7 Things About LOST

LOST: A Look Ahead to 5/4, and "The Candidate"

Well we're kind of getting a taste of what it's going to be like in four weeks, when Tuesday rolls around and there's no new episode of LOST! Dislike.

The show is on a one-week hiatus, and tonight we'll get a repeat of "Ab Aeterno" Richard's backstory and episode 6.12 that aired first on March 16th. It was certainly one of the most compelling episodes of the year, so at least there is that.

LOST Untangled and Revealing Pics for Episode 6.14: "The Candidate"

Okay, we are still nearly two weeks away from the next new episode of LOST. Next Tuesday, 4/27, we get a repeat of "Ab Aeterno".  But already we have some sneak peek pictures for you from "The Candidate," which airs on 5/4.

7 Things About LOST: The Last Recruit

The big LOST moments just keep coming!

We got a huge reunion, a revelation about another key bit of show mythology, and Losties converging in the Flashsideways world. 

Here are our "7 Things About LOST: The Last Recruit".

Some Video Sneak Peeks and "Hugo" Untangled

We are starting to really get down to crunch time on LOST. Not much room for more fragmenting of the Losties into any new camps, and (hopefully!) no time for new characters: After this week, there are only three more regular episodes before the night of the big finale! Time for that epic battle between Good and Evil. And the Team Smokey adherents can say all they want that it's not clear which side is good and which is evil - I think that ship has sailed, don't you?

That proximity to "The End" might be why this week's episode is entitled "The Last Recruit". Team Smokey and Team Jacob have their sides all lined up - now we'll see who that last recruit is. My money is on either Aaron, or Sun and Jin's daughter Ji Yeon.

And oh, by the way, if the ABC promos are not being coy with us, it looks like we might just see the Jin and Sun reunion so many have been awaiting.

New Sneak Peek Pictures: Episode 6.13, The Last Recruit

We're starting to get close to the point where those who do not want to be 'spoiled' by revelations about the end of LOST will have to be very, very careful. I for one don't want six years of viewing deflated by someone who thinks it's their mission to share the big reveal before the show's producers, writers, actors and cast get their chance to wow us.

That might be why there seems to be growing 'radio silence' about the next four episodes that lead up to the finale.

7 Things About LOST: Everybody Loves Hugo

So before we get into things here, a couple of random thoughts:  Who’d have thought there’d be a day when the majority of Kate’s lines were in a L’Oreal commercial and not the actual show? Did you catch that the guy who played Dharma hatch designer Radzinsky is going to be in Modern Family this week? The former LOST cast is going to start showing up everywhere!

And oh, by the way, the plots of the shows are  getting so intricate, it’s a real bear to write about them in any sort of linear way. So pardon this blog for being a little all over the place... just like Ilana (sorry).

Here are "7 Things About LOST: Everybody Loves Hugo".

I think we're going to have to watch that again....

 OMG.  I'll tell you the truth, usually by the time LOST is done, I have the outline of the blog written in neat little paragraphs and all that's left is to expand on them a bit. 

Tonight I have just a long, laundry list of sentences that all go together - but it's going to take another viewing of "Everybody Loves Hugo" to decide just how.

It's Hurley's night on LOST!

"Numbers," "Everybody Hates Hugo," "Dave," "Tricia Tanaka Is Dead," "The Lie," they're all Hurley-centric episodes of LOST, and they're among some of the best ever in the series.  Tonight, Hugo Reyes is in the spotlight again, in episode 6.12, "Everybody Loves Hugo."

Some fans are sure Hurley is the key to it all. Others looking at the structure of the show think the character kind of acts the part of the audience, asking his fellow castaways questions we wish we could ask. One thing is for sure, if the producers kill off the Hurley character, they are never going to stop
hearing about it!

LOST - Both Untangled and Behind the Scenes

Just in time for a little Friday lunchtime entertainment, here are a couple of fun LOST clips.

Sneak Peek pictures and video for "Everybody Loves Hugo"

All the way back in season two, there was the episode "Everybody Hates Hugo."  In it, Hurley struggles with the job that Jack assigned him: To catalog and manage the food found in the Swan hatch.

Hurley's sure that people will end up hating him for having control over such a vital resource. That's also the episode where we first found out more about how he hit the lottery-- and the disasters that followed, leaving him miserable and feeling jinxed.

7 Things About LOST: Happily Ever After

 Wow. Okay, so I was skeptical for the first 20 minutes or so. But the LOST writers/producers got me with that scene where Desmond clearly sees Version 1.0 Charlie drowning, with "Not Penny's boat" written on his hand. 

It was quite an episode. So here are our "7 Things About LOST: Happily Ever After"

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What in the world is going on in this week's LOST?

First there was an indication from co-producer Damon Lindelof that something unusual is coming: He tweeted late last week that next week, "the conversation will be changing." Intriguing, to say the least.

A look ahead to "Happily Ever After" and the latest LOST Untangled!

First, Sun and Jin didn't get their happy ending this week in "The Package." And even though next week's Desmond-centric episode is titled "Happily Ever After," we suspect it won't be all sunshine and roses for Desmond either. Take a look at some of the newly-released pictures from "Happily Ever After," which seem to show Widmore's team conducting some strange experiments on Desmond.