See the Spoilers we didn't post Posted by DarkUFO at 5/24/2010 01:42:00 PM View Comments Labels: The End

As you know I decided that we would not post some major spoilers about the Series Finale yesterday. I know a number of people we're disappointed but I did it for the greater good.

Here are the spoilers that we were going to post for those that were interested in them. And before you ask I sent these to a number of people last night before the episode so that they could confirm that these were indeed what we were going to post.

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Christians body arrives in L.A. at a church arranged by Desmond.

Juliet is Davids mother.

Desmond and Eloise have an interesting conversation at the benefit concert.

Jack and Locke get into a huge fight. Jack is stabbed badly. Locke gets killed by Kate.

On island when Desmond puts the light out in the heart of the island it makes Locke mortal. As well as causes the island to start to sink. Later on Jack gets the light to come back on and stop the sinking.

Hurley becomes the new Jacob with Ben as his new Richard

Rose Bernard Vincent Desmond Hurley Ben are all alive on the island still

Kate Sawyer Claire Miles Frank and Richard fly off the island.

In the alt, Sayid/Shannon (Outside a nightclub.), Juliet/Sawyer (At the apollo vending machine in the hospital.), Kate/Claire (During labor at the benefit.), Sun/Jin (In the hospital.), and Locke (After he wiggles his toe post surgery.) have these moments where they become aware of what they have gone through on the island.

Jate is Fate

Times Talk Live - Behind the Scenes of Lost HD Posted by DarkUFO at 5/23/2010 11:37:00 AM View Comments Labels: Carlton Cuse, Damon Lindelof, Interviews, Video

Thanks to Mischa for the heads up.



You can see the other parts here

Episode 6.17/18 - The End - ABC Tonight Promo Posted by DarkUFO at 5/23/2010 10:25:00 AM View Comments Labels: The End, Trailers, Video

Nestor Carbonell & HIC Interview with TV Guide Posted by b3rt4 at 5/22/2010 04:39:00 PM View Comments Labels: Desmond, Henry Ian Cusick, Man in Black, Nestor Carbonell, The End, TV Guide, Video

Now that we know the Man in Black's ultimate game plan on Lost, Henry Ian Cusick says there's no way Desmond will help him destroy the island.

"Whatever the Man in Black wants, I'm imagining Desmond will want the opposite," Cusick tells TVGuide.com.

Cusick and co-star Nestor Carbonell also discuss the meaning behind Lost, which Carbonell says "is ultimately based on love."

Check out our video Q&A with them about the series finale of Lost, airing Sunday at 9/8c on ABC:



Source: TV Guide

Damon and Carlton Interview on Kimmel Posted by DarkUFO at 5/22/2010 09:21:00 AM View Comments Labels: Carlton Cuse, Damon Lindelof, Interviews, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Video

Thanks to Karen for the heads up. Posting in spoilers as it has one of the sneak peeks from the Finale.

Getting Lost: Finale Super Spoiler Posted by DarkUFO at 5/22/2010 08:09:00 AM View Comments Labels: Finale Spoiler, TV Guide, Video

Another Interview with Damon and Carlton - Finale Details Posted by The ODI at 5/22/2010 06:07:00 AM View Comments Labels: Carlton Cuse, Damon Lindelof, Finale Spoiler, Interviews, Richard Alpert

Here are some more details about the finale via Damon and Carlton who confirm whether we will see Richard again or not and more!!

Thanks to IGN for this interview:

IGN: Should we be thinking Richard suffered an unceremonious death?

Lindelof: When the Monster hit him?

Read more »

Video from the Times Talks Live: LOST event Posted by DarkUFO at 5/21/2010 09:04:00 PM View Comments Labels: Carlton Cuse, Damon Lindelof, Interviews, The End, Video

Update: Thanks to M for this link to the clear videos of the event.

http://ow.ly/1OoSm

Thanks to DarkUFO reader Nditalian07 for sending us the video.

Detailed Non Spoiler Transcript of the event can be found HERE and the Spoiler Summary HERE

Episode 6.17/18 - The End - ABC Promo 2 Posted by DarkUFO at 5/21/2010 07:32:00 PM View Comments Labels: The End, Trailers, Video

Thanks to Lyly for the heads up.

Interview with a Spoiler Source about the Finale Posted by DarkUFO at 5/21/2010 07:06:00 PM View Comments Labels: Interviews, The End

I recently had the opportunity to have an in depth chat with one of my longest and most trusted sources about the final few episodes of Lost.

It's been a wonderful opportunity to have a contact like this to chat and confirm a variety of spoilers over the years and to provide our readers with little snippets/games/teasers for upcoming episodes.

I've summarised the answers and questions below which obviously go behind the now infamous "Are You Sure" buttons.

I hope you enjoy it.

DARKUFO: Do you feel fans should be spoiled for this conclusion/last episode?
SOURCE: I don't think they should.


DARKUFO Did you enjoy the Season Finale?
SOURCE: Yes I did, very much.


DARKUFO What ranking would you give it for our episode table?
SOURCE 10 out of 10.


DARKUFO What have been your other top episodes of the series and which episode is the finale the most similar to in your opinion?

SOURCE My top five episodes of the series in no particular order are...
Walkabout
Man Of Science Man Of Faith
The Other 48 Days
Through The Looking Glass
316

And I think the finale feels the most like The Incident. And by that I mean on island events with a multi centric alt story in place of the multi centric Jacob visitation scenes in The Incident.

DARKUFO: I myself am really looking forward to how they are going to end the show myself.I'd like to see an ending that leave us not
questioning what we have just seen but more along the lines of looking back over the previous 6 seasons and re-evaluating it. For Reference my Favourite episodes are.

Walkabout
Ab Aeterno
The Other 48 Days
The Man Behind the Curtain
Through The Looking Glass


DARKUFO Without spoiling the details, what parts of the Finale were most satisfying?

SOURCE Geez, I don't know how to answer that without being too spoilery. All the alt "realization" moments were very satisfying.

Since every finale has a Locke/Jack showdown of sorts this one culminating with a huge cliffside fight didn't disappoint. I was satisfied with Kate's romantic choice but I know a good group of people might not be.


DARKUFO Were there any parts that you found disappointing?

SOURCE Not really. I have disappointments with the series as a whole when I think about certain elements that I thought were important and ended up being pointless in retrospect. The story definitely ends, it feels very much complete, but like other fans I got sucked into the online discussion and theories and a lot of things people have read into the show weren't, or aren't, really there. Example: There isn't any Ji Yeon or grown up Aaron. Unless they show up in the last act that no one really knows about besides the actors involved.


