"Lost" TV Show - Currently Season 2 (US aired)


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Official Lost Podcast is out. Get it on iTunes or whatever podcast service you want to listen to.

They are recapping season 3 and gives some hints about what is going on.

Season 3 will be broken into two parts:

1st Part: 6 straight episodes from the end of September to November, with a mini cliffhanger at the end

* 12 week break during the holidays *

2nd Part: 17 straight episodes from February to the end of the season, no breaks

The producers said they HATE reruns and pushed really hard to stop what happened this season.

Season 3 will be broken into two parts:

1st Part: 6 straight episodes from the end of September to November, with a mini cliffhanger at the end

* 12 week break during the holidays *

2nd Part: 17 straight episodes from February to the end of the season, no breaks

The producers said they HATE reruns and pushed really hard to stop what happened this season.

Just heard the official podcast... that is an awesome way to do the show (Y)

if you guys are going to post information about your Season 3, or Season 3 "spoilers" post a SOURCE

and a lot of you are posting "spoilers" as if they were spoilers.. almost 80%+ of the so called "spoilers" your posting, is information everybody already knows lol

I agree, although they probably won't take the whole 3 months off from production. Figure maybe a month for the holidays, with them filming the rest of the time.

On the podcast, they said that the finale started to be worked on a month ago, they had 2 full crews filming at the same time in order to complete it, and the last scene with Desmond's girlfriend answering the phone was filmed 5 DAYS before the episode aired.

Pretty remarkable they pulled off a very good episode with those time constraints. I am sure they want to avoid such a situation next time (one thing they wished they did was do a little bit more on the character's reaction to Michael's betrayal).

Pretty remarkable they pulled off a very good episode with those time constraints. I am sure they want to avoid such a situation next time (one thing they wished they did was do a little bit more on the character's reaction to Michael's betrayal).

They had plenty of time to film with all the breaks they have had :rolleyes:

But I still give them props

They can't have possibly known from the flight manifest about "james" *unless* they HAD beyond the shadow of the doubt orchestrated for him to be on that plane, because it's just a list of names. "James" needn't be Sawyer, to the extent of their knowledge it's just someone.....

But then again, Desmond made them crash, no? So I'm really confused.

Flight manifest != Knowledge of Sawyer's name

And, no one mentioned it yet, but WTF is up with Michael seeing Walt when Walt was supposed to be in Australia and Michael was in the USA?

Oh yeah...

I'm really glad Desmond is a LOSTie and not an other... He's a cool guy, and I'm sure he, Locke, and Eko are still alive.

I think Charlie is the one who made that Diary Entry - OR it's a girl. Kate?

Season 3 will be broken into two parts:

1st Part: 6 straight episodes from the end of September to November, with a mini cliffhanger at the end

* 12 week break during the holidays *

2nd Part: 17 straight episodes from February to the end of the season, no breaks

The producers said they HATE reruns and pushed really hard to stop what happened this season.

They're pulling a Prison Break.

I'm seriously contemplating whether the Others really are bad...

I mean, who the hell thought they would give up Walt to Mike and give them the boat too? I was expecting them to kill him any minute.

And that black woman, I'm a good judge of character, and she seems honest and good.

You have to realize - Calvin didn't like the others, right? And we know Calvin is bad.... so?

They can't have possibly known from the flight manifest about "james" *unless* they HAD beyond the shadow of the doubt orchestrated for him to be on that plane, because it's just a list of names. "James" needn't be Sawyer, to the extent of their knowledge it's just someone.....

But then again, Desmond made them crash, no? So I'm really confused.

Locke knew that Sawyer was James from the manifest. I don't remember how, but Locke knew. So if the others got their hands in the manifest, and they know almost everything about the losties... (remember they seem to know everything about them) then I don't see how they wouldn't realize that james=sawyer, if Locke did...

Locke knew that Sawyer was James from the manifest. I don't remember how, but Locke knew. So if the others got their hands in the manifest, and they know almost everything about the losties... (remember they seem to know everything about them) then I don't see how they wouldn't realize that james=sawyer, if Locke did...

Wasn't it Kate from the letter that figured it out?

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