Thursday, February 5, 2009

The Little Prince Recap - LOST Season 5

LOST On Island

Charlotte is out cold for a while.  Daniel and Juliet try to help her.  She wakes up and for a minutes doesn't remember Daniel.  He think that her symptoms are so bad because of prolonged exposure to the island before the time jumping.  John tells Sawyer that they need to go to the Orchid to try and save the island and he wants to attempt to leave the island like Ben did.  He tells Sawyer that the Oceanic 6 are alive.  They set out for the beach to the Zodiac boat to sail to the part of the island where the Orchid is, in half the time.

It's night and as they are trekking we see a light shinning in the sky, the night Boone died and John was pounding on the hatch.  John says to avoid that and won't tell when they are when Daniel asks.  They hear screams and Sawyer goes ahead and sees Kate delivering Claire's baby.  Myles tells Daniel that his nose has starting bleeding.  Then flash happens and it's day and they head toward the beach again.  When they get their it's in the future after the freighter explosion, because the camp is back but destroyed.  They find a couple of old school looking canoes.  Like the ones at the beginning of season 3 with Carl.  Their is an Ajira Airways bottle in their.  Which means that's the Oceanic Six's canoe as far as I know from the Ajira Airways web stuff.

They take off in the canoe for the other part of the island.  I was wondering what would happen if a flash happens when their in the water, and we find out.  however, before that the other canoe is chasing them and someone is shooting at them.  They try to paddle away and then Juliet shoots someone on the other canoe.  They people are black out like the tail section people at the beginning of season 2.  Just as it seems things are there worst a flash happens and Sawyer says "Thank you Lord."

Then flash into a storm with the canoe and paddles and try to go to land.  They get to a beach.  Sawyer and Juliet share a moment and her nose starts bleeding.  Charlotte stumbles onto some wreckage.  A plane crash, no a boat.  Then we see life raft kind of Oceanic Six type, but they're speaking French.  They see someone laying face down on a board, and pull them on board and it's Jin!  They get to land the next morning and a woman talks with Jin when he wakes up.  She can speak English, and it seems the rest can't.  She gives Jin some water and then pulls off her jacket revealing a pregnant stomach.  Who is it?  Well she tells us straight forwardly, my name is Danielle Rousseau.  Jin in shocked.

 

LOST Off Island

Kate is with Sun before she goes to meet the lawyers.  Sun is watching Aaron.  The lawyer tells Kate that she has to give the blood, she's in no place to make demands, etc.  She wants to know if the person doing with will meet with her if she gives the blood.  The lawyer tells her that he is meeting with the client later in the day and he will ask even though the answer will be no.  Kate is on stake out duty waiting for the lawyer to go to his meeting.

Jack is helping Sayid in the hospital and a hospital official comes in and asks him what he's doing there since he's on suspension for substance abuse.  Hurley calls Jack from prison and tells him to tell Sayid that he did what he said and hung up.  Ben shows up and asks how Sayid is doing.  Sayid is attacked by one of Ben's goons apparently who has Kate's address in his pocket.  Sayid shoots to tranquilizers into him.  So I guess he's alive.  Then Ben, Jack and Sayid head out.  Jack is worried about Kate because of the address.  Sayid drives Ben's van with or without John?

Jack talks with Kate and goes to her.  She is on stake out duty and the lawyer comes out and they follow him to a hotel where Claire's mom is.  She is not the one trying to take Aaron.  Jack tells Kate to call Sun and tell her to meet them at the Longbeach pier. 

Sayid and Ben pull into a garage and the same lawyer comes to meet with Ben and says that Hurley will be free in the morning.

When the group meet up at the pier, Kate does like Ben being there and he admits that he's the one asking for the blood.  Sun shows up with her gun and apparently next week she'll point it at some people.

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Jin is Alive

Jin is Alive, Jin is Alive

Ah, Ah, Ah,

Jin is Alive

TVGuide - Getting LOST 01/28

The Smartest Shows on Television Pictures, Lost Photos - Photo Gallery: The Smartest Shows on Television

Lost
Why It's Smart:
What started as a simple desert-island drama has morphed into a dense, kaleidoscopic serial that really bakes your noodle. For every question the show answers, it raises five intriguing others. Why did Oceanic Flight 815 crash? We're really not sure, but it has something to do with electromagnetism, time travel, redemption, absent fathers, fertility issues, an abandoned nuclear warhead, and some guy named Jacob… so far. It's a wild ride.
How Smart Is It? Among the staggering number of books woven into the show's mythology are Homer's Odyssey, Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, and Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time.