DARKUFO How many scenes from your knowledge were missing? IE secret scenes? What makes you think you know what is in the last scene?

SOURCE I don't know for certain what the last scene is, or how many are in the last act. But my guess is Jacks "realization" moment in the alt. And when you look at how long the scenes are throughout The End when characters in the alt have their "Realization" moments I can safely predict the last act is going to just be that Jack moment.

Maybe there is one last scene that will surprise me. But after seeing the brilliant structure to the stories on this show it would be out of place to show too much of something else.


DARKUFO Which of the mysteries were explained well in the finale? Which ones have been left unanswered or at a loose end?

SOURCE Surprisingly there are more questions. People are still alive in the on island timeline who are also alive in the Alt world. I think they answered the mythology questions before The End starts. The End is character payoff.


DARKUFO Which character came out the best from the Finale?

SOURCE Kate probably just because they really redeemed her character.

DARKUFO Wow, really. Kate gets a pretty bad rep in the comments on our site so that's going to be interesting to see the reaction after the finale has aired.


DARKUFO Favourite scene of the finale?

SOURCE Locke's "realization" in the alt.


DARKUFO Saddest Scene of the Finale?

SOURCE Maybe the end just because its over? This episode was full of tear twinging moments but they are the happy variety.


DARKUFO Most shocking scene of the finale

SOURCE When Locke is killed on island. I guessed they would kill the smoke monster but its shocking because of who kills him.

Interview with Jack Bender Posted by DarkUFO at 5/21/2010 03:18:00 PM View Comments Labels: Interviews, Jack Bender, Matthew Fox, Terry O'Quinn, The End

Thanks to Flyer for the heads up.

We're assuming the Lost finale was not shot chronologically. Can you tell us what to look for on Sunday so we can know when we're watching what the actual last scene shot was?
I can tell you there was some discussion about what would be the last shot, and I decided that I wanted the last shot to involve Terry O'Quinn and Matthew Fox. And it was not an entirely popular choice on the production end because it meant keeping the actors a little longer and not getting them off of the clock. Blah blah bah. I insisted the last shot of our series was not going to be something arbitrary. In fact, we did three takes of it. And it involved a crane. It was a shot in the picture and it involved a crane with the two of them. We rehearsed it and we did take one and I said, "Well, that was wonderful guys, but I'm not ready to let go yet." So we did it again and I said, "That was also wonderful, but I can't say it yet." And then, on the third take, I said, "Well, I guess I have to say it now — that's a wrap." And that was our last shot, at 5:30 in the morning as the sun was coming up.

Source: Full Interview and Vulture Blog

The Official LOST Video Podcast: May 20th, 2010 Posted by DarkUFO at 5/21/2010 08:34:00 AM View Comments Labels: ABC, Podcasts, Video

The writers of LOST tease the finale and talk about shutting down the writing room.

Josh Holloway on Jimmy Kimmel Live Posted by DarkUFO at 5/21/2010 08:27:00 AM View Comments Labels: Interviews, Josh Holloway, Trailers, Video

Thanks to George for the heads up. Placed in spoilers as it contains an already aired Sneak Peek.

Spoilers from the Times Talks Live: LOST event Posted by DarkUFO at 5/21/2010 07:42:00 AM View Comments Labels: Ben, Carlton Cuse, Damon Lindelof, Desmond, Jack, Jacob, Man in Black, Ms. Hawking, Sawyer, The End, Walt

Update: 16:20 Thanks to Vincent for this update.

Anyway, I've read JohnConstant69's writeup and more importantly I read the "Spoilers Times Talks Live : Lost event", and there's something that's wrong/missing.

One part of the spoilers says "Hurley was involved in the final scene (we knew this already)."

That's actually not true. Here's what happened.

Darlton said they flew to Hawaii for the shooting of the final scene, which involved a lot of the characters. They then said to everybody involved that if they had any question, they'd be there to answer them. Damon added that one actor in particular - without naming him - said "Why start now ?"

AND THEN happened the really interesting stuff. Damon went on to add that this was actually the penultimate scene of the show, not the final one. Carlton stopped him, made noise to cover Damon's words and basically said "What the hell ?"

This happened early on, I think it was even before the "There's gonna be a big Star Wars reference in the first 7 minutes of the finale", and definitely before the Walt bomb (well, since I follow your site, we've known about Malcolm appearing on the finale for a while, so not a bomb for me...)

So yeah, I get that people are confused about what the final scene is, because they talked about that scene with all the characters several times as the final one. But I assure you Damon let it slip that this scene they flew specifically to watch is not the final scene.

I don't know what the final scene is, and I'm glad I don't. Maybe it's the island sinking. Maybe it's that Jack&Desmond scene that appears in the Rumour section and which was "revealed" by a guard. I don't know.

Thanks to Lysh for the heads up on the Video.



Thanks to Robert, Julian, ZachS, Evelynne, Bryan, Matthew, JSY09, Jim for sending these spoilers in from the event.

- Just got back, not too many spoilers...but Carlton did let out that we will see Walt again before all is said and done.
- they also referenced that one of the final scenes involves a lot of characters and that the very final scene has been known since season 1
- One of the fans in the audience asked if Desmond's line to Jack in the 2nd season when they first meet in the stadium and Desmond tells Jack "You have to lift it up" would have any relevance to the finale. Damon & Carlton said "you will not be disappointed."
- The bigger one, though, was confirmation that we will see Walt in the finale. Yes, Walt.
- Eloise's knowledge is relevant for the finale.
- Walt will be back in some form.
- Damon would not directly address why Smokey was pulling Locke down that hole in the S1 finale, so that could be relevant. Same with whether or not Jacob is actually good, and whether or not there's anything worth protecting down in the Light Cave.
- There will be a Star Wars reference in the first 7 minutes of the finale.
- Hurley was involved in the final scene (we knew this already).
- A clip was shown, pretty much an extended version of the Sawyer/Ben/Flocke one posted here. Sawyer tells Locke that he thinks Desmond is needed for destroying the Island, Locke says yes. Sawyer then takes Ben's gun, punches him, and walks away while saying that the group he's a part of "aren't candidates anymore". Locke then remarks that the Island will be at the bottom of the ocean when he's done with it, prompting Ben to question his loyalty (Ben was promised the Island in return for his help, and assumed that its destruction was figurative and not literal). Locke then invited him to join him on his boat as he watches the Island sink. He kneels down to the ground near the well and notices pawprints.
He realizes that a dog had been there.
- Also, mirrors are very relevant.
- When Ben asks why Flocke isn't running to chase him down Flocke explains that he intends to use Desmond to destroy the Island. Naturally Ben isn't too pleased.
- The extended clip ends with Flocke examining the ground near the well and stating that a dog had been there.
- Widmore was lying when he said Jacob visited him
Source: Various@DarkUFO

Lost' Producers Talk Finale, Fans, Stephen King Posted by DarkUFO at 5/20/2010 08:10:00 PM View Comments Labels: Carlton Cuse, Damon Lindelof, Interviews, Video

Michael Emerson and Jorge Garcia Interviews (Video) Posted by DarkUFO at 5/20/2010 08:00:00 PM View Comments Labels: Interviews, Jorge Garcia, Michael Emerson, Video

Not had a chance to listen to it all so placing in spoilers. (Thanks to Pavan for the heads up)

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Episode 6.17/18 - The End - Promotional Photos Posted by DarkUFO at 5/20/2010 07:41:00 PM View Comments Labels: Promotional Photos, The End

Thanks to Lyly here are some larger ones. We'll have the full set later.



