Well i could say a part of me wasn't fan of s2 'cause mostly Locke was inside this damn hatch, I felt for him and for Terry (and i know he didn't like himself sigh) but the season i don't like so it will surprise people i guess but it's season4 the O6 as I call it, and the reasons are simple...
I know it was rushed 'cause of the strike, but i was so piss off because it was the O6 season, true we got good scenes and all, but lack of Sawyer (and NO CENTRIC WTF !) and we stayed in dark so LONGGGGGG wondering what happened for our losties left behind, we knew for example Jin was dead or Sawyer chose to stay on the island, we knew Jack wanted to go back but I didn't like this season and WHO was on the coffin I think it killed me, i was pissed off for MANY reasons that's why it's the season I'll not rewatch a lot except fews good episodes.
One of my fav scene this season (so happy i got the script last year with the liveauto event thanks Darlton!!) BUT for me they shouldn't bring them back together so early, i still wonder if Desmond will have his happy ending with Penny and bb charlie :(
Affichage des articles dont le libellé est lost season4. Afficher tous les articles
Affichage des articles dont le libellé est lost season4. Afficher tous les articles
jeudi 20 mai 2010
dimanche 6 décembre 2009
Rarely promo pics behind the scene or of the episode for all seasons
Edit 09:04PM I'm lost fan as all of you and it take me a lot of hours to figure how to get those pics, I share online for fans so what i ask it's just simple...CREDIT THE PEOPLE WHO TOOK TIME FOR YOU or i'll not share anymore when i see how people can respect me.
******
well i can say it's just the beginning and maybe my dream to get all promo pics of LOST will finally happen which it mean to for you :)
here severals you never saw before and stay tuned each weeks for more !
others posted on the gallery to see the one i added check this link promo pics posted

and exclusivity too
very very rarely promo pics of the cast s3
******
well i can say it's just the beginning and maybe my dream to get all promo pics of LOST will finally happen which it mean to for you :)
here severals you never saw before and stay tuned each weeks for more !
others posted on the gallery to see the one i added check this link promo pics posted
and exclusivity too
very very rarely promo pics of the cast s3
dimanche 11 janvier 2009
lost trivia game
EW put a lost trivia game on their website. I made it and i got 33/34 lol seem i’ve still good memory of s4 ^^test yourself guys :)
ew
enjoy !
vendredi 3 octobre 2008
Lost promo s4 A1channel with Josh Holloway and Elizabeth Mitchell
yay !! so cool new promo of season4 in another country :) and guess who speak ^^
josh and lizzie :D so cool ^^
enjoy :)
josh and lizzie :D so cool ^^
enjoy :)
Libellés :
elizabeth mitchell,
Josh holloway,
lost season4
mercredi 1 octobre 2008
A little bit of hic's interview in lost mag#19

Lost: The Official Magazine - Issue 19
With those chillingly creepy whispers and the mysterious and terrifying smoke monster, Lost has its fair share of spookiness -- so with Halloween creeping up on us, we've made this issue a Dark Territory special! We'll be talking to special effect guru Mitch Suskin about the challenges of bringing 'ol smoky out to play, as well as tracking the trail of those mysterious murmurings. Also in this issue we sit down for a 'By the Fire' chat with Henry Ian Cusick (Desmond), talk to Lost Director Jack Bender about his artwork and more, and take a closer look at the Orchid Station in our 'Beyond The Hatch' section. As always Damon Lindelof takes time out to answer fan questions and we bring you a report from San Diego Comic-Con. Read on for an extract from our Henry Ian Cusick interview.
Issue 19 of The Official Lost Magazine goes on sale October 14. For more information visit www.titanmagazines.com/lost
Love in Time
With his consciousness jumping all over different time periods, as well as risking his life to save his fellow castaways, Desmond has truly been a constant source of adventure, heroics and thrilling storytelling. During the summer hiatus, HENRY IAN CUSICK very kindly sat by our beach fire on the shores of Oahu to talk exclusively about the past season...
Season four was a huge year for Desmond, so were there any moments that really stood out for you or that you were particularly proud of?
Not really -- I'm a really tough critic on myself! There are so many things that I hate about my scenes when I see what I do on TV. But then I'll watch it again and see that it wasn't that bad [smiles].
As a fan of the show yourself, were there aspects of the fourth season that you really enjoyed watching?
You know, I really enjoyed Matthew Fox's work a lot last season. He gave some truly great performances. I think he, in particular, had a really great season.
Lost often does focus on the tragic and Desmond has certainly experienced a lot of it in three seasons. So it was one of the most shocking moments of the series when, in There No Place Like Home Pt. II, Desmond and Penny are finally reunited. Did you see that coming?
