Some small spoilers from an Access Hollywood article.
Michael Emerson said...
We'll meet brand new residents of the Island. (I'll reveal more on the new cast soon). Michael urges fans not to expect the expected from his kooky gang of dirty faces and ragged clothes. Heck he even hinted that they may even wear shoes back at home! Hmmmm... They are apparently nothing what we think they are! Maybe their attire is like the beard Mr. Friendly wears. A costume!Regarding Hurley...
He had just started shooting the first episode of the season, but as you can imagine, was tight lipped about what would happen other than Hurley would be informing the "Losties" back home about "the others" holding Doc Jack, Kate, and Sawyer captive.Source: Access Hollywood

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Can't wait for season 3, I lvoe Fake Henry
Besides the last episode, they haven't really done much with Fake Henry.
Granted, we saw Michael Emerson's superb acting job shifting Fake Henry from a guy we'd almost cry for to a sick sadistic bastard, but seeing him in a leader position will show his true colors.
How was he sick and sadistic?
yeah he only try to kill ana lucia
and who can blame him?
He tried to kill her so he could escape and probably wanted revenge for her killing Goodwin.
Anon's right, I loved how he hissed at her "You killed 2 of us -- good people who were leaving you alone. You're the killer, Ana-Lucia". Um, Fenry's being a little less than truthful there; I'm sure Nathan, in the last second before he died of a snapped neck would have disagreed with the "leaving you alone" thing.
Yes Emerson was great in that and other scenes. Maybe Nathen really was a "bad person", we don't know yet :)
That's one of the things I'm really intrigued about, what's The Others' definition of "good person" and "bad person"? I thought Nathan could have kicked some butt (they're only taking people that can help them with...getting off the Island?), but maybe Goodwin offed him to help keep his cover story going.
I loved Michael Emerson on The Practice as William Hinks and in Saw as the hapless Zep Hindle, he's a fantastic actor.