Larger ones coming soon...

LOST - "The End" - One of the most critically-acclaimed and groundbreaking shows of the past decade concludes in this "Lost" Series Finale Event. The battle lines are drawn as Locke puts his plan into action, which could finally liberate him from the island, on "Lost," SUNDAY, MAY 23 (9:00-11:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/MARIO PEREZ)

New Cast Interview with TV Guide Magazine Posted by DarkUFO at 5/20/2010 07:52:00 AM View Comments Labels: Interviews, Nestor Carbonell, TV Guide, Video

Thanks to LauraBC for the heads up

Latest Tidbit About Finale via EW - May 19th Posted by The ODI at 5/20/2010 07:45:00 AM View Comments Labels: Finale Spoiler, The End

Question: One final Lost scoop before Sunday. It’s my last chance! —Ben

Ausiello: You know that big gathering in the sideways world that everyone was heading off to at the end of Tuesday’s ep? Rumor has it something very *a* happens.

Source: EW

Michael Emerson on The View Posted by DarkUFO at 5/19/2010 09:32:00 PM View Comments Labels: Interviews, Michael Emerson, The End, Video

Thanks to Edith from http://www.michaelemerson.net for the following.

There is a mention of the last day of Filming.

Episode 6.17/18 - The End - Sneak Peek 2 Posted by DarkUFO at 5/19/2010 07:24:00 PM View Comments Labels: The End, Trailers, Video

Thanks to Lyly for the video.

How Will Lost End? Posted by DarkUFO at 5/19/2010 12:56:00 PM View Comments Labels: Ben, Charlotte, Damon Lindelof, Interviews, Kate, L. Scott Caldwell, Michael Emerson, Nestor Carbonell, Penny, Rebecca Mader, Richard Alpert, Sonya Walger, The End

The show's stars offer teases about the May 23rd series finale

With the recent deaths of Sun, Jin, Sayid and Charles Widmore, not to mention Kate’s shooting and Richard’s projection by Smokey into the jungle, I was starting to worry that none of my favorite Lost characters were going to end up with happy endings. But I’ve found new hope after several of the show’s stars offered me some encouraging teases about the ABC drama’s two and a half hour May 23 series wrap-up.

When I asked Scotty Caldwell, who plays Rose, to pick her favorite death scene, she looked at me like I was oblivious.

“Who died?” she asked. “They’re dead??” Hmm….What are we to make of this? Could the characters’ flashsideways lives possibly be the ones that stick? Prodded further, Scotty hinted that all of the characters “get what we gave” and are taken care of in the end.

Adds Nestor Carbonell (Richard), “The whole finale is all about everyone’s resolutions.”

And get this. When I asked Sonja Walger, who plays Penny, to tell me who gets the best ending, she said rather cryptically, “We all do and you’ll see why.” While Rebecca Mader (Charlotte) concurs, “All of us” are well served, Michael Emerson singles out his character’s ending out as perhaps the best.

“All vanity aside, I love the way Ben ends,” says Michael. “It’s true to his entire, ambiguous arc. He sort of ends and he sort of doesn’t end.”

But Scotty also tells me that more than one ending was shot. “I’m not absolutely sure about the final hows, wheres and whens because they shot more than one,” she says. “So I’ll be waiting like everyone else to see what they air.”

And according to one well-placed source, the finale, titled "The End," may not be the ultimate ending of the story. I’m hearing twenty additional minutes of story (not just deleted footage or an alternate ending) will be included in the season six DVD to be released August 24, along with what executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse say will be some pretty spectacular packaging show fans will be unable to resist.

Source: TV Guide Magazine

Snippet on Finale from TV Guide Magazine Posted by DarkUFO at 5/19/2010 11:17:00 AM View Comments Labels: Penny, Sonya Walger, The End, TV Guide

And for those of you who have completely abandoned hope of any happily-ever-afters for these poor lost souls following the recent string of island casualties, Sonja Walger, whose lucky Penny turns up in the finale, offers us a ray of hope. When I asked her to tell me who gets the best ending, she said, “We all do and you’ll see why.”

Source: TV Guide Magazine

Episode 6x17/18 The End (Series Finale) - Sneak Peek 1 Posted by The ODI at 5/19/2010 09:27:00 AM View Comments Labels: Jack, Sawyer, The End, Video

Thanks to Shirtless Locke for the clip!


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Episode 6.17/18 - The End - ABC Promo 1 and 2 Posted by DarkUFO at 5/19/2010 03:23:00 AM View Comments Labels: The End, Trailers, Video

Thanks to ShirtlessLocke for the video.

LOST Retrospective - LOST cast says Goodbye Posted by DarkUFO at 5/18/2010 11:50:00 PM View Comments Labels: Interviews, Video

Thanks to Lyly for the video.

Totally with Doc Jensen Posted by DarkUFO at 5/18/2010 10:39:00 PM View Comments Labels: Across The Sea, Doc Jensen, Video, What They Died For

Thanks to Chapapote for the heads up.

Jorge Garcia Contemplates End of 'Lost' Posted by DarkUFO at 5/18/2010 10:27:00 PM View Comments Labels: Hurley, Interviews, Jorge Garcia, Video

Source: clipsyndicate

Jacob and the Man in Black Are Not "The Epitome of What Lost Is" Posted by DarkUFO at 5/18/2010 09:59:00 PM View Comments Labels: Damon Lindelof, Interviews, Jacob, Man in Black

Given all the time Lost has spent lately on Jacob (Mark Pellegrino) and the Man in Black (Terry O'Quinn), you might think they're the key to the show or something. They're not.

