Lost Blog

Hey everyone! It’s been a while, hasn’t it? Hope you’ve all been well.

The domain for this blog is due for renewal soon, and I’ve been trying to think of a way to keep it alive, for at least one more year. The thing I’ve come up with is to ask you if you have any questions about Lost. Do you wonder about the Polar Bears, time travel, the Dharma food drops? Anything you feel wasn’t explained well enough in the show, I’ll try my best to answer it for you.

Leave a comment on this post with your question and I’ll write a post about it with (hopefully) the answer!

Namaste x

I recently set up a Lost Fan Fiction website with a difference: for people to write their own Alternate Lost Endings. I set it up as I felt the ending of Lost wasn’t what it could have been and I knew some of the members of Theories On Lost might be interested in the site as they still have loads of ideas and theories about the show.

The premise is you can write your own ending. You could re-write the whole of season 6, or just the last ten minutes of The End. You can also write about what happens afterwards, like Hurley & Bens adventures on the island or what happens when Claire goes home to Aaron etc.

Once the site becomes more popular I will also create monthly contests which are based on a certain subject or theme (eg. Write a story/episode that explains Walt’s appearance to Locke, or a story/episode that explains what’s in Ben’s mysterious box etc.)

There are already a few posts written on there by some of the members which are all worth a read. Be sure to stop by! x

First of all, I’d just like to say thank you for reading this blog. I haven’t written reviews since The Lighthouse, mainly through lack of time, but I also didn’t feel very inspired to continue. I’ve loved Lost since The Pilot and thought every season was amazing, and even though I fully enjoyed season 6 too, I just didn’t feel as compelled to write about it as I had before.

That being said, I feel it’s only right that I write about my thoughts on The End. It’s a way for me to say goodbye to what has been an amazing ride. And even though my feelings about The End aren’t as positive as most, I’ll never forget how amazing the show was before that.

It’s interesting that the images seen in the mirror before Jack sees his house are places Jacob met with other passengers from Flight 815. We see a glimpse of the church where Jacob meets Sawyer at his parents funeral, and we see a glimpse of the Korean building where Jacob met Jin and Sun when they were married.

Was this little exchange the reason why the episode was called The Substitute? I actually don’t think it was. I believe it refers to Sawyer, and him being a substitute for Richard. Flocke wanted Richard to go with him, perhaps because he needs someone with him to be able to go home. As Richard refused, it seems Sawyer has taken his place. A substitute.

So, Sayid wakes from the dead only to be “claimed” by some sort of darkness. He hasn’t been taken over by Jacob, and he isn’t Sayid from the alternate universe. This is “zombie” Sayid.

Little do they know that this isn’t far from the truth. I believe that Sayid still thinks like Sayid and is unaware of the Darkness that is growing inside of him. The question is, what will happen when the Darkness takes over?

I have only seen the episode once but the first thing that springs to mind when summing up LA X is Wow. Just Wow. I’m sure Darlton have a checklist for the perfect Season opener which they adhere to with each season. A bunch of new questions - check. A bunch of new mysterious characters - check. Confusion, Unpredictability, Crazyness - check, check, check. But I wouldn’t have it any other way - Oh how I’ve missed you, LOST.

Sooo, without further adieu - let’s get to it!

Wow, I’ve really neglected this site since Season 5. It was my intention to review Seasons 2 & 3 during the break but things kept me major busy in the “real” world. I’d neglected it so much that I actually let the domain expire (by accident of course!). Luckily it only expired a few days [...]

Character Episode: Hurley

Quick Recap on Flashback:

Hurley is watching the lottery results on the television to which he has a winning ticket. He faints with the shock of winning, and when his mum sees to him he hides the fact that he’s won the lottery and tells her it must’ve been something he ate. Hurleys mum tells him he needs to change his lifestyle, but Hurley likes his life the way it is.

Character Episode: Locke

Quick Recap on Flashback:
Locke is at a therapy group and gets angry with a girl there who seems upset about someone stealing $30 from her. He tells everyone his story about Anthony Cooper conning him for his kidney which seems to make everyone elses problems seem tedious in comparison. After the meeting he gets talking to a lady called Helen and they seem to hit it off immediately.