Lost Blog

So we all know who the Oceanic Six are: Jack, Kate, Sayid, Sun, Hurley, and Aaron. So what has happened to the rest of the Islands inhabitants?

I think we all know from Jacks comments in “Something Nice Back Home” that Sawyer actually chose to stay on the Island. So why was he given a choice? And did the other Losties have a choice whether or not to stay? Also, why didn’t Kate decide to stay given that she’s a wanted criminal in the “real world”?

This episode opens up with a view of the sky, and presumably an airplane. My first thought were they were showing the crash again from the pilots point of view, but when I saw the pilots I knew it couldn’t be as neither of them looked like the Pilot who died allll the way back in Season One, in the episode “Pilot”.

The title of this episode got me excited to see it as we all know it must have something to do with Jacob’s cabin, and Jacob himself. I was anticipating the reveal of Jacob all through this episode, and slightly dissapointed we didn’t get to see him pyhsically. But the episode itself was great!

Ok, it’s been almost two weeks since watching this episode so bear with me :)

After a heaty discussion on the Island at Camp Jack, Jack collapses. He says it’s because he’s dehydrated but Juliet knows better - it’s his appendix and it needs to be taken out.

Last weekend I went to London with my boyfriend and whilst we were out doing the touristy things during the day, I happened upon a leaflet for Spamalot and was surprised to see that Alan Dale was starring in it. We didn’t have any plans for the Saturday night but that soon changed as I had to go and see this show! :) Luckily there were tickets left, although they weren’t the best seats in the house.

Source: Hollywood Reporter

“ABC has found more hours for the final two seasons of “Lost.”

The 2009 and 2010 editions of the hit drama will be now be 17 hours each, instead of the 16 as originally planned.

ABC has added 2 hours to the show’s production plan because the Writers strike knocked 3 hours out of the current season. To partly compensate, the network recently added an additional hour to Part 2 of the season finale that airs May 29.

One of the things I love about LOST is the shock factor. I’ve never been one for spoilers and am proud to say that I’ve avoided 99.9% of spoilers since the show started back in 2004, but having a ten day delay to the US was excrutiatingly difficult for me because I had to avoid all the LOST forums and sites I visit because I knew there’d be discussions about the latest episode, and there was no doubt that I didn’t want to know about it.

This episode provided one of the most shocking moments in LOST and I am so glad to say I didn’t see that one coming! Poor Alex!