Monthly Archives: May 2007

It has been a week now and the dust has settled (mostly) from the mind-blowing Season 3 finale. Though we are undoubtedly left with many questions to keep us occupied until next February, we were provided some closure as well. … Continue reading →

Yes, it is true, your science professor’s favorite magazine has taken a hard look at the Lost season finale and parlayed it into a quick, humorous read of Sci-Fi Fact vs. Fiction. What we can offer is a reality check: … Continue reading →

New York Magazine posted an interesting, albeit brief, interview on their Vulture Entertainment Blog with Michael Emerson today related to the finale and his thoughts about next season. This is funny on the heels of the self-imposed radio silence from … Continue reading →

Kristin, from E! Online, has posted two post show interviews, one with Lost co-creator and executive producer Damon Lindelof, and the other with Dominic Monaghan related to the fate of Charlie. Both of these are good reads and the Lindelof … Continue reading →

Possible Spoilers Tonight we see the “game-changer”, the event that will change the scope of the series for the next 3 seasons. The question is what exactly will that be? How many answers will we get and how many more … Continue reading →

If you are lucky enough to own a video/game capable iPod, there’s a new Lost game for iPod (links directly to iTunes). We got our hands on a few screenshots below. Gameloft Press Release Today Apple is extending the range … Continue reading →

A really good article was posted today on ABCNews.go.com related to the season finale of Lost and what is in store for the series over the next 3 years. The story also contains some good commentary from Damon and Carlton … Continue reading →

I was taking a look at the above Easter Egg from Greatest Hits, thanks to our friends at the Tailsection, and though many people are focusing on the “white rabbit logo” what you will also notice is that it says … Continue reading →

Wizard posted an exclusive interview with Damon Lindelof and “Heroes” creator Tim Kring yesterday that is a good, quick read. The topics range from their time working together on Crossing Jordan to the ways the two shows now influence each … Continue reading →