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Get a look inside the Dharma Logistics Warehouse in the first ever clip from the Lost DVD's epilogue. Find out how the new guy is running things, and where those nifty Dharma canned goods came from. More »
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Lost returned last night after a five-week break at a new later time with an action-packed (maybe a little too much so) episode. In the words of my Lost-loving friend Karen, Ben and Widmore are playing a giant game of Risk, as they fight their own personal war around the world and throughout time. But more about that and the rest of the "The Shape of Things to Come" after the jump. More »
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Oh, Lost, Lost, why must you toy with me? Last week so good, this week so dull. We did, however, learn that I am not the only person holding on to VHS technology past its prime. Ben's got his secret videotape stashed away in a safe — and he also got one of the evening's best lines. I chose today's clip not only out of a sense of Luddite solidarity with Ben, but because one of the things I most enjoy about Lost is the rickety, antiquated nature of the island's technological infrastructure. We didn't get to see much of that last night, other than Faraday furiously typing code at the Tempest station. Instead, we got Juliet — lots and lots of Juliet. My least favorite character. Spoilers and discussion, after the jump. More »
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Three episodes into Lost Season 4, and like Locke, I'm in so deep I'm beyond compromise. If last week's show saved the meaty stuff for the last ten minutes, tonight's goodies were more evenly spread throughout (though they saved a doozy for the very end, all right). I personally prefer stories based on the island, but the flash-forward and the surprising reveal that . . . well, let's get spoilery after the jump. Let's just say it all kept me on the edge of my seat — and no, I didn't see it coming. More »
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