"It would be mis-categorizing to think this is the epitome of what Lost is," executive producer Damon Lindelof tells TVGuide.com. "Obviously the island was there before these babies were born, and lots of things were going on before they came there. What those stories are isn't relevant to the story we told, which is the crash of Oceanic 815 and what the ultimate fates of the survivors are."

Okay, but in that case, why so much attention on the dueling brothers? Your guess is as good as ours. The penultimate episode, which Lindelof screened last week at an event in Los Angeles, still leaves plenty of questions unanswered going into the 2 ½-hour finale (airing Sunday at 9/8c). Lindelof's explanation of what to expect echoes a line Jacob delivered to the Man in Black in the Season 5 finale: "It only ends once. Anything that happens before that is just progress."

"I wish that we could say that the finale is going to be enormously definitive," Lindelof says. "We found that when we told people that we've got definitive answers coming, it's not as definitive as the fans want it to be, therefore there's this ongoing and vociferous debate about what things mean.

"All we can say is: Lost is only ending once," he adds. "There's only one finale. There's not a question mark at the end of the end. There's not a dot, dot, dot. This is our story and it's over. Hopefully there's going to be a lot of interpretation in its wake."

Whatever the ending, Lindelof is grateful to have made it this far, he says.

"This was a pilot where the question asked secondary to 'What is the monster?' was 'How will you sustain this as a TV series?'" he says. "If I had said, 'We'll be fine for 120 episodes, and then we'll end it,' nobody ever would've believed it, including me. I think the show is a blessing and we're really grateful to be here."

How do you think Lost will end? Share your theories in the comments below.

Source: TV Guide

Jorge Garcia on ‘The View’ Posted by DarkUFO at 5/18/2010 07:07:00 PM View Comments Labels: Interviews, Jorge Garcia, Trailers, Video, What They Died For

Contains and already seen clip from tonights episode.

Thanks to SL-LOST for the video.

Latest from Fancast - May 18th Posted by b3rt4 at 5/18/2010 03:56:00 PM View Comments Labels: Bernard, Juliet, Rose, Sawyer, The End, What They Died For

Don’t give anything specific away, but is this week’s ‘Lost’ a spectacular episode with lots of questions answered, or is it just so-so? – Steven via Facebook
Spectacular is a strong word (and one typically associated with Teri Hatcher’s… comedy chops), but yeah, ‘What They Died For” is very solid. Among other things, it features, like, the best campfire story ever, a reveal about someone we thought wasn’t a candidate, and ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ finale-levels of bloodshed. There’s also a significant development regarding Jacob’s successor.

Will we see Rose and Bernard one more time before ‘Lost’ ends? – James
Yes, in Sunday’s series finale. And when the marrieds resurface, they’re still wielding a “Don’t harsh my mellow” ‘tude as their idyllic existence is rudely intruded upon (and then some). L. Scott Caldwell, who plays Rose, told me she herself isn’t fond of Rose’s lack of hospitality, seeing as the fans had come to regard the character as “quite peaceful.” So in her mind, R&B “were probably eating wild mushrooms or something else that changed their attitude!”

So, Juliet/Sawyer – happily ever after? Yes? – Ryan
Interpret Josh Holloway’s assessment of Sunday’s two-and-a-half hour series finale as you wish: “[It's] un-freakin’-believable… Everything I hoped it would do, it did.”

Source: Fancast

Matthew Fox Talks LOST Finale on ‘Good Morning America’ Posted by DarkUFO at 5/18/2010 03:15:00 PM View Comments Labels: Interviews, Matthew Fox, Video

Thanks to SL-Lost for the heads up.

'Lost's' Man in Black Talks Season Finale Posted by DarkUFO at 5/18/2010 03:04:00 PM View Comments Labels: Interviews, Titus Welliver, Video

No real spoilers here..

- No Lost Movie
- No Alternate Endings


Source: TMZ

New TV Guide Scans Posted by DarkUFO at 5/18/2010 07:16:00 AM View Comments Labels: Magazines, TV Guide

Thanks to Dani for the scans. I've not had a chance to read them all yet so there may be the odd little spoiler in them.

Episode 6.16 - What They Died For - Sky One Promo Posted by DarkUFO at 5/16/2010 08:30:00 PM View Comments Labels: Sky One, Trailers, UK, Video, What They Died For

Thanks to Adam for the heads up.

Nestor Carbonell and Henry Ian Cusick tease the end of 'Lost' Posted by DarkUFO at 5/16/2010 09:06:00 AM View Comments Labels: Henry Ian Cusick, Nestor Carbonell, The End

Thanks to Judy for the heads up.

Henry Ian Cusick and Nestor Carbonell were never going to tell a table of reporters anything about the ending of "Lost," but in Carbonell's case, he has a good excuse: He doesn't know.


The show's stars, including Cusick and Carbonell were given scripts containing 10 of 11 actors. Cusick received the 11th act, but Carbonell did not. [Yes, that's probably a spoiler regarding the presence, or lack thereof, of Desmond and Richard Alpert in the last act of "Lost." Perhaps. Or maybe not.]

"I never got the last act and I didn't ask for it after because I just really want to watch it with America how it ends," Carbonell explained at a Saturday (May 15) press day for many of the shows in the Disney-ABC empire. "I want to be surprised. I was happy with how they specifically with my character and with what I read about they resolved a lot of the dynamics of the characters. They did an amazing job and I'm looking forward to the final resolution."

Actually, there's some confusion as to whether or not Cusick does, in fact, know how "Lost" ends.

"I think in act 11 there is a secret scene that no one got," Cusick says. "Only the people who are in it, but nobody knows. Everyone is keeping very quiet about it."

That's pretty ambiguous, right?

Asking Cusick and Carbonell whether the finale will please "Lost" fans earned similarly ambiguous responses.

"What's great about the show is that there are so many talking points," Cusick says. "There are so many walks of life getting together to talk about the show and so many issues to be brought up and that's exactly what the ending will bring up. People will be talking about it for weeks afterwards and that's what the show has always done"

Adds Carbonell, "I think that's a really good point. It has people talking about Biblical themes, mythological themes and literature, science verses religion. The big questions in life -- incredible questions. At the heart of the show are these characters that they created, these really complex characters layered with so much misbehavior. No one is completely good and no one is completely evil. They are just well drawn out characters and that's the heart of the show. I think the finale, without giving anything away, will bring some resolution to a lot of the dynamics between those characters and relationships"

Source: Full Interview @ Hitfix

Getting Lost: Who Will Take Jacob's Place? Posted by DarkUFO at 5/15/2010 07:37:00 AM View Comments Labels: Jacob, Mark Pellegrino, Video

Lost question No. 4,815,162,342: Which candidate will take Jacob's place as guardian of the island?

