Over the last five years, fans have turned to Lost for an inventive, far out, and moving story that frequently defied explanation. However, with the sixth and final season of Lost set to debut this week, the end is drawing near for one of the most discussed and examined shows on television, and answers can’t be very far away.
Alright, Lost fans, another interesting video leading into the sixth and final season. Producer Damon Lindelof tweeted the link to this video today, and it’s well worth a watch.
Had to pass one photo on, for now, to the Lost fans. Michael Emerson, who of course plays Ben Linus in the show, was in attendence for his nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a television series. He posed on the carpet with actress Carrie Preston.
I have another potentially sad update for the Lost fans out there. Try not to get too upset just yet, but apparently President Barack Obama is planning another State of the Union address and one of the potential dates is… Thursday, February 2.
We’re exactly 30 days away from the first episode of Lost’s last season, and I am dying here. All the Lost fans I know are dying. It’s rough, people, but we’re almost there.
I couldn’t help but pass this along; the latest promo from ABC for the next (and final) season of Lost, which debuts on February 2, 2010. There are few shows I’ve been this obsessed with, and I don’t know how I’m gonna get along without Lost, but I still can’t wait for this season to start.
Bring on the answers, people.
At the start of 2009 I was pretty disappointed in CTV. They were the original Canadian broadcaster for Lost, but for whatever reason they decided to dump the fifth season over to their cable station, A, our of Barrie.
“Best. Ever.” is a weekly conglomeration of things that made my week. And there was much rejoicing. This week, the final season of Lost, Evil Dead returns to cinemas, no more Napoleon Dynamite, the Internet turns 40 (kinda), and maybe the new V won’t suck?
This evening I watched the first episode of ABC’s new series, FlashForward, and I’m officially hooked. The concept is fresh, the cast is good, and I’m seriously loving this vibe, but I can’t shake that it’s all somehow familiar. Kind of like déjà vu on TV, but the truth is, that’s more than just a coincidence.
A weekly round-up of news stories on the comings and goings of the entertainment world. This week: Ryan Reynolds to fill Green Lantern’s tights, Loststar Matthew Fox is giving up TV roles, three American Idol contestants are preparing debut albums, and Emma Watson talks about her skivvies.
