Potes'n'Roll

A noter que les séries comme Lost ou 24 seront encore plus touchés par cette grêve car leur nombre d'épisode et de scripts terminés est inférieur aux séries au rythme de diffusion "habituel".

Et si Lost se retrouve amputer de la moitié de ses épisodes lors d'une saison, y a de grandes chances pour que ça blesse vachement la série, car qui dit épisodes en moins dit certains mysteres à élucidées repoussées aux deux saisons suivantes ou bien mysteres à élucidés passés à la trappe.

Si Lost se retrouve avec des mysteres non résolues à la fin de sa série, ça risque d'en faire jasé plus d'un !

Ah quand les Myth Cloths Sawyer?

Pendant tout l'episode j'ai cru qu'elle avait fait son gosse avec Kojack, mais en fait non...

Heureusement mon beau Sawyer

Something even bigger coming in episode 4.08 

As you know we recently posted a spoiler about "Something Shocking coming in Episode 4.07", well thanks to Lyly and Odul who found this small snippet from Gregg Nations over at The Fuselage who left us this small tease.

And if you were excited about what Jorge said regarding the ending of #407, wait until you see the ending of #408. Oh. My. God...

Source: Gregg Nations


Post your speculations in the comments so we can see who was correct or closest when we get to see the episode air. I'm going to guess that we do in fact see that there are two alternate timelines.

Sun at a Funeral

Thanks to Lyly for the heads up on Ryan's latest article.

For the “LOST” crew, Halloween wasn’t so much spooky as it was slippery. Rain washed away some of the momentum during the Chinatown/Koreatown location shoot, as on-again, off-again downpours stalled filming several times. The crew took it all in stride, though, standing at the ready with umbrellas and towels to dry off people and props.

As it turns out, star Daniel Dae Kim bore the brunt of Mother Nature’s Halloween trick: an early take in which he was supposed to run to and duck into a store ended with a crash as he slipped on the sidewalk and landed flat on his back. He was fine, fortunately, and graciously accepted applause for his unscheduled stunt work.

The street scene appears to be the exterior counterpart to the toy store scene they filmed the day before. We see Jin come out the door with, yes, a giant stuffed panda bear. He’s helping his plushy new pal into a taxi cab when a guy speeding past on a blue moped knocks his cell phone out of his hand. As he stoops to pick it up, the taxi cab takes off with someone else inside. Jin runs after the cab, yelling angrily, and to no avail. Cursing, he smashes his phone to bits on the street.

The scene, which may very well add up to less than a minute of footage in Episode 4×07, took all morning to film. But despite the rain delays, shooting wrapped after lunch as scheduled. It was a busy day for the crew, to be sure. Many had to rush off to report to the day’s second shoot: a scene with Sun, Yunjin Kim… at a funeral.

Source: Hawaii Blog

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pourquoi liberer Hurely? Pourquoi ces 4 personnes sur la liste? Pourquoi Michael monte stupidement dans le bateau? Si celui ci etait piege? Qui sont vraiment les autres autres? Des mecs roules par la Dharma Initiative qui se sont retrouves et se rebellent?

En tout cas Sayid, Jin et Sun vont avoir quelque chose a jouer de leur cote la...