While Mark Pellegrino tells TVGuide.com that it remains to be seen if anyone will take up the role, we'll actually find out next week who becomes the big man on the island.

Lost's Mark Pellegrino: There will be more answers

Find out what else Pellegrino has to say, including his take on why Jacob can leave the island:


Source: TV Guide

LOST Live: The Final Celebration - Cast Video Interviews Posted by DarkUFO at 5/14/2010 10:12:00 PM View Comments Labels: Interviews, Video

Update: 15th May This version includes Michael Emerson and Jorge Garcia. ABC released them at different times for some reason.

We also have some additional Cast Videos here.

Thanks to THEBOOKOFLAW for the video of the interviews of the cast at Live Lost. Again, I'm not able to listen so I'm playing it safe and posting in spoilers.

The Official LOST Audio Podcast: 14th May Posted by DarkUFO at 5/14/2010 09:50:00 PM View Comments Labels: Across The Sea, Audio, Carlton Cuse, Damon Lindelof, Podcasts

Thanks to Jix for sending us the podcast.

I've not had time to listen to it yet so I'm placing in Spoilers just in case.

LOST Live video from ABC Posted by DarkUFO at 5/14/2010 04:01:00 PM View Comments Labels: ABC, The End, Video, What They Died For

Thanks to Jennifer for the heads up.

Time Article on Evangeline Lillys Last Scene Posted by DarkUFO at 5/14/2010 01:53:00 PM View Comments Labels: Evangeline Lilly, Online Article, The End

Thanks to Rads1971 for the heads up.

Six of Lost's stars are on hand — Michael Emerson, Matthew Fox, Jorge Garcia, Josh Holloway, Evangeline Lilly and Terry O'Quinn — and before they shoot, they need to get sprayed down with a massive hose to simulate a drenching storm. Properly soaked, the actors take their places, Bender calls action, and — Oh, like I'm going to tell you. It's not just that if I were to give away the surprisingly spoilery scene they've let me witness, ABC would kill me. The two-and-a-half-hour finale, on May 23, is the broadcast event of the year: the network is charging $900,000 per 30-sec. ad, more than anything save the Oscars and the Super Bowl. It's also that if you're a Lost fan, you would kill me. This is a show that for six seasons has stretched the ambitions and challenged the assumptions of network television. Its intensely devoted fan base has been not just watching Lost but poring over it, dissecting details, formulating theories — and avoiding the numerous spoilers, real and bogus, that are swirling around even now. So let's just say the scene involves a typically Lostian mix of melodrama, metaphysics, emotion, blood, shouting, tenderness and comic relief. Also rain. A lot of rain.

When the scene's done, Bender announces that this is the "series wrap" for Lilly: her last scene in Lost ever. Lilly, shivering and with her head wrapped in a towel, thanks her co-stars and her stunt double. There's applause. Cigars are smoked. Holloway lifts her off the ground in a bear hug. I suddenly feel a little sea mist in my eyes. Shut up.

Something special is ending here. The cast knows it, I know it, fans at home know it. In an era of diminished major-network expectations, Lost has made big, demanding, intellectual TV on a broadcast network. It's married epic action with myth, science and ideas about human nature like few mass-culture hits besides Star Wars and The Matrix. Audaciously and improbably, it's become TV's most philosophical work of entertainment — or its most entertaining work of philosophy.

Source: Full Article @ Time

Major Spoilers - Episode 6.16 - What They Died For Posted by DarkUFO at 5/14/2010 07:50:00 AM View Comments Labels: What They Died For

Update: 09:40 We've just added a detailed synopsis thanks to Other Brother for the details

As some of you may know, ABC held a screening of What They Died for last night at the Live Lost event. You can see the photos here.

We're received some very spoilerly info from this episode from people who were at the event. I strongly recommend that you DO NOT read these unless you want to be spoiled for this episode. Also please do NOT post any of this info outside of this thread.

NOTE: There are additional detailed spoilers in the comments from people who attended.

Well, I just got back a little bit ago from Lost Live. It was awesome! Overall there were about 20 actors there, plus Damon and Carlton, the writers and Jack Bender. The orchestra set was great and it was a perfect exclamation point on the series to hear the music performed live.

The penultimate episode was shown in it’s entirety and I thought it was great; one of the best of the season so far. Here’s the spoilery stuff:

Sideways Jack wakes up with the familiar blood stain on his neck and goes to eat breakfast with David. David makes sure Jack is going to his concert that night and Jack says he would be and inquires if David’s mom will be there. Jack gets contacted by Oceanic telling him his father’s casket was located, but it turns out it’s actually Desmond on the phone. On the island, Jack patches up Kate’s shoulder and Kate laments that Locke killed Jin and Sun and that they have a daughter, one that Jin will now never see. Kate says that they have to kill Locke and Jack agrees. Jack says that if Locke wants Desmond, they need to get to him first and they (Kate, Jack, Hurley and Sawyer) head off to the well to retrieve him. In sideways world, Desmond watches from his car as Locke gets out of his van; his first day back at school after being run down. In a similar situation Des starts the car and seems poised to run Locke down again until Ben interrupts him and stops him. Des gets out and says he wasn’t trying to hurt Locke, but help him. Ben asks how and Des starts punching him; at which time Ben begins to have flashes of his “other” life. On the mend in the nurses office, Locke arrives to check on Ben and Ben tells him the story as Locke calls the police. Ben stops him and says that he believes Desmond when he said he was trying to help. Alex meets up with Ben outside the school and invites to drive him home with her mom. At first Ben declines, but then a “cleaned up and non crazy” Rousseau insists. Back at their house after dinner, Ben asks Danielle what happened to Alex’s father. She says he died when she was 2 and muses that is why Alex has taken to Ben so much; he has an interest in her and believes in her and is the father she never had. Ben gets misty from hearing this.

Back on the island, Richard, Miles and Ben are heading to Ben’s house to get his stash of C4 to blow up the plane. While there, Zoe and Widmore arrive. Widmore explains that after the freighter was blown up, Jacob visited him and explained what he must do. Widmore orders Zoe to go sink their boat and she leaves. Widmore explains that he brought Desmond to the island because of his immunity to electromagnetism. Zoe calls up on the walkie explaining that Locke has arrived on the island. Widmore orders her to return and when she is on her way Widmore says they all need to hide in Ben’s closet. Miles leaves on his own while Ben and Richard decide to confront Locke; thinking they can either buy time or get him to leave. With Widmore and Zoe in the closet walk outside. The black smoke slams into Richard and tosses him into the woods. Ben sits and Locke approaches and says that there are some people he’d like Ben to kill and in exchange, Ben can have control of the island after Locke leaves. Ben accepts and tells him that Widmore and Zoe are in his closet. Locke promptly slices Zoe’s throat and tells Widmore that if he tells him what he wants to know he won’t kill penny when he leaves the island. At first Widmore doesn’t seem to trust him, but relents and tells him of Desmond. When Locke asks why Desmond, Widmore doesn’t want Ben to hear. Ben turns around and he whispers inaudibly into Locke’s ear. Suddenly Widmore is shot numerous times by Ben, with Ben explaining that he (Widmore) “Shouldn’t have the opportunity to save his daughter” and then asks Locke if there are others he wants him to kill.

