LOST....*WARNING* Future Spoilers

[SillyMe]

phuongie asks: hi kristin! i went to comic con in san diego this weekend and got the chance to meet josh holloway! hes sooooooo hot and nice. i was so nervous when i met him that i couldnt say a thing. ive been kicking myself ever since

Kristin_Veitch replies: JOSH HOLLOWAY WAS THERE? Pardon me while I kill myself.

I don't like phuongie...don't know him/her...but already know that I don't like 'em.

Man, as much as I hate winter, I cannot WAIT until LOST comes back.

 

[bengalbelle]

I can't believe they're going to kill someone else off. I hope it turns out to be someone new, someone we're not too attached to

It's not Danielle, Kate or Rose, if that helps, lol.

On a different note, does anyone know when the Emmys will be broadcast? I definitely don't want to miss it.

CBS is scheduled to air the 57th annual Primetime Emmy Awards on Sept. 18 from Los Angeles' Shrine Auditorium. No word yet on a host.

 

[CourtasanSatine]

Anyone else besides Locke up for a Emmy?

 

[bengalbelle]

Anyone else besides Locke up for a Emmy?

Naveen

 

[CourtasanSatine]

Yes!

 

[skuttle]

Just got this email from the Lost Newsletter from the Oceanic website. Thought I'd post it in case others have not signed up for it.

Dear Frequent Flyer -

Welcome to Oceanic Airlines -- and thank you for signing up for a weekly bulletin from the writers of "Lost."

We have just reconvened to begin work on Season 2 of the series - after some much-needed vacation and a highly eventful first year that began with the crash of Oceanic Airlines 815 and literally ended with a bang as Jack, Locke and Kate blew open the mysterious hatch while young Walt was kidnapped by The Others... and yes, they were The Others!

As we set out to dramatize such mysteries as the contents of the mysterious hatch and the uncertain fate of Michael, Sawyer and Jin, last seen treading water among the burning remains of the raft -- we thought you might want to know the writers who will be responsible for bringing you the answers -- and a whole lot of new questions -- during the second season.

In addition to series creators J.J. Abrams and Damon Lindelof, Carlton Cuse returns as executive producer. "Lost" is a reunion for Cuse and Lindelof - who worked together on Cuse's creation "Nash Bridges" (Cuse also created "Martial Law" and co-created "The Adventures of Brisco County Jr"). Before co-creating "Lost," Lindelof served as writer/producer on "Crossing Jordan."

New additions to the staff include co-executive producer Steven Maeda, whose previous credits include "The X-Files" and "CSI: Miami," supervising producer Craig Wright, who previously wrote for HBO's "Six Feet Under," and producer Elzabeth Sarnoff, whose previous credits include "Deadwood" and "Crossing Jordan."

Returning from season one are supervising producers Leonard Dick, whose credits include "Fastlane" and "Hack," Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz, formerly of "Felicity" and "Popular," and Javier Grillo-Marxuach who previously wrote on "Boomtown" and "The Pretender."

With this team in place, you can be sure that "Lost" will pack on the surprises on year two. As a Frequent Flyer, you will receive regular updates from the writers room -- so watch your inbox...

...and thank you for getting lost with us!

 

[bengalbelle]

Just got this email from the Lost Newsletter from the Oceanic website. Thought I'd post it in case others have not signed up for it.

Dear Frequent Flyer -

Welcome to Oceanic Airlines -- and thank you for signing up for a weekly bulletin from the writers of "Lost."

We have just reconvened to begin work on Season 2 of the series - after some much-needed vacation and a highly eventful first year that began with the crash of Oceanic Airlines 815 and literally ended with a bang as Jack, Locke and Kate blew open the mysterious hatch while young Walt was kidnapped by The Others... and yes, they were The Others!

As we set out to dramatize such mysteries as the contents of the mysterious hatch and the uncertain fate of Michael, Sawyer and Jin, last seen treading water among the burning remains of the raft -- we thought you might want to know the writers who will be responsible for bringing you the answers -- and a whole lot of new questions -- during the second season.

In addition to series creators J.J. Abrams and Damon Lindelof, Carlton Cuse returns as executive producer. "Lost" is a reunion for Cuse and Lindelof - who worked together on Cuse's creation "Nash Bridges" (Cuse also created "Martial Law" and co-created "The Adventures of Brisco County Jr"). Before co-creating "Lost," Lindelof served as writer/producer on "Crossing Jordan."

New additions to the staff include co-executive producer Steven Maeda, whose previous credits include "The X-Files" and "CSI: Miami," supervising producer Craig Wright, who previously wrote for HBO's "Six Feet Under," and producer Elzabeth Sarnoff, whose previous credits include "Deadwood" and "Crossing Jordan."

Returning from season one are supervising producers Leonard Dick, whose credits include "Fastlane" and "Hack," Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz, formerly of "Felicity" and "Popular," and Javier Grillo-Marxuach who previously wrote on "Boomtown" and "The Pretender."

With this team in place, you can be sure that "Lost" will pack on the surprises on year two. As a Frequent Flyer, you will receive regular updates from the writers room -- so watch your inbox...

