Monthly Archives: October 2009

LOST Season 6 Promo

They showed this little 15-second promo for LOST tonight during FlashForward. It’s got clips from previous seasons, but nothing from Season 6 itself. Apparently, ABC isn’t going to be revealing anything from the new season until it actually starts, the better to keep us in suspense.

Henry Ian Cusick’s sexual harassment lawsuit was settled

Henry Ian Cusick as Desmond in Episode 3x03 "Further Instructions"

Henry Ian Cusick as Desmond in Episode 3x03 "Further Instructions"

TMZ reports that the sexual harassment lawsuit against Henry Ian Cusick, who plays Desmond on LOST, filed on April 24, 2009, by a member of the LOST production crew, has now been settled.

TMZ writes:

Her lawyer tells us she has settled with all the defendants and the terms are confidential.

More info on the lawsuit: Henry Ian Cusick sued for sexual harassment

Previously on LOST band playing in New York Oct. 27

Previously on LOST, the band that does funny, manic musical recaps of LOST episodes — including the Season 5 finale LOST Untangled — will be playing live Tuesday night, October 27, 2009 at 7 PM.

Here’s the info they posted on their Myspace page:

10/27/2009 7:00 PM at EARLY show at the Mercury Lounge, with Har Mar Superstar
217 E Houston, New York, New York
Cost: $10
yes, we are back to recap Lost for all of you who just can’t wait for Season 6 to begin. We play at 7 PM, so show up on time! And the great Har Mar Superstar closes out the night, so this will be a fantastic show all around.

Here they are singing “Be My Constant” in The Knitting Factor, June 1, 2008:

LOST to take a break for the Olympics?

Update February, 2010: Nope. No break for the Olympics. LOST is plowing right through.

Original post:

Mascots of the 2010 Winter Olympics

Mascots of the 2010 Winter Olympics

A Harvard blogger writes that Carlton Cuse (Harvard Class of ’81) dropped in unexpectedly. The blogger, though too excited to breathe, did ask when the show would start again:

Mr Cuse graciously explained that the show would begin again in January then stop for the Olympics and then start back again in February.

The Olympics will run from February 12 to 28, 2010.

From Arts at Harvard, via sl-LOST

UPDATE 10/27/09: The post on the Arts at Harvard blog has been taken down. (Hat tip to Jon Lachonis on TVOvermind for that info.)

Picture of Vancouver 2010 Olympic mascots © VANOC/COVAN

Damon says they decided on the ending between Seasons 1 and 2

Here’s the first video clip from the LOST event at the Hawaii International Film Festival (HIFF) on October 17, 2009.

In the clip, Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse talk about the people who know how the show ends (mostly just the writers); how J.J. Abrams enjoys watching the show now as a fan; how they maintain secrecy; and whether the show is going to end in the place they always thought it would, or if it has evolved into something they hadn’t foreseen when the show first launched.

On that last question, Damon said that the ending they are using is the one they had decided on after Season 1.

We’ve always had a plan, but like in life, anyone who has a plan has to presuppose the plan is going to actually work. We feel that one place that we’ve been very good is that we try to be fans of the show that we’re writing. And sometimes our plans don’t work. When it’s not working, we have to figure out a way to either change the plan or amend the plan.

But that being said, for the last four or five years, pretty much between Seasons 1 and Seasons 2, we began to talk about how the show was going to end if they allowed us to end it. And right now, that’s the ending that we are doing, and I can’t imagine anything that would change our mind. We’re so committed in terms of the story-telling to achieving that end. So yes, though the route that we took to get there was wildly different from anything that we could have imagined, the destination is the same.

Video by Aohora

Mysteries of the Universe Part 4

Alvar Hanso, in Mysteries of the Universe Part 4

Alvar Hanso, in Mysteries of the Universe Part 4

The latest episode of Mysteries of the Universe is about Alvar Hanso and Gerald DeGroot. DeGroot was the founder of the DHARMA Initiative, which Hanso funded through his foundation.

Much of what we know about Hanso comes from an earlier alternate reality game, The LOST Experience. Now we’ve got the new internet-only video referring back to that previous internet-based ARG, making a self-referential loop of things going on outside of the show itself.

Exciting line-up for the Hawaii Film Festival LOST panel

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Carlton Cuse tweeted that the special guests have been confirmed:

Michael Emerson (Ben), Jorge Garcia (Hurley), Yunjin Kim (Sun), and Terry O’Quinn (Locke) will all be joining Darlton (Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse) in a panel at the Hawaii International Film Festival on Saturday, October 17.

That should be quite a show! I’m looking forward to seeing the video on YouTube (hopefully, some nice person will post it).

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