In the woods, young Jacob appears to Hurley and demands his ashes from Hurley. He takes them and runs away and Hurley gives chase, and comes upon adult Jacob in the woods around a campfire. Hurley brings Jack, Kate and Sawyer to Jacob, who they can now see and communicate with. Jacob explains that he made a mistake when his actions made his brother into the smoke monster and he knew that eventually he’d find a way to kill him; so the candidates have been his preparations for his eventual demise. And that protecting the island is what the others “have all died for.” He says that he must have a successor before the fire burns out; once it does, he is gone for good and “it would be very bad” if there isn’t someone to take his place. Sawyer complains that his life was fine before Jacob brought them there, but Jacob interjects that they were all lost, lonely and broken, like he was. Kate asks why she was crossed out and Jacob explains that it’s “just chalk on a wall, he crossed her out because she became a mother and the job is still open if she wants it”. No one accepts at first, until Jack stands and says this is what he was meant to do and accepts the “job”. Jacob explains that the light is the heart of the island and is what must be protected from extinguishing; which is what MIB wants to do. Jack asks if they’re supposed to kill him (MIB) and Jacob says that he hopes they can. Jacob gets a cup from Jack, says a “prayer” to the water and gives it to Jack to drink; when he does, Jacob says “Now we are the same”.

In sideways world, Locke goes to Jack and explains that maybe fate is what cause his accident and maybe Jack is supposed to fix his spine. Jack accepts (after the uttering of a few familiar phrases).

On the island, Locke and Ben reach the well to see that Des is not there. Ben asks what it was that Widmore said to him about Desmond. He says that Des was Jacob’s “Failsafe” in case all of his candidates were killed; but that Desmond will be useful to Locke now because Desmond can do what Locke has never been able to do, “Destroy the island”.

LOST



- Ben kills Widmore. Locke tells widmore if you tell me why you brought desmond then i wont kill your daughter. ben shots widmore because he said his daughter doesnt get to live.
- Locke kills Zoe. Slices her throat
- Jacob explains why he chose the candidates. and why kate isnt one.
- Jacob becomes visible to the 4 remaining candidates including Kate and explains this to them directly
- Jack becomes Jacob's replacement. Including a ritual where Jack drinks from a stream and Jacob says "now we are the same"
- Sayid didn't kill Desmond. all we see is an empty well with a rope
- Desmond beats up Ben in flash-sideways. Desmond beats up Ben and Ben has a flash of when he got beat in the OTM
- Locke wants Jack to fix his spine in flash-sideways. yes after he realizes this might be fate. and jack says the lines dont mistake coincidence with fate.
- Desmond turns himself in for running over Locke. Then breaks Sayid and
- Kate out of jail with the help of Ana Lucia and Hurley.
- Desmond is getting all the Oceanic 815ers to congregate at the concert.
- Richard gets slammed by the smoke, I would be shocked if he were alive
- Ben is following Flocke around after this, seems aligned with him
- Widmore reveals the purpose of Desmond, part of it is whispered to Flocke, the word "failsafe" is used
- Flocke announces his intention to "destroy the island"

Episode 6.16 - What They Died For - Promotional Photos Posted by DarkUFO at 5/13/2010 08:21:00 PM View Comments Labels: Promotional Photos, What They Died For

Thanks to Iceman for the photos.

NOTE: Now that 6.15 has aired, Finale and 6.16 spoilers will NO LONGER be behind "ARE YOU SURE" buttons as the only spoilers we will have are Finale and 6.16 Spoilers.

Consider the entire Spoiler Section "ARE YOU SURE". Only Death Spoilers will be behind the buttons and other Spoilers that we consider MAJOR.

So No Moaning :)


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Mark Pellegrino reveals the year "Across the Sea" took place in Posted by DarkUFO at 5/13/2010 04:00:00 PM View Comments Labels: Across The Sea, Jacob, Mark Pellegrino

I'm not sure if this is a spoiler or not as it's from an episode that has aired, but as they didn't reveal it in the show itself it still may be a plot point coming up.

Thanks to Ryan for the heads up on this article from People.com in which Mark Pellagrino mentions 43 AD. We had revealed that the episode starts in 23AD from the scripts that our sources had access to.

“There are no archetypes here. Even though we’re roughly configured into these black and white characters, the line between good and evil is blurred and we both cross over sometimes. If you think Jacob is a heroic character…it’s his temper, his need for revenge that creates the Smoke Monster. Jacob has a long way to go from that episode in 43 AD to the present. He travels a long distance, and he does it alone because he lost his family in one fell swoop. How terribly lonely.”

Source: Full Interview @ People

Lost Season 6 - Episode Guide Posted by DarkUFO at 5/13/2010 02:00:00 AM View Comments Labels: Episode Guide

Here is a summary of all the known and confirmed info we have for each of the episodes. This page will updated as we get new info in. Please note that we have a lot of spoilers that we're not sure which episode they belong to currently and as such they have not been included below. They will be updated accordingly when we can assign them to an episode. If you notice any mistakes to know of any spoilers posted that we should assign to specific episodes please leave us a message in the comments below. You locate this page by clicking on Episodes link in the menu.

Please also check out this excellent Season 6 Spoiler Guide.

Last Updated: 14th May 2010

Episode Title: Series Finale
Centricity:
Air Date: 18th May 2010

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While Locke devises a new strategy, Jack's group searches for Desmond.

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Michelle Rodriguez as Ana Lucia
Mira Furlan as Danielle Rousseau
Alan Dale as Charles Widmore
Tania Raymonde as Alex
Mark Pellegrino as Jacob
Dylan Minnette as David
Sheila Kelley as Zoe
Kenton Duty as teenage boy
Wendy Pearson as Nurse Kondracki
Ashlee Kyker as student
Ernesto Lopez as LAPD cop

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Episode Title: Series Finale
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Air Date: 23rd May 2010

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Episode Title: LA X
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Air Date: 2nd Feb 2010

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On the season premiere episode, "LA X" Parts 1 & 2, the aftermath from Juliet's detonation of the hydrogen bomb is revealed.

