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Dan 04-30-10 07:07 PM
Re: LOST- Final Season Spoiler Thread
 
^ That 'hint' jives with my own theory on the two timelines. :)

DVD Josh 05-03-10 04:41 PM
Re: LOST- Final Season Spoiler Thread
 
Alright, some Italian site is claiming to have actual script pages from the Finale. After reading them, my personal belief is that they are BS despite the "assurances from sources" that they are real. Maybe that's because there is the F word on every page, and network TV tends to frown on that sort of thing. Anyway...

http://io9.com/5529982/are-these-lea...pages-for-real

A summary:

Spoiler:
First of all, Ben has rejoined Smokey, and is fully his bitch now. (Or is he?)

Smokey has given up on the idea of leaving the Island with the Candidates, and is instead determined to destroy the Island. He'll escape via boat, but the remaining Candidates will all drown. And Smokey needs Desmond's help to pull this off.

Sawyer's still alive, and he's not too friendly with Smokey any more — not surprisingly, given the recent double cross.

Sawyer and the other Candidates "ain't candidates any more," Sawyer says. This is news to Smokey — shocking news — and presumably it means that someone's been chosen as the new Jacob by the time the finale rolls around. (Or is Sawyer lying?)

Desmond is no longer down the well — he's been rescued by Bernard and Rose, who are still hiding out with Vincent. They're sticking to their rule of not getting involved in other people's drama, but they made an exception for getting Desmond out of the well.

But when Smokey threatens Bernard and Rose with a painful death, Desmond agrees to go with him and do whatever he wants. Bad move, brotha.

Matthew Ackerly 05-03-10 07:35 PM
Re: LOST- Final Season Spoiler Thread
 
The swearing is used to convey to the actor how to read the line. The actor doesn't actually say the curse word. Hence the parentheses.

All the Lost scripts from season 1 and 2 I've seen have that in them.

DVD Josh 05-03-10 08:35 PM
Re: LOST- Final Season Spoiler Thread
 
Originally Posted by Matthew Ackerly (Post 10138343)
The swearing is used to convey to the actor how to read the line. The actor doesn't actually say the curse word. Hence the parentheses.

All the Lost scripts from season 1 and 2 I've seen have that in them.
It was said tongue in cheek.

JumpCutz 05-04-10 12:54 AM
Re: LOST- Final Season Spoiler Thread
 
:lol: Reading all these spoilers, if true.... LOST is going to end in a clusterfuck of suckitude. -ohbfrank-

DVD Josh 05-04-10 02:40 PM
Re: LOST- Final Season Spoiler Thread
 
According to Lily, Allison Janey's character on LOST will be:

Spoiler:
Mother Earth

DVD Josh 05-05-10 06:42 AM
Re: LOST- Final Season Spoiler Thread
 
Originally Posted by JumpCutz (Post 10107991)
I
So here they are...WARNING: FOLLOWING ARE POTENTIALLY ENORMOUS
SPOILERS FOR LOST.


Spoiler:



The big stuff is: Submarine explosion Either Jin or Sun dies, I forget.

A lot of the stuff listed below has come to pass, but obviously the person spoiling didn't quite understand it all so misinterpreted it. FWIW.

ORIGINAL TIMELINE -Jacob is the mysterious boy -Jacob and MIB are brothers -Jacob is a child in the year 23 AD -Claudia tells MIB she is his mother -Another woman tells Jacob that she killed their mother -young Jacob tells MIB he wants to join another group -Jacob, adult, in 43 AD went to get firewood and returned to find his village burned to the ground

-Hurley agonizes over what the group should do next -MIB is curious about the new arrival to his camp -Michael's spirit appears on the Island -cast and MIB's group meet

-Sayid claims he shot Desmond -Jack, Ben, Kate, Sawyer are at the submarine. Jack, Sawyer, Jin and Sun were all wet -Ilana set off a large explosion at the beach camp to try and reveal something -MIB pushes Desmond into the well -Jack, Kate, Sayid, and Zoe together -Desmond and Claire at Constellation Tower

