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Tag Archives: Lost
For Fans of FX’s Justified
“Lost” blogger Jo Garfein is blogging about “Justified,” which started its second season last night. And in a crossover, Jeremy Davis (Daniel Faraday on Lost) is on Justified this season. Lots of Justified coverage here. (LATER: And the other Lost … Continue reading
X-Men Origins: Wolverine
I heard bad reviews and never saw it in the theater. Finally watched it on TiVo Memorial Day. Maybe it’s the Memorial Day warm fuzzies – I have warm fuzzies for movies I see at Saturday matinees, too – but … Continue reading
“Lost” Staffer on the Series Finale
Someone from Bad Robot’s take on the finale: First … The Island: It was real. Everything that happened on the island that we saw throughout the 6 seasons was real. Forget the final image of the plane crash, it was … Continue reading
Did you catch that wild episode of “Lost” last night?
It was just like an earlier episode. Freaky. It’s sort of like the audience is now time-traveling. We time-traveled back to a previous “Lost” episode. That episode had died in an alternate timeline (the Smoke Monster probably killed it), but … Continue reading
Lost – Mysteries of the Universe Part 3
Hat tip to DarkUFO. Check out that DarkUFO title card in the video, which is from this URL and is embedded in the video embed code above. I gotta try that. LATER: The title image is a feature of the … Continue reading
Lost – Mysteries of the Universe: The Dharma Initiative (Updated)
Via JOpinionated. Released at ComicCon, with more Web episodes to come. UPDATE. Via DarkUFO here’s part two, which gets into the meat of the show. This format – a fictional TV show about aliens and monsters focuses its attention on … Continue reading
“Lost” and “Land of the Lost”
Spooky: Anyway, for a long time now I’ve been mentioning Land of the Lost in my recaps. I drew parallels to both shows containing a closed universe in S3 Every Man For Himself, and I talked about the mirrored universe … Continue reading
Word of the Day: Sobek (Mythology)
So in Wednesday night’s “Lost” season finale we finally saw the four-toed statue in its entirety, revealing its crocodile face. Reading today’s DarkUFO episode recap clued me in that this was a statue of Sobek. From Wikipedia: Sobek (also called … Continue reading
jwz’s take on time travel
“If your story is not about time travel, but it has time travel in it, then your story sucks.” – jwz He expands: For example. Stories that are about time travel: Terminator, Back to the Future, Time Bandits, Bill & … Continue reading
“Lost” theories
Theoriesonlost.blogspot.com, part of the Dark UFO Lost site. I like the theory that Jacob is Jack. 1-The name:Jack can be used as a short name of Jacob 2-The visitors of Jacob cabin (Ben, Locke, Christian Shephard, Claire):The future version of … Continue reading
Lost and Lewis Carroll
DarkUFO: Speaking of Daniel, he has always been a bit of a White Rabbit / Mad Hatter hybrid for me. In the S5 premiere, “Because You Left,” he scurries past Juliet and Sawyer as they traipse through the Jungle, and … Continue reading
Recaps for last week’s Lost
To get ready for Wednesday’s Lost episode here are recaps of last week’s episode, “316″: JOpinionated LongLiveLocke Alan Sepinwall (though I think this is one of his weaker efforts) And some things I’m wondering about. Ben’s injuries When everyone is … Continue reading
Word of the Day: Baba Yaga’s Hut (Mythology)
DarkUFO put together a poll of top Lost mysteries. One such mystery is What happened to Jacob’s cabin? In comments bongzilla suggested Googling for Baby Yaga’s hut. Sure enough, that produced an interesting result at Wikipedia. I’m not saying Lost … Continue reading
Nice theory on Lost time travel
From Dark UFO: More significant though, is what Jin’s appearance means to the storyline. If Danielle’s group had originally pulled Jin from the ocean, wouldn’t she have recognized him all those years later when she met the 815 survivors back … Continue reading
Word of the Day: Psychopomp
Wikipedia: Many religions include a particular spirit, angel, or deity whose responsibility is to escort newly-deceased souls to the afterlife. These creatures are called psychopomps, from the Greek word ?????????? (psychopompos), literally meaning the “guide of souls”. Their role is … Continue reading
Lost – “The Sri Lanka Video”
Warmup for Wednesday night’s Lost. And here’s more about the Valenzetti Equation and the numbers.
Word of the Day: Ouroboros
Wikipedia: The Ouroboros (Greek ?????????, from ????????? ???? “tail-devouring snake”, also spelled Uroboros in English pronounced /??r?b?r?s/ or /?j??ro??b?r?s/), is an ancient symbol depicting a serpent or dragon swallowing its own tail and forming a circle. The Ouroboros often represents … Continue reading
Lost connections: Jughead and Gerald DeGroot
By now Lost fans know that Jughead, the name of last week’s episode and the hydrogen bomb contained therein, was the name of a U.S. bomb developed after Fat Man and Little Boy. It turns out that’s just the beginning … Continue reading