I was surprised at how quickly that get-together happened, yes! From having the phone call earlier in the season to seeing Penny, it was so fast and so sudden that I was really surprised. It also made me think, "Well, now that Desmond and Penny are resolved, where does it go now?" Because they could just sail off quite happily and that's it, if they wanted to.
For a lot of fans, these next few months are going to be panic-stricken before it's revealed whether Desmond will be back to the world of Lost anytime soon. Did you feel the same way when you read the season four finale?
Yeah, there was that feeling. There always is about whether or not you'll be back for the next season, especially for me with my story ending so nicely. But then you look at what else is happening -- especially with the 'Ben versus Widmore' story with the idea of "You killed my daughter... so I'll kill yours." There's a possible storyline there. So we'll see... [smiles]
Read the full interview in issue 19 of The Official Lost Magazine - on sale October 14.
source : abc.com
Libellés :
abc,
desmond,
henry ian cusic,
lost magazine,
lost season4,
penny
samedi 13 septembre 2008
First promo for season 5 update fake lost promo
UPDATE : fake but very good
i found it on dailymotion seem very real don't you think ?
i found it on dailymotion seem very real don't you think ?
mardi 9 septembre 2008
Cry Freedom! The 25 Greatest Escapes in Movies and TV

LOST (2004-)
THE ESCAPEES Jack (Matthew Fox), Kate (Evangeline Lilly), Sun (Yunjin Kim), Hurley (Jorge Garcia), Sayid (Naveen Andrews), Locke (Terry O'Quinn)
FLED FROM A mysterious island and its inhabitants, the Others
HOW THEY DID IT Seven castaways made their way onto the helicopter from the freighter (a.k.a. ''Not Penny's Boat!'') in season 4's finale, but when it got too heavy, Sawyer (Josh Holloway) sacrifices his freedom for the rest of the gang (sigh!). But we'd bet our biggest box of Apollo Bars that they'll all be back soon enough....
source : Entertainment Weekly
dimanche 7 septembre 2008
Misfits TV: Best of 2007-2008
With the Fall season of television finally upon us, we Misfits wants to take one last long back at the season that was. A season filled with as many highs as lows for you sci-fi fans out there. So what we're going to do over the next week is provide you, dear readers, with our personal choices for the best and worst of the last year of television.The Misfits asked me to go first. I can't tell if it's because of my excellent taste in television, or I was the last one to say "not it" during our meeting. I'm praying for the former, counting on the latter. Without further ado, here are my choices for the most memorable moments of the past year of sci-fi television. (When applicable/available, I offered up my runner up as well.)
Best Series
Lost. After shedding its skin in the mind-bending Season 3 finale, Lost embraced its inner hardcore sci-fi geek, introducing us to time-traveling bunnies, frozen donkey wheels, and an ever-expanding plot that just might involve the survival of the human race.
Runner-Up: Chuck. My surprise show of the year. While certain shows stormed out of the gates only to run ragged by season's end, Chuck aged like a fine wine. A fine wine that had been injected with the government's most dangerous secrets. Zachary Levi could play broad comedy and heavy drama with equal ease, but the show's secret weapon is Adam Baldwin, who injects what seems on paper as a cliched heavy with humor as well as heart.
Best New Series
Chuck. Although stumbling a bit after the fantastic pilot, it found its footing with the reintroduction of Bryce Larkin and the ever-impending construction of Intersect. Couple that with the largest and most varied cast of background players this side of The Office and you have a winner.
Runner-Up: Reaper. While a bit too heavily reliant on "Soul of the Week" plotlines, it featured Ray Wise as a Devil you can believe in. That is, until he owns your soul. Oops, he did it again.
Most Improved Series
Lost. With the end-date firmly in place, the show rocketed through plotlines and revelations that had fans long begging for narrative advancement suddenly struggling to keep up with the newest twist and turns.
Doctor Who. It's all about Stephen Moffat. The new show runner proved his mettle with consistently amazing episodes, boding well for the future of this already entertaining show.
Favorite Character
Benjamin Linus, Lost. In some ways, this character resembles that of Mercutio: he so dominates the show that he threatens to overshadow everything else. Luckily, you can be sure that the producers of Lost will not kill him off preemptively. All the better for us, as every moment he's onscreen is truly Must See TV.
Runner-Up: Satan, Reaper. He's not a devil with a blue dress on; he's a devil in a three-piece suit. As played by Ray Wise, he's almost more terrifying while smiling than frowning. Yet, beneath it all, his relationship with Sam grounds him in a way that makes him far more than a one-dimensional Prince of Darkness.