-Jin is subjected to Room 23 and brainwashed to be on the side of Widmore's group -Kate and Sawyer swim in to shore off the sailboat to go for Jin -Jin hugs a scientist while two others stand in the rear with rifles. Sawyer and Kate were also spotted there -Sawyer and Kate rescue a brainwashed Jin who has joined the side of Widmore -Jack, Kate, Sawyer, Sun, Jin, Claire, Hurley and Lapidus at Hyrda cages -MIB, Jack, Sayid, Claire, and Sawyer are near the Ajira flight -Jack pulled Sawyer out of the ocean -Jack, Sun, Frank, and Hurley ran through the jungle -Sawyer, Claire, and Kate arrived later -Sun and Jin are reunited -cast and Widmore's group have a shootout --Kate is injured -MIB gives Jack a backpack with a bomb to take on the sub -Jack gets on the sub, and bomb explodes, leaving only five alive -Four known characters die

-Jack, Kate, and Hurley are shown wounded

FLASH-SIDEWAYS -Hurley has a picnic with Elizabeth -Claire bumps into Desmond, who tells her to see a lawyer -Jack was at a dentist's office where Bernard worked -Sawyer and Miles were at an emergency room -Benjamin and Jon are in an ambulance -Sun is in an ambulance -Jack is at an attorney's office -Danielle and Alex got in a car with a wounded Ben -Desmond beats up Benjamin in a parking lot -Jack, Kate, Desmond, Hurley, Sawyer, Faraday, and Minkowski are underwater

Once again, these pan out true.

PhantomStranger 05-05-10 06:53 PM
Re: LOST- Final Season Spoiler Thread
 
Originally Posted by JumpCutz (Post 10138911)
:lol: Reading all these spoilers, if true.... LOST is going to end in a clusterfuck of suckitude. -ohbfrank-
Until the last few episodes and my overall disappointment with this season, I had never once been spoiled for an episode of Lost before it aired. What happened to the good writing that made Lost one of the most compelling and engaging serial dramas in the history of television before this season?

All of the spoilers I have read so far have been accurate, and the stuff I am hearing about the finale is ruining my enjoyment of the show's entire run. Much of the plot for season six was running in circles to waste time.

Josh-da-man 05-05-10 08:04 PM
Re: LOST- Final Season Spoiler Thread
 
Originally Posted by PhantomStranger (Post 10142390)
Until the last few episodes and my overall disappointment with this season, I had never once been spoiled for an episode of Lost before it aired. What happened to the good writing that made Lost one of the most compelling and engaging serial dramas in the history of television before this season?

All of the spoilers I have read so far have been accurate, and the stuff I am hearing about the finale is ruining my enjoyment of the show's entire run. Much of the plot for season six was running in circles to waste time.
I agree with you about season six being a colossal letdown. Maybe... maybe they'll be able to turn it around in the final three/four/four-and-a-half episodes, but I doubt it.

Once this season ends, it will be interesting to examine the series as a whole, and pick apart the ending.

CPA-ESQ. 05-06-10 09:16 AM
Re: LOST- Final Season Spoiler Thread
 
The "Lost" series finale is turning out to be truly epic TV.

Producers for the hit ABC sci-fi drama went overboard shooting scenes for the finale, requiring them to ask for an extra half-hour of show time -- on top of their originally scheduled two-hour finale.

ABC, of course, agreed.

The super-sized two and a half-hour-finale will now air on May 23 from 9 to 11:30 p.m., pushing back local newscasts. Then, at 12:05 a.m., there will be a "Jimmy Kimmel Live: Aloha to Lost" special post-finale show, during which the series' alternative endings will be revealed.

All of this follows the two-hour series retrospective, "Lost: The Final Journey," which begins at 7 p.m.

True fans may want to block out the entire weekend for their favorite show though. The network is rerunning the two-hour pilot episode that began the time-traveling mystery May 22 at 8 p.m. This time, the debut episode will be "enhanced" with pop-ups.

Series co-creator Damon Lindelof told the Hollywood Reporter that fans will still be left with unanswered questions after the finale.

"We're going to be as definitive as we can be and say that this is our ending, but there's no way to end the show where the fans aren't going to say, 'What did they mean by this?' Which is why we're not going to explain it," he said.


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