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Well that was afb.

Locke in the casket icon_eek.gif

How does Locke die and how is he back off the island?

In the writeup in my tv mag iyt says two of the characters share a kiss and one meets a dramatic demise.

The two with the kiss was obviously Sawyer and Kate on the helicopter, but both Michael and Jin were blown to bits on the freighter so why did it only say one met a dramatic demise.

How did Ben get off the island after turning that big cog?

And the island being moved icon_eek.gif

Christ I can't wait for the next season icon_biggrin.gif

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Originally posted by sebsy:

The two with the kiss was obviously Sawyer and Kate on the helicopter, but both Michael and Jin were blown to bits on the freighter so why did it only say one met a dramatic demise.

Jin didnt die

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Plane Crash

Load of people survive

Crazy **** happens

Helicopter takes a few to a boat

more crazy ****

Helicopter takes a few back to the island

Even more Crazy ****

People on helicopter get lost at sea until a different boat appears

They go back to America

Loads more Crazy ****.

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The two with the kiss was obviously Sawyer and Kate on the helicopter, but both Michael and Jin were blown to bits on the freighter so why did it only say one met a dramatic demise.

I suppose the dramatic demise was Locke.

Although he's probaly not even dead.

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TV's Lost audience 'will be lost'

Viewers of the fifth series of Lost will not know where or when the action is set, the show's producers have said.

Talking at arts and comic book convention Comic-Con, they revealed they would play around with the show's flash-back and flash-forward formula.

Executive producer Carlton Cuse said: "We have something new this year. We're going to mix it up."

Lost, which centres on a group of plane crash survivors, won a Golden Globe for best drama series in 2006.

Executive producer Damon Lindelof said "the flash-forwards were a bit limiting" during the last series of the programme, as they could only show a group of six survivors who the audience already knew had escaped the crash site.

"We could only focus on the Oceanic Six because we didn't want to reveal certain things - like Desmond getting off the island," he said.

"When season five starts, you won't know when or where you are. And the way we tell stories will be different too."

"Also we have the guy who makes the whooshing sound for us and we would not want to put him out of work."

US network ABC has allowed the producers to set an expiration date for the show, which will draw to a close after the sixth series.

Cuse said: "For us it was a huge advantage to get an end date to the show and that really allowed us to turn a corner.

"We knew exactly how much story we had left. It really invigorated series four and it's been very exciting as we plan series five now."

Lindelof told the 6,500 assembled fans: "You will be rewarded for hanging on all the way to end of series six. We think that we have a lot of cool stuff from here on out."

Lost has just been nominated for an Emmy for outstanding drama series, ahead of the award show in 21 September.

It is broadcast by Sky One in the UK.

Sounds annoying to be honest...

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  • 3 months later...

Just announced S5 start dates.

Cue our favorite creepy whooshing sound, because ABC has confirmed the premiere date for the fifth season of Lost, and it's Jan. 21.

Yep, that's a Wednesday, and it's where Lost — which last season aired Thursdays at 10 pm/ET, following Grey's Anatomy — will stay.

More specifically, Lost's regular time slot will be Wednesdays at 9 pm, though the new cycle will kick off with a three-hour event — a clip show followed by the first two episodes.

Last season, Lost saw its best-laid plans to air all of its episodes uninterrupted, à la 24, waylaid by the WGA strike. At this time, sources are unable to confirm if the 17-episode Season 5 will in fact pull off the straight-through feat.

http://www.tvguide.com/News/Lost-Season-Premiere-58305.aspx

Guess it will start the following sunday on Sky1.

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