...and thank you for getting lost with us!

Thanks for posting that! I signed up for the newsletter, but I didn't get one .
Martial Law and Nash Bridges were both really good shows in the beginning, but really fizzled toward the end. I hope Lost doesn't go that direction.

 

[bengalbelle]

Thanks for posting that! I signed up for the newsletter, but I didn't get one .
Martial Law and Nash Bridges were both really good shows in the beginning, but really fizzled toward the end. I hope Lost doesn't go that direction.

Nevermind. I gave them my yahoo email so I did get it. Ooh, I can't wait until the next one!!

Didn't we have a Hawaii Diser that was keeping us updated on filming?

 

[bigmerle1966]

You beat me to it! I got mine today too.

 

[Sandy22]

Bumping for no particular reason. I miss LOST. Wednesday's have lost all meaning.

 

[bengalbelle]

Bumping for no particular reason. I miss LOST. Wednesday's have lost all meaning.

Well, since you bumped it up (I was beginning to think I was the only one still reading here):

From Spoilerfix:

07/25 - The person who'll die is a major character like Boone not like Arzt. I just got confirmation that a female is indeed biting it this season. Source: Kristin on E!Online
07/25 - We will see what is in the hatch. This will change the way the way the islanders live. The question of the raft-people will get back to the rest of the stranded people will play over the first 7 or 8 episodes. The numbers will play an even more important role. The crash of the plane is explained before the season ends. Source: Statements at TCA



I miss Lost and all the ladies who chatted here. Ya'll check in and say hi

 

[flminivanmama]

hi

 

[ibouncetoo]

Hi I REALLY enjoyed last week's repeat episode of THE KISS

Yes, indeed-a-doodie!

 

[kona-kraft]

Just got this email from the Lost Newsletter from the Oceanic website. Thought I'd post it in case others have not signed up for it.

Dear Frequent Flyer -

Welcome to Oceanic Airlines -- and thank you for signing up for a weekly bulletin from the writers of "Lost."

We have just reconvened to begin work on Season 2 of the series - after some much-needed vacation and a highly eventful first year that began with the crash of Oceanic Airlines 815 and literally ended with a bang as Jack, Locke and Kate blew open the mysterious hatch while young Walt was kidnapped by The Others... and yes, they were The Others!

As we set out to dramatize such mysteries as the contents of the mysterious hatch and the uncertain fate of Michael, Sawyer and Jin, last seen treading water among the burning remains of the raft -- we thought you might want to know the writers who will be responsible for bringing you the answers -- and a whole lot of new questions -- during the second season.

In addition to series creators J.J. Abrams and Damon Lindelof, Carlton Cuse returns as executive producer. "Lost" is a reunion for Cuse and Lindelof - who worked together on Cuse's creation "Nash Bridges" (Cuse also created "Martial Law" and co-created "The Adventures of Brisco County Jr"). Before co-creating "Lost," Lindelof served as writer/producer on "Crossing Jordan."

New additions to the staff include co-executive producer Steven Maeda, whose previous credits include "The X-Files" and "CSI: Miami," supervising producer Craig Wright, who previously wrote for HBO's "Six Feet Under," and producer Elzabeth Sarnoff, whose previous credits include "Deadwood" and "Crossing Jordan."

Returning from season one are supervising producers Leonard Dick, whose credits include "Fastlane" and "Hack," Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz, formerly of "Felicity" and "Popular," and Javier Grillo-Marxuach who previously wrote on "Boomtown" and "The Pretender."

With this team in place, you can be sure that "Lost" will pack on the surprises on year two. As a Frequent Flyer, you will receive regular updates from the writers room -- so watch your inbox...

...and thank you for getting lost with us!

Could you please post the website link? I am having difficulty finding it online.

Thanks

 

[skuttle]

Here ya go!

Oceanic Airlines Website

 

[CourtasanSatine]

Still here

 

[SillyMe]

 

[kona-kraft]

Here ya go!

Oceanic Airlines Website

OK, so where do I sign up for the newsletter? I went all over the site and cannot find where I would sign up for it.

Thanks !!

 

[Sandy22]

07/25 - The person who'll die is a major character like Boone not like Arzt. I just got confirmation that a female is indeed biting it this season. Source: Kristin on E!Online
07/25 - We will see what is in the hatch. This will change the way the way the islanders live. The question of the raft-people will get back to the rest of the stranded people will play over the first 7 or 8 episodes. The numbers will play an even more important role. The crash of the plane is explained before the season ends. Source: Statements at TCA

So are two people dying? Or is the major character death a female? My money is on Claire. Then again Shannon seems to be a pretty flat character. I'm not sure how far they can take her character.

So the hatch will change the way islanders live...I think it's a tunnel system. Maybe the numbers are just as important to the others. They could have taken Walt to make up for the loss of Ethan (keeping a set number of people in their group).

Does anyone know when the season 2 starts?

 

[SillyMe]

Didn't they say at the end of last season that 2 ppl are going to die? One in the finale and one in October. Was that supposed to include Boone?