The Smartest Shows on Television Pictures, Lost Photos - Photo Gallery: The Smartest Shows on Television

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

Monday, February 2, 2009

The LOST Podcast with Jay and Jack

The LOST Podcast with Jay and Jack is my favorite LOST Podcast.  I just thought that it was awesome that I had one of this week's listener theories of the week.  "Jimmy in Georgia" listen to the LOST Podcast with Jay and Jack Lost Podcast (AAC): Ep. 4.6 “Redhead” to hear my theory!!!  I had posted the theory here Shaping the Things to Come before I called in to their show.

Charlie in 3D

I saw Charlie in 3D tonight on NBC tonight.  I thought that it was awesome to see almost see "Charlie" back in action.

Preview of Dominic Monaghan's Guest Appearance on 'Chuck'

Sunday, February 1, 2009

LOST on Location: Season 5 Episode 3

Welcome to February LOST fans, I can't believe how quickly this season is going by, we're just a few days away from Episode 4 "The Little Prince."  Here's the latest episode of LOST on Location.

Saturday, January 31, 2009

LOST'S Sam Anderson Goes Bad While Gaining 'Leverage'

Fans of LOST may be familiar with Sam Anderson as one-half of the island’s true love story between – Bernard Nadler and Rose Henderson (L. Scott Caldwell).

While Rose is sick and given only a short time to live – the island has allowed the couple (who were separated by the plane splitting into on different sides of the island) to finally get back together and SURPRISE – to discover – she is disease-free when on the island.

While this is one of LOST’s happier stories, Anderson gets a chance to go to the dark side with “The Snow Job,” this week’s episode of TNT’s new hit series LEVERAGE airing tonight at 10:00 p.m.

In the episode, Anderson plays a ruthless owner of a construction company who is unlawfully foreclosing on innocent families. Playing the baddie isn’t anything new to Anderson, who, coincidentally enough once worked with LEVERAGE’s co-star Christian Kane on Joss Whedon’s BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER spin-off ANGEL. Anderson was his boss Holland Manners at the evil law firm Wolfram and Hart – now the table’s are turned on LEVERAGE and the Anderson gives iF the exclusive scoop on his latest role.

iFMagazine.com: Exclusive Interview: 'LOST'S' SAM ANDERSON GOES BAD WHILE GAINING 'LEVERAGE'

The Other 48 Days Clues to Season 5

I am finally getting back to trying to rewatch Season 2 and 3.  I watched all of season 1 and the first 4 episodes of season 2 a couple of months ago.  anyway, tonight I was watching the other 48 Days. 

Season 2 seems to be very prominent in season 5, alot of things seem to make a little more sense going back to it after seeing season three, four and the initial part of season 5.  In this episode, Ana Lucia's in charge of the Tail Section Survivors and finally she realizes that Godwin isn't a part of the survivors.  She asked him "Where do you think they got it?" What you ask, the army knife.  They found a U.S. Army knife on one of The Others.  Well after seeing Jughead we know conclusively that the U.S. Army was once on the island in the 1950s and The Others eliminated that threat to the island.  While eliminating the soliders, they stole their camp and clothes as well, including their gear.  Guns, knifes, etc.

I think Season 2 is a major key to season 5!

Friday, January 30, 2009

Jughead's Time Police

Jughead the name of the bomb is Archie's best friend. He was in this spin off series.

Shaping the Things to Come?

Charlotte seems to be dying perhaps from the time travel. I think her parent's lives are in danger to to all of the time traveling. We've seen a lot of our people die and some of their people die. Locke killed an Other. Whidmore killed an Other because he was being held captive by the LOSTies.

They say you can't change the past/future on LOST, but I think it's pretty obvious that they are shaping events in the past with their interactions. I know Damon and Carlton have said that they aren't into multiple futures like Back to the Future.

EW's Theory of LOST Names

This is a great article. A must read for any serious LOST fan. Some great insights on page 4.