Most Improved Character
Tory Parker, Battlestar: Galactica. She embraced her inner Cylon with relish, transforming a character that was once a wallflower into a sexually powerful, psychologically manipulative woman who feels every action she performs is ordained by God, therefore divine. While the first half of this show's final season sputtered towards its midseason hiatus, Tory always shone.
Runner-Up: Matt Parkman, Heroes. While I have plenty of issues with Heroes' God-awful second season, the ever-darkening Parkman is certainly not on that list. Season 1's "Five Years Later" hinted at his corruptible soul, and his ever-expanding powers should only grease the slope from hero to villain in Season 3.
Least Improved Character
Peter Petrelli, Heroes. Ugh, where do we start? The most powerful entity in the world gets amnesia, betrays all his friends, and inadvertently almost kills the majority of the planet by blindly following Adam Monroe. Personally, I blame the haircut. He should be called Samson Petrelli.
Gauis Baltar, Battlestar: Galactia. From spastic scientist to...well, Jesus. The show seemingly couldn't decide if he truly believed a word he said or just used his newfound status to form his own harem. In either case, we hope the last series of episodes returns this character to his previously iconic status.
Character Most Deserving of A Spin-Off
Sayid Jarrad, Lost. His off-Island activities are a mix of the televised version of The Incredible Hulk mixed with the high-espionage of Mission: Impossible, with the emotional angst of an Paul Thomas Anderson film. Throw in Ben Linus as the Higgins to Sayid's Magnum P.I. and you have yourself a show.
Runner-Up: Chloe Sullivan, Smallville. I don't care what she does; we have to get her off this sinking ship of a show before Doomsday the Bartender gets his claws into her.
Best Hero
Lee Bill Adama, Battlestar: Galactica. Admiral. Father. Lover. This guy can do it all, and do it in a way that keeps the ragtag remainder of humanity intact. Very few characters on television command the respect he does, and he does it all while finding time to read President Roslin excerpts her favorite book. That's change we can believe in, people.
Runner-Up: James "Sawyer" Ford, Lost. Performed the most heroic act of Season 4, and essentially assumed leadership of those left behind alongside Juliet. Can't wait to see these two in action come Season 5.
Best Villain
Satan, Reaper. A mix of Frank Sinatra and Ted Bundy, all wrapped up in impeccably tailored suits and devilishly clever traps for both our protagonist and the souls he tasks Sam with finding. His backstory with Sam should provide an interesting backbone when Season 2 arrives.
Runner-Up: Christian Shephard, Lost. This is tricky, since we're only referring to the one inside Jacob's cabin. Which isn't the one that calls out to Future Jack in the clinic. It's all very confusing. It's all very Lost.
Fight We'd Most Like To See
John Casey (Chuck) vs. Cameron (Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles). Not only can these two deal out a tremendous amount of punishment, but they always inject their fights with droll humor as well. It's the perfect mashup of uppercuts and quick quips.
Runner-Up: Benjamin Linus (Lost) vs. Clark Kent (Smallville). Just wanna see how Ben would beat him. I'm pretty sure he could out-Lex Lex and actually take down the Man of Steel. After all, he's undoubtedly already studied the Last Son of Krypton's files front to back.
Show Most Deserving of Wrap-Up Movie
Smallville. Yes, I know it was renewed, but Lord almighty, we need to take this show to the back of the shed and shoot it. Or, more accurately, shoot a two-hour finale that sends Clark to Metropolis for good, firmly established the Justice League, and allows these characters to grow into their iconic statures.
Chuck. Although stumbling a bit after the fantastic pilot, it found its footing with the reintroduction of Bryce Larkin and the ever-impending construction of Intersect. Couple that with the largest and most varied cast of background players this side of The Office and you have a winner.
Runner-Up: Reaper. While a bit too heavily reliant on "Soul of the Week" plotlines, it featured Ray Wise as a Devil you can believe in. That is, until he owns your soul. Oops, he did it again.
Most Improved Series
Lost. With the end-date firmly in place, the show rocketed through plotlines and revelations that had fans long begging for narrative advancement suddenly struggling to keep up with the newest twist and turns.
Doctor Who. It's all about Stephen Moffat. The new show runner proved his mettle with consistently amazing episodes, boding well for the future of this already entertaining show.
Favorite Character
Benjamin Linus, Lost. In some ways, this character resembles that of Mercutio: he so dominates the show that he threatens to overshadow everything else. Luckily, you can be sure that the producers of Lost will not kill him off preemptively. All the better for us, as every moment he's onscreen is truly Must See TV.
Runner-Up: Satan, Reaper. He's not a devil with a blue dress on; he's a devil in a three-piece suit. As played by Ray Wise, he's almost more terrifying while smiling than frowning. Yet, beneath it all, his relationship with Sam grounds him in a way that makes him far more than a one-dimensional Prince of Darkness.