"LA X" Parts 1 & 2 written by Damon Lindelof & Carlton Cuse and directed by Jack Bender.

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[JEFF] Male, late 20s to 50s, any ethnicity. A polished, sympathetic, and very efficient public relations rep for high-profile company. Has to deliver a piece of bad news to a corporate executive and hides his nervousness behind a professional, reassuring smile...CO-STAR

[LENNON] Male, mid 30s to late 50s, could be any ethnicity. Scruffy, edgy and charismatic, yet can be deferential when needed; may have gone a little stir-crazy. Spokesperson and translator for the president of a foreign corporation. He facilitates the weight and power of his boss’s commands. He is a wily negotiator who is far more powerful than it seems from his position...RECURRING GUEST STAR... LOOKING FOR SOMEONE VERY INTERESTING

[PAUL] Male, 30s to 60s, any ethnicity. Overworked, harried from a long day and many hours, faced with a highly adrenalized situation that forces him to remain calm and tests his ability to keep his wits about him - a test he fails as panic wins out. NICE CO-STAR. WILL BE IN EPISODE 602 and MUST ALSO BE AVAIL FOR EPISODE 603

Episode Title: What Kate Does
Centricity: Kate
Air Date: 9th Feb 2010

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Kate finds herself on the run, while Jack is tasked with something that could endanger a friend's life

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[PAUL] Male, 30s to 60s, any ethnicity. Overworked, harried from a long day and many hours, faced with a highly adrenalized situation that forces him to remain calm and tests his ability to keep his wits about him - a test he fails as panic wins out. NICE CO-STAR. WILL BE IN EPISODE 602 and MUST ALSO BE AVAIL FOR EPISODE 603

[MELKY] Male, 30s to 40s, any ethnicity. Dangerous looking guy that can be surprisingly calm. Runs a seedy chop shop and not someone to be messed with; has handled many dicey situations and is not thrown by anything...NICE CO-STAR

[JENNY] Female, early 30s, any ethnicity. Yuppie, sweet, happy and well off. Never had any problems until she receives heart-breaking news that tears her world apart. While dealing with her personal crisis, she then has to deliver bad news to someone else knowing it will hurt them, too...CO-STAR

[RUSSELL] Male, late 20s to early 40s, any ethnicity. Tough guy who takes no gruff from anyone. Executes orders efficiently but has a nice, compassionate streak that surfaces from time to time...CO-STAR

Episode Title: The Substitute
Centricity: Locke
Air Date: 16th Feb 2010

“The Substitute” was written by Elizabeth Sarnoff & Melinda Hsu Taylor and directed by Tucker Gates

Read more: http://spoilerslost.blogspot.com/2010/02/episode-604-substitute-official-press.html#comment-33450170#ixzz0fA4VJ2Er

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L. Scott Caldwell as Rose, Katey Sagal as Helen, Billy Ray Gallion as Randy, Suzanne Krull as Lynn Karnoff, Kenton Duty as teenage boy, Eddie L. Cavett as courier and Joshua Smith as school kid.

Read more: http://spoilerslost.blogspot.com/2010/02/episode-604-substitute-official-press.html#comment-33450170#ixzz0fA4JcziS

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[TEENAGE BOY] CAUCASIAN, 12-14. Dirty blond hair. Wise beyond his years. He's got intense, searching eyes. He's dealt with a horrible family accident. Even at a young age, he has been put in charge of something very important, and it weighs heavily on his shoulders. RECURRING GUEST STAR.

Episode Title: Lighthouse
Centricity: Jack
Air Date: 23rd Feb 2010

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"Lighthouse" - Hurley must convince Jack to accompany him on an unspecified mission, and Jin stumbles across an old friend, on "Lost," TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23 (9:00-10:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.


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Guest starring are Veronica Hamel as Margo Shephard, Mark Pellegrino as Jacob, Hiroyuki Sanada as Dogen, Dayo Ade as Justin, Dylan Minnette as David and Sean Kinerney as Japanese boy.

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Episode Title: Sundown
Centricity: Sayid

Air Date: 2nd March 2010

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Sundown" - Sayid is faced with a difficult decision, and Claire sends a warning to the temple inhabitants, on "Lost," TUESDAY, MARCH 2 (9:00-10:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.

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Guest starring are Kevin Durand as Keamy, Anthony Azizi as Omar/Arabic man, Hiroyuki Sanada as Dogen, John Hawkes as Lennon, Andrea Gabriel as Noor "Nadia" Abed Jaseem, Kimberley Joseph as Cindy, Cas Anvar as Omer, Kailee Velasco as Eva, Aramis Knight as Sam, Peter Stray as doctor, Salvatore Abbadessa as cabbie, David Griffith as screaming Other, Mickey Graue as Zack and Kiersten Havelock as Emma.


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[HABIB] Middle Eastern, male, late 30s to early 40s. He's stoic but a little soft around the edges. A father and family man. Tries his best to be intimidating but can’t quite pull it off. Gets in well over his head and pays the price for it...GUEST STAR.

[ROY] Any age, any ethnicity. He’s a professional mid-level tough guy who is courteous and reserved because of the powerful interests he represents. Helps motivate a client to make his payments...NICE CO-STAR.

[SAM] Middle Eastern, 9. Raised in America and has no accent. Typical boy: smart, eager, ready to tackle anything and watches out for his little sister. Happy to see an unexpected visitor but sad he can’t stay longer...CO-STAR

[EVA] Middle Eastern, 6. Raised in America and has no accent. Shy and not as willing to plunge into new situations as her brother. Happy to see an unexpected visitor but sad he can’t stay longer...CO-STAR

Episode Title: Dr. Linus
Centricity: Ben
Air Date: 9th March 2010

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“Dr. Linus” – Ben deals with the consequences of an uncovered lie, on “Lost,” TUESDAY, MARCH 9 (9:00-10:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.

“Dr. Linus” was written by Edward Kitsis & Adam Horowitz and directed by Mario Van Peeble

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Guest starring are Alan Dale as Charles Widmore, Tania Raymonde as Alex, Daniel Roebuck as Dr. Leslie Arzt, Jon Gries as Roger Linus, William Atherton as Principal Don Reynolds and Steve Boatright as officer.