In Lost, names mean something. So when the season premiere included a fleeting scene involving a new character who made a point of identifying himself, I began searching the Web for ''Dan Norton'' in hopes of unearthing a connection to Lost. But after a few weeks, the best I could do was find a comic artist named Dan Norton who has such a wide array of credits, one of them was bound to have something in common with a time-travel TV show with a blood-seeking lawyer. (Vampire By Night, perhaps?) I wasn't satisfied, so I kept digging, and just when I was about to quit, I stumbled upon a 1952 academic tome called Classical Myths in English Literature, co-authored by...Dan S. Norton. More than that, my Google search took me to one page in particular, and I was electrified by a sense of Eureka! discovery. It was like stumbling across a hidden hatch in the middle of the jungle and finding my purpose inside.

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What Doc Jensen Thinks About 'Jughead'

Here's the Latest from Doc Jensen

Many thanks to my colleague Adam B. Vary for taking on the Lost recap this week while I tend to other matters pertaining to our mutual obsession that will soon come to your attention. Adam mentioned I might have more to say about "Jughead" next week, but my utter enthusiasm for last night's episode prevents me from waiting that long. So some quick observations/theories.

"Jughead" rocked. Let me be clear and plain about this before cluttering your mind with my usual nonsense: I loved the episode. The pleasure it gave was visceral; it was a fun episode to feel your way through, from Desmond and his son beholding the London skyline at night to the in-passing revelation that Des and Pen had named their boy after the man who sacrificed his life so their relationship may live, Charlie. Killed me. The storytelling was strong and assured, and the story itself flowed in a surprising, unforced way. And has there been a funnier episode of Lost in recent memory? Not in a jokey way, but in an organic, character-derived sense—the kind of chuckles you get from clearly drawn characters and knowing them well. Faraday asking Miles if by chance the dead guys mentioned what year it was. Locke’s reaction to the Widmore reveal. Juliet and Alpert’s droll line readings. (Must be an Other thing, like Latin.) Sawyer to Faraday: “You told her?!” If you put a gun to my head and made me give you right here, right now, my top 10 list of all time fave Lost eps, I’m sure “Jughead” would be on it. Take the gun away, and I think it would still be there.

My “Arrow” Theory. Adam mentioned this in his recap. Have you noticed the recurring arrow symbolism this season? Episode 1: Pierre Chang produces the orientation film for a Dharma station called “The Arrow.” Episode 2: The Left Behinders are attacked by flaming arrows. And now, Episode 3: Arrows everywhere, in the text (see: the Others’ archery brigade) and the subtext. A leaking or missing hydrogen bomb is known as a “Broken Arrow” event in military parlance. In physics, the “Arrow of Time” is the name of a body of theories pertaining to the nature of time; the term “broken arrow” is used to characterize an idea like time loops. Google “broken arrow” and you’ll get any number of movies, TV shows and songs about Native Americans… and wouldn’t you know, “Jughead” was a peek into the past of the Island’s indigenous peeps, the Others. But the coolest arrow connection comes via the Other cutie with the shot gun, British accent, and terse line readings: Ellie. Short for Eleanor, which is French for “the Other.” (Or so wikipedia tells me; I don’t speak it. Me stupid American.) On a whim, I combined “Ellie” and “Eleanor” and “Arrow,” and came back with an awesome connection: Ellie Arroway, the heroine of Carl Sagan’s novel Contact, which was adapted into the Jodie Foster film of the same name. I’m going to leave it to you to explore the significance, but Sagan’s story certainly resonates with Lost themes, and perhaps functions as a clue to wormhole theory.

Keep Reading: 'Lost': Doc Jensen's 'Jughead' take | PopWatch Blog | EW.com

Thursday, January 29, 2009

LOST Parties

The last two Wednesday with the return of LOST, I've been having a few friends over for LOST Parties.  Last week we had a LOST cake among other snacks and Pizza for the three event première event.  This week I was inspired to find some Dharma labels and I did last night.  I made three Dharma sodas, 2 cans of Dharma peanuts, 5 Dharma Chocolate bars, and some Dharma Salsa Con Queso.  I plan to make more each week for the LOST parties.  Kate, Angela, Jamie and I played Office DVD Trivia game afterwards which was fun, even though it was not LOST related other than Dwight K. Shrute mentions LOST from time to time on the Office.
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