Lost Maternity Leave Clips
Here are the preview clips for "LOST — Maternity Leave", airing March 1st at 9:00pm est. The clips are encoded in Divx. For help playing, visit here.
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Maternity Leave HINT
According to Kristin from E! we will learn something in Maternity Leave that will completely change our perception of “The Others”.
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Still to come in Season 2…
If, like me, you’re not enjoying the prospect of another gap after episode 15, Maternity Leave, (2 weeks without a new episode, this time) heres a few reasons to hang in there!
- The issue of what made Flight 815 crash is going to be dealt with in season two and definitively answered by the end of season two. The plane did not crash by accident, it crashed for a very specific reason.
- The Walt story will be resolved this season.
- In future flashbacks, we will get more answers about Jack’s past, and his tattoos.
- We will get more information about the hatch and what’s behind the magnetic wall.
- We will find out more about Libby this season.
Sources: Lost Podcast - January 23 , SBC, The LA Times
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A Few Updates
Episode 2.17: Lockdown
Confirmed Locke centric.
Episode 2.18: Title Unknown
It’s looking likely, but not confirmed, this will be the Hurley centric episode.
Episode 2.19: S.O.S.
[This episode features] Isaac, a well regarded physical therapist who lives in Australia.
Sources: SpoilerFix.com, SecretAgentMan at TWoP
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March Lost Schedule — More Reruns!
Yes, prepare yourself for another string of reruns in March. So far the schedule plays out like this:
March 01 — LOST — Maternity Leave.
March 08 — LOST — Whatever the case may be.
March 15 — LOST — House of the rising sun.
March 22 — LOST — The Whole Truth.
March 29 — LOST — Lockdown.
Well two out of five aint bad, but sheeeeesh.
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Big Time Lost Spoiler
Regarding the recent spoiler information: It has come to my attention that the information and photographs were, in fact, misappropriated from the original source who had no intention to publish or distribute the information.
The source has asked us to remove the information and we have. Please do not ask us for the info or photographs, as we will not divulge either.
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Hurley’s History
Garcia says LOST fans eager to learn more about Hurley’s backstory will be treated to another Hurley flashback episode this season that depicts his time in a mental institution. “The episode is really interesting,” he says. “[What happened to him while he was in the institution] was even a question I had.”
Source: The Trades
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Javi’s Greatest Hits
The announcement that Javi Grillo-Marxuach is leaving "LOST" is stunning to be sure, and brimming with all sorts of possibilities. One could read between the lines with the recent hiring of new writers and Javi"s statements that some sweeping changes are coming in the LOST universe.
But let"s not worry about that just yet. Instead let’s take a moment to celebrate the genius works of Mr. Grillo-Marxuach! Javi’s contributions have included some of the major plot twists and genius reveals on "LOST". Certainly he has contributed extensively to the patchwork of accessibility and "thinking-person’s-tv" that is "LOST". It will be very interesting to see where he goes next!
LOST
Season One, Episode Six
House Of The Rising Sun
Locke finds out about Charlie’s heroin addiction; Jin beats the crap out of Michael, but nobody knows why; the survivors are divided between the beach and the caves; and one of the best WTF moments: Sun speaks english! One of the best! One of Javi’s!
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Season One, Episode Eleven
Season One, Episode Eleven
…all the best cowboys have daddy issues.
One of the BIG BIG BIG ones! Ethan Rom vs Jack! Charlie dies (temporarily)! The hatch is discovered. Again, Javi kicks off a long, LOSTerific, story arc!
LOST
Season One, Episode Thirteen
Hearts and Minds
Boone’s drug trip. Shannon’s first death. Boone and Shannon’s shocking backstory (can you say, flowers in the attic the road movie?) The impetus of "Shayid".
LOST
Season One, Episode Seventeen
Season One, Episode Seventeen
…In Translation
The raft burns. Jin is blamed, finds out that Sun speaks English. And the Jin-Redeeming back story.
LOST
Season One, Episode Twenty-Two
Born To Run
Javi provided the story to this pivotal episode written by Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz. As the raft crew gets ready to leave, Kate trys to out-con Sawyer of his position. In the end, her fugitive status is outed, but not before we"ve learned a little more of her enigmatic backstory. And of course: the introduction of my favorite redshirt, DOCTOR ARZT!
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Season Two, Episode Three
Orientation
One Word: Dharma.
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Season Two, Episode Eight
Season Two, Episode Eight
Collision
Just why is Ana such a (BLEEP)? And the long awaited confrontation between the tailies and the fusies! Who can forget the Eko / Locke exchange?
And that’s it! So please join me in saying "Thanks for the memories, Javi!", and may your accomplished art bring you continued success in all future endevours!
Javi Leaves Lost
…two years ago - almost to the day - i was hired on a start-up television series called “LOST.” the gig was supposed to be two months at staff writer pay to work with a small think-tank in developing the long term arcs of a show that had not only not been picked up to series – the pilot had not been written!
four months later, i sat in the audience at the san diego comic-con, watching “LOST” with an audience of three-thousand - stunned by how quickly it had gone from a glimmer in jj abrams and damon lindelof’s eyes to one of the best television pilots i have ever seen… and, ultimately, a popular-culture phenomenon.
two incredibly exhausting and eventful years, seven scripts, forty-eight episodes, a shelf-load of awards, several convention appearances, many great friendships, hundreds of messages in “the fuselage,” and one hanging hobbit later, the time has come for me to leave the island.
so, come the end of the season, i am on the raft.
the obvious question is - of course - “why?”
the simple truth is my work is done. as television series change and evolve, so do the things they require from the writers and producers in their staffs. i have contributed everything i had to “LOST” and now the time has come for other writers to step in and make their own contributions in their own voices.
I pride myself on being honest in this forum and am being completely so when i tell you that this parting is mutually agreed upon, beneficial to everyone involved, and - most importantly - amicable.
yep. amicable. go figure. it actually does happen in hollywood.
how amicable? “LOST” and its creators are a huge part of my life, and while we all agree that it is time for me to move on to write and produce other shows (maybe even one of my own), let’s just say that i may be the rare castaway who not only gets to leave the island, but also gets an invite to visit on occasion. it’s an exciting prospect.
As a founding member of the “LOST” writers community, i know for a fact that i am leaving this show a better place than i found it, am proud of the work i have done, and know that my employers feel the same way. the people for whom i have worked the past two years are truly extraordinary - and i leave grateful, fulfilled, happy, and - truly - want nothing more than to see the series to which i have given (and from which i’ve gotten) so much continue to flourish.
now that we all know this, there’s something else you should know…
…i’m still not telling what the monster is!
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It’s Lost Night!
All “rerun” aversions aside, it is LOST night! Here is your opportunity to give you LOST Season One DVD box set a rest and re-watch the explosive two-part pilot that started it all! In all seriousness, if you’ve been jonzin to see the pilot in HDTV, this is the only way you are going to do it (legally). Unfortunately, here in the DocArzt neighborhood, we don’t get ABC in high-def, (The high price of living in the sticks.)
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