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Episode Title: Recon
Centricity: Rumoured Sawyer
Air Date: 16th March 2010

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LOCKE TASKS SAWYER WITH A MISSION

Rebecca Mader Guest Stars as Charlotte

Written by Elizabeth Sarnoff & Jim Galasso
Directed by Jack Bender

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Alan Dale as Charles Widmore
Rebecca Mader as Charlotte Lewis
Kimberley Joseph as Cindy
Neil Hopkins as Liam Pace
Sheila Kelley as Zoe
Jodi Lyn O’Keefe as Ava
Fred Koehler as Seamus
Allen Cole as duty sergeant
Mickey Graue as Zack
Kiersten Havelock as Emma
Christopher Johnson as police officer
Michael Green as lawyer

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[SEAMUS] Any ethnicity, 30s-40s. A scientist with some physicality to him. Not afraid to take charge and give orders. Looking for someone interesting. CO-STAR, POSSIBLE RECUR

[SELENA] Any ethnicity, early 30s. A striking beauty who knows how to use it, mischievous, confident in tense situations. Ends up in bed with an attractive man, all by her own choosing. But after corporate negotiations, she finds the terms of the deal have changed and doesn’t know who to trust to save her job...ONE DAY GUEST STAR

[KENDALL] Female, any ethnicity, early to mid 30s. An intellectual beauty with a sharp edge to her wit. Caught committing corporate espionage and has to lie her way out...GUEST STAR, POSSIBLE RECUR.

Episode Title:
Centricity: Richard Alpert
Air Date: 23rd March 2010

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Richard Alpert faces a difficult choice

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Guest starring are Mark Pellegrino as Jacob, Titus Welliver as man in black, Mirelly Taylor as Isabella, Steven Elder as Jonas Whitfield, Juan Carlos Cantu as Father Suarez, Jose Yenque as doctor, Izzy Diaz as Ignacio, Davo Coria as servant, Santiago Montone as prisoner and Sonya Masinovsky as Russian nurse.

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[ISABELLA] Latina, 30s, fluent in Spanish. Strong sense of self and adores her husband. Devout Catholic who is battling a long-term illness...GUEST STAR.

[FATHER SUAREZ] Latino, 50s to 60s, fluent in Spanish. A well educated, old school Catholic priest who is stern and has an inflexible opinion of right and wrong...VERY NICE CO-STAR, POSSIBLE GUEST STAR.

[JONAS WHITFIELD] Early to mid 30s; English; must speak with authentic accent. He’s crisp and his bearing is of a British military officer. Athletic and agile, he’s worked hard to rise up the corporate ladder and make something of himself. He believes in survival of the fittest...GUEST STAR.

[DOCTOR] Latino, 40s-50s, fluent in Spanish. Sophisticated, wealthy, and a somewhat mercenary upper-class doctor who has an imperious bedside manner but knows his stuff...NICE CO-STAR.

[IGNACIO] Latino, 30s, fluent in Spanish. Poor, religious and street smart. On the wrong side of the law but only because he’s a victim of his circumstances... NICE CO-STAR.

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Episode Title:
Centricity: Jin/Sun
Air Date: 30th March 2010

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[DESK CLERK] Male.. 30s, any ethnicity. Loves his job and is usually on top of things. When he’s made a mistake, he’s quick to accept it and resolve it satisfactorily. CO-STAR.

[KENDALL] Female..30s, any ethnicity. Attractive and professional. Good at her job and does not cut any corners. CO-STAR.

[CUSTOMS OFFICIAL] Male.. 50s, any ethnicity. Pot-bellied, efficient bureaucrat inured to travelers’ pains and frustrations. Suspects people are always trying to get something past him. CO-STAR.

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Episode Title: Happily Ever After
Centricity: Desmond
Air Date: 6th April 2010

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[DOCTOR] 30s, male or female, any ethnicity. Working rounds in the E.R. Good bed-side manner. Smart. Knows what’s best for the patient and won’t be questioned or pushed around. CO-STAR.

[MRI TECH] 30s, male or female, any ethnicity. Performing the next in a line of scans needed to be done that day. Bored by the routine but empathetic to people’s fears of the machine. CO-STAR.

[LAWYER] - 30s - 40s, Female, African American, sharp and excellent at her job. CO-STAR.

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Centricity: Hurley
Air Date: 13th April 2010

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Episode Title: The Last Recruit
Centricity: Multi
Air Date: 20th April 2010

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Alliances are forged and broken as the Locke and Jack camps merge

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Guest starring are Andrea Gabriel as Noor “Nadia” Abed Jaseem, Sheila Kelley as Zoe, Kimberley Joseph as Cindy, Dylan Minnette as David, Teresa Huang as surgeon, Skyler Stone as EMT #1, Todd Coolidge as EMT #2, Yvonne Midkiff as receptionist, Christopher Amitrano as Burditt, Kasim Saul as guard, Steve Boatright as Mike, Mickey Graue as Zack and Kiersten Havelock as Emma.

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[EMT] Male, any ethnicity, late 20s - 40s. Smart, clean-cut and skillful EMT who cares about his patients and likes helping people...CO-STAR.

[SURGEON] Male or female, any ethnicity, late 20s - early 30s. Capable, compassionate and level-headed surgeon who finds himself a bit over his head during an emergency. Not afraid of calling in a more experienced surgeon to help...CO-STAR.

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Episode Title: The Candidate
Centricity: Rumoured Jack
Air Date: 4th May 2010

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Jack must decide whether or not to trust Locke after he is asked to follow through on a difficult task.

Written by Elizabeth Sarnoff & Jim Galasso
Directed by Jack Bender


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Dale as Charles Widmore
Kevin Tighe as Anthony Cooper
Sam Anderson as Bernard
Katey Sagal as Helen
Fred Koehler as Seamus
Maile Holck as nurse
Casey Adams as Wheeler
Ken Elliott as orderly
Christopher McGahan as Paul
Alan Seabock as sub captain

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Episode Title: Across The Sea
Centricity: MIB/Jacob (written by Damon and Carlton)
Air Date: 11th May 2010

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The motives of John Locke are finally explained.

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Mark Pellegrino as Jacob
Titus Welliver as man in black
Allison Janney as woman
Kenton Duty as teenage boy
Ryan Bradford as boy in black
Lela Loren as Claudia
Ivo Nandi as oldest hunter

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[LAUREN] Mediterranean looks, early to mid 20s... Attractive. Finds strength through desperation. Confident and maternal. CO-STAR.

[RYAN] Caucasian.. blond, 9 years-old to play 8, kind and shy. He has to take a test and is chastised for not being as good as the other kids... NICE CO-STAR.

[SEAN] Caucasian, dark hair, 9 years-old to play 8. Curious and rebellious, has an independent spirit sptv050769... NICE CO-STAR.

[MATT] Caucasian, dark hair, 12-14, dark hair, defiant and rebellious. Wise and smart but fights with other boys. He’s given a big responsibility that makes him feel important... NICE CO-STAR.

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