Monthly Archives: February 2007

I wrote this comment back on October 28, 2006: I’ve predicted this since Desmond returned in the season 2 finale. As you might remember, Desmond went to medical school and is a trained doctor. Now the losties have a new … Continue reading →

This week’s official Lost podcast with executive producers and writers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse was just released. Due to scheduling conflicts, Damon and Carlton couldn’t do the podcast this week though, so instead actor Matthew Fox who plays Lost’s … Continue reading →

Earlier, we posted about the newest clue on the backs of the jigsaw puzzles, which pointed to the use of a classic book as the cipher for the secret codes printed on the back. There was a great deal of … Continue reading →

Here are the latest links related to Lost, and in particular Lost co-creators Damon Lindelof and JJ Abrams: Stephen King has confirmed that JJ and Damon will be adapting his “Dark Tower” books into a film. Several Lost actors will … Continue reading →

Lost writers Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis who wrote this week’s upcoming Hurley centric Lost episode “Tricia Tanaka is Dead” recently shared some thoughts with SciFi Wire: “What’s exciting about the next one is it’s really in the tradition of … Continue reading →

Jorge Garcia, who plays Hurley on Lost was recently interviewed by The New York Post. This week’s Lost season 3 episode “Tricia Tanaka is Dead” is briefly discussed, and Jorge talks about his view on Lost’s decline in ratings: “Of … Continue reading →

Finally people are starting to agree with me – the Lost promos are doing more harm than good. TV Squad writes: Whoever creates the promos for Lost needs to start coordinating things with the show’s writers, or at least start … Continue reading →

ABC has published 4 “new” character video backstories. We continue the flashbacks of Locke, Jack, Sawyer and Kate. Thanks to DarkUFO for the tip. Locke Jack Sawyer Kate

Back in August, we first introduced the official Lost Jigsaw Puzzles, and then in September, we broke the news about hidden codes and blast door map printed in glow-in-the-dark ink on the backs of the jigsaw puzzles. Today, there’s more … Continue reading →

Use of unusual symbols to convey cryptic messages is nothing new for LOST. Andreas always has good thoughts on the episode, and I asked him if I could fill in some other thoughts on some of the representational graphic elements … Continue reading →