ABC announced on Monday that it has planned an endin 2010for Lost. This is a good thing, and it comes at the request of producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse.
It means the writers can plot a course to the ending, and reveal secrets and twists with some kind of plan instead of wandering aimlessly and dragging things out until we no longer care, like the late seasons of The X-Files.
It also means ABC is taking something of a high road and not milking the show for every last penny and ratings point (see: NBC and ER).
We always envisioned Lost as a show with a beginning, middle and end, Lindelof and Cuse said in a press statement. By officially announcing exactly when that ending will be, the audience will now have the security of knowing that the story will play out as weve intended.
That will still give Lost six seasons on the air and nearly 120 episodes, and thats a solid length of time for a show with a mystery. The last three seasons will each have 16 episodes, instead of the usual 22, and they will run uninterrupted by repeats.
They were saying 2 more seasons back in the fall, but didn't say anything about shorter seasons back then.well atleast we know now for sure. we have 3 more years. i'm happy with that.
well they all could be dead, so locke getting shot by ben, eh. i don't think he's dead at all. somehow he'll get of the hole. now i wouldn't put money one it of anything. this one one of the best shows for locke, kincking a** and taking names, loved it. then he got shot. ok not so good. can't wait till next week!
As i remember when the producers were casting for actors they already knew who they wanted to play as Locke. They had basically written the character for him. I don't think they'd write off someone like that.
On the island you can heal faster, plus locke has healed a broken back so a gun shot wound shouldn't be that much.
Wait...
Who's Richard?
And...
Who's the "hostile" Ben met?
It looked like a bad place to be shot in. Then again Locke is tough. I don't think I would count him dead until his head was mounted on a pike. Even then I would be on the lookout for a headless zombie.
What was the powder that circled Jacobs cabin. Locke reached down and felt it before Ben hurried him along. Is that what makes up the smoke monster? Maybe smokey is Jacobs way of being able to materialize on lost island.
And what's with Richard never aging? That was Richard, right?
Didn't Dharma get involved with longevity experiments? Is it possible that the hostiles are subjects of these experiments or that maybe they have a natural longevity that made the island an attractive place to set up a base for studying?
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Richard == the "hostile" Ben met == this guy.
Wasn't Richard the one that brought Juliette from Portland to the Island? So that would make him real and not just another incarnation of Smokie, right?
Oh, and there was definitely someone in the chair after Ben gets thrown against the wall.