the jump.
Posted by jimpbblmk on 29 Feb 2008 at 15:33 | Lost Easter Eggs
Upon going through the screen captures during the first minute of last night's episode "The Constant," there seems to be a discrepancy in Frank Lapidus's and Daniel Faraday's cheat sheet.
Images after the jump.
Images after the jump.
WOW! Have any of you heard the Domino's commercial where the delivery guy is greeted at the door by this girl who tells him she learned how to beat box during the thirty minutes waiting for her pizza? After she throws down a sick beat the delivery guy can only say, "You just... you just blew my mind...." Well, that's how I feel right now after watching tonight's episode. I even thought about just letting this one marinate a little before recapping. Honestly, nothing can do this one justice. It was absolutely amazing. We thought "Flashes Before Your Eyes" was trippy. "The Constant" makes that look like child's play.
Posted by vexingmodstwo on 28 Feb 2008 at 22:36 | LOST RECAPS
Go ahead, call me a fanboy. Tell me I've consumed too much of the Lost Koolaid. I don't care. This season may go down as the best one to date. So what if it will be artificially shortened? And I think I've already said this but I LOVE the flashforwards. This show has already introduced countless innovations in dramatic storytelling and the flashforwards are at the cutting edge. Think about it. While you're watching they are providing closure on one level and adding another layer of mythology and mystery on a completely different level. It is brilliant. Okay, I'm done jocking Darlton and the rest of the genius writers. On to the episode...
Posted by vexingmodstwo on 21 Feb 2008 at 22:23 | LOST RECAPS
*CAUTION: MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS!*
So, here's the scoop on the upcoming episode of Lost on February 28th from TV Guide. A nice little article about Desmond/Henry Ian Cusick.
So, here's the scoop on the upcoming episode of Lost on February 28th from TV Guide. A nice little article about Desmond/Henry Ian Cusick.
Posted by _jamie_ryan_ on 20 Feb 2008 at 20:33 | Lost Spoilers
That's right folks! The Writer's Strike is over! New episodes of all shows will be coming out quickly! But what does this mean for our Losties?
Carlton Cuse has confirmed that they will make five new episodes. Episode eight of the season? Remember last year's little mini-finale in November? Yeah, that's what episode eight is now - but it's only a four week hiatus this time. However, things will be changing up a little...
Carlton Cuse has confirmed that they will make five new episodes. Episode eight of the season? Remember last year's little mini-finale in November? Yeah, that's what episode eight is now - but it's only a four week hiatus this time. However, things will be changing up a little...
Posted by _jamie_ryan_ on 18 Feb 2008 at 10:53 | Lost News
"The Economist" was titled all wrong. There was nothing economical about it. It was an exercise in extravagant spending in the "adding layer upon layer of mystery" arena and frankly, I'm still scratching my head. Things were turned upside down several times in the first two episodes of the season, but this episode has taken things to another dimension. And that's not just a play on words. What was that "payload" stuff all about?
Friends, "The Economist" should have been titled...
Friends, "The Economist" should have been titled...
Posted by vexingmodstwo on 14 Feb 2008 at 23:51 | LOST RECAPS
"Confirmed Dead" raised an astounding number of questions, many of which aren't likely to be answered for quite a while. One that we're hoping for a more immediate response to is that of Ben's informant: who is Ben's man on the inside?
With the freighter now so close at hand, and four of its occupants now landed on the island, it seems as though we won't have to wait very long for our answer. But for now, there seem to four main suspects on the minds of the stationzer0 posters: Walt, Michael, Regina, and Annie.
Posted by Losty09 on 09 Feb 2008 at 22:32 | Lost Theories | Comments (1)
I'm in two places at once right now. I'm completely thrilled that they've once again broached new ground with those pre-introduction flashbacks. At the same time, I'm very frustrated at the litany of additional question we were posed with this week. They've taken the mystery building to new levels in the first two installments of Season Four.
Many have speculated that the "freighter people" were some kind of elite mercenary force out to clean up the mess left behind by the now defunct Dharma Initiative. Well, that's not exactly the case is it? That crew is about as motley as our beloved losties. I like how we learned about them and with each introduction, the list of questions grew longer and longer.
Many have speculated that the "freighter people" were some kind of elite mercenary force out to clean up the mess left behind by the now defunct Dharma Initiative. Well, that's not exactly the case is it? That crew is about as motley as our beloved losties. I like how we learned about them and with each introduction, the list of questions grew longer and longer.
Posted by vexingmodstwo on 07 Feb 2008 at 22:21 | LOST RECAPS | Comments (4)
As we look forward to this week's episode there's a nagging question on everyone's mind. Actually, there's probably a bunch of nagging questions but there's one that seems to be the topic of discussion around the net.
Who's in the Coffin?
The theories are numerous. Ever since last year's finale people have been screencapping the obituary Jack was carrying around with him in the flashforwards. I've seen at least five different interpretations of what is on that crumpled up piece of paper. One thing everyone seems to agree on is that the person is from New York and had a son. Or do they?
Posted by vexingmodstwo on 05 Feb 2008 at 21:31 | Lost Theories | Comments (5)
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