Most Improved Character
Tory Parker, Battlestar: Galactica. She embraced her inner Cylon with relish, transforming a character that was once a wallflower into a sexually powerful, psychologically manipulative woman who feels every action she performs is ordained by God, therefore divine. While the first half of this show's final season sputtered towards its midseason hiatus, Tory always shone.
Runner-Up: Matt Parkman, Heroes. While I have plenty of issues with Heroes' God-awful second season, the ever-darkening Parkman is certainly not on that list. Season 1's "Five Years Later" hinted at his corruptible soul, and his ever-expanding powers should only grease the slope from hero to villain in Season 3.
Least Improved Character
Peter Petrelli, Heroes. Ugh, where do we start? The most powerful entity in the world gets amnesia, betrays all his friends, and inadvertently almost kills the majority of the planet by blindly following Adam Monroe. Personally, I blame the haircut. He should be called Samson Petrelli.
Gauis Baltar, Battlestar: Galactia. From spastic scientist to...well, Jesus. The show seemingly couldn't decide if he truly believed a word he said or just used his newfound status to form his own harem. In either case, we hope the last series of episodes returns this character to his previously iconic status.
Character Most Deserving of A Spin-Off
Sayid Jarrad, Lost. His off-Island activities are a mix of the televised version of The Incredible Hulk mixed with the high-espionage of Mission: Impossible, with the emotional angst of an Paul Thomas Anderson film. Throw in Ben Linus as the Higgins to Sayid's Magnum P.I. and you have yourself a show.
Runner-Up: Chloe Sullivan, Smallville. I don't care what she does; we have to get her off this sinking ship of a show before Doomsday the Bartender gets his claws into her.
Best Hero
Lee Bill Adama, Battlestar: Galactica. Admiral. Father. Lover. This guy can do it all, and do it in a way that keeps the ragtag remainder of humanity intact. Very few characters on television command the respect he does, and he does it all while finding time to read President Roslin excerpts her favorite book. That's change we can believe in, people.
Runner-Up: James "Sawyer" Ford, Lost. Performed the most heroic act of Season 4, and essentially assumed leadership of those left behind alongside Juliet. Can't wait to see these two in action come Season 5.
Best Villain
Satan, Reaper. A mix of Frank Sinatra and Ted Bundy, all wrapped up in impeccably tailored suits and devilishly clever traps for both our protagonist and the souls he tasks Sam with finding. His backstory with Sam should provide an interesting backbone when Season 2 arrives.
Runner-Up: Christian Shephard, Lost. This is tricky, since we're only referring to the one inside Jacob's cabin. Which isn't the one that calls out to Future Jack in the clinic. It's all very confusing. It's all very Lost.
Fight We'd Most Like To See
John Casey (Chuck) vs. Cameron (Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles). Not only can these two deal out a tremendous amount of punishment, but they always inject their fights with droll humor as well. It's the perfect mashup of uppercuts and quick quips.
Runner-Up: Benjamin Linus (Lost) vs. Clark Kent (Smallville). Just wanna see how Ben would beat him. I'm pretty sure he could out-Lex Lex and actually take down the Man of Steel. After all, he's undoubtedly already studied the Last Son of Krypton's files front to back.
Show Most Deserving of Wrap-Up Movie
Smallville. Yes, I know it was renewed, but Lord almighty, we need to take this show to the back of the shed and shoot it. Or, more accurately, shoot a two-hour finale that sends Clark to Metropolis for good, firmly established the Justice League, and allows these characters to grow into their iconic statures.
source : zap2it.com
Libellés :
ben,
christian shephard,
lost season4,
sawyer,
sayid
samedi 6 septembre 2008
Promo pics behind the scene epi 4x02
Libellés :
4x02,
evangeline lilly,
jeremy davies,
Josh holloway,
lost season4,
matthew fox,
michael emerson,
terry o'quinn
vendredi 5 septembre 2008
mercredi 3 septembre 2008
Lost season dvd guns feature
samedi 30 août 2008
Lost season 4 bloopers reel !
thanks ABC to give us MORE of bloopers
all news :D so cool i can't wait bonus !!
enjoy :D
all news :D so cool i can't wait bonus !!
enjoy :D
vendredi 29 août 2008
mardi 26 août 2008
lundi 25 août 2008
Claire promotional photos season 4 !
Yes i chose claire, tomorrow it will be jack ;) enjoy :D
i really love claire photos this year especially with her blue shirt *_*







i really love claire photos this year especially with her blue shirt *_*







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