sandbox LOST thread

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AND we got to see the polar-bear cages live-and-in person. we resisted the urge to hop a fence and get frisky in one in some hot kate-sawyer role play action.

one was obv a flaskback. total-carnage-everywhere-car-accident in front of a gas station inbetween a highway overpass and a mall. possibly spotted Emilie de Ravin.

the other was a little cove really near a place called blow hole. this is possibly the same place where desmond confronting inman was filmed. probably not.

end minor-possible spoilers.

a guy we hire from time to time has been doing audio work on the show lately. i'll be working with him on NYE. i'll try and remember to ask him if he's got any more goods.

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Drink:

1. When there's a flashback, or it flashes back to the present
---1A - If you can predict that a flashback is coming just before it happens, you can give out 2 drinks. For example, if there is a whooshing noise and Hurley is just kind of staring off into space, that's a good time to yell out "Flashback!"

2. When there's strong tension between Jack and Locke.

3. When the Extras appear in a scene (obviously).

4. When Sawyer lays on his action movie star voice really thick.

5. When the Windows 98 screensaver-esque Lost logo pops up against the black background. Also, at this time you must look at the person next to you and whisper "Lost!"

6. When Hurley says Dude, or anything else that seems stereotypically Hurley.

7. When a main character dies, you must drink as much as you can stand, and mutter "oh shit...oh shit" to yourself a whole lot.

8. Whenever the polar bear or evil smoke appears.

There are more, which I'm sure you're DYING to read, but it's been a while.
*holds breath for new episodes*

http://www.wizarduniverse.com/television/lost/002870368.cfm

Events in the finale last year catastrophically screwed them all in a way that they don’t really appreciate yet.

I think we tend to use the monster when it relates directly to informing character, as opposed to just an arbitrary plot device that can move the trees around and make scary noises.

haha, really? because it seems more like the latter these days. also, gotta love painting the death of eko as a sort of simpsons-writers-esque MESSAGE TO THE FANS.

you can say this for the next FIFTEEN WEEKS too.

There have been sort of vague questions as to how much story we have or what the plan is, and I think that the only thing that I’ve ever said on the record is that if we were in a position to actually end the show on our own terms, that it would probably be at the end of four years. That would be the ultimate nexus point for the show. But unfortunately, it’s completely moot whether it’s four years or five years or seven years, because I don’t own the show and [co-creator and executive producer] J.J. [Abrams] doesn’t own the show and [executive producer] Carlton [Cuse] doesn’t own the show - Touchstone and ABC own the show. And as long as it’s a show that is popular and that people are watching, they’ll never let us end it, which is sad and depressing.

I never knew this was how things in TV work. I was actually really hoping for them to end it at season 4/5 because I can totally see myself losing interest after the 4th year or so, if there are too many things unanswered.

And at the rate they're going, it's gonna be really tough to deal with the timeline - Losties are still in 2004 and we're in 2007 already.

http://www.mollygood.com/media/michellejane4.jpg

daaaaaaaamn, she opening up a soup kitchen in her pants?

"I’m going to make giving back sexy and fuckable."

Ana-Lucia ft Justin Timberlake

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time manipulation theory is a GO.