TeeHee: Lost vs. Avatar

Posted on February 5, 2010 by Tyler Schirado

The “comic” strip basically explains it all. It has been flooding the Internets and taking it by storm. It is quite hilarious and I guess you might need to watch Lost to understand this, but maybe not? Just ask a Lost nerd to explain it to you if you can’t understand:

LOST AND OSCAR NOMS TOMORROW!!

Posted on February 1, 2010 by Tyler Schirado

Who is excited for Tuesday February 2, 2010, because this is an exciting day?!? Lost starts it’s final season ever and the Academy Award nominations are revealed! What a glorious day for TV and Film, woot woot! Get excited!

Catch Up On LOST in 8 Minutes and 15 Seconds

Posted on January 8, 2010 by Tyler Schirado

Are you Lost……………Well someone created a little 8 minute and 15 second recap of seasons 1-5 of LOST that will get you pumped(?) for the final season of this ridiculous series. This is an interesting video and fun at the same time. I enjoyed it. You should too. Check it out.

Lost’s Last Supper

Posted on January 6, 2010 by Tyler Schirado

The final season of Lost is coming upon us very soon and the marketers/cast/writers/etc decided to shoot two ‘last supper’ pictures to promote the final season I would assume. They are pretty cool and this has been done before with Battlestar Galatica, The Soprano’s, and House (although I’m not sure if House has had a last season or is on it’s last season yet). Click on the photos to enlarge to get a better look! LOST…………

Lost, Originally Lost and Found?

Posted on July 14, 2009 by Tyler Schirado

A television producer, Anthony Spinner, is suing ABC and Touchstone Television claiming he created the show Lost in 1977. Strange that that’s close to the year that they are back in time in the show now? Many of the ideas of his original show seem to appear in the current Lost show now, which he wants to take credit for. TMZ have compiled a list of the similarities from Spinner’s version of his Lost. He was paid $30,000 to come up with the original pilot of the show and was turned down in 1977, 1991, and 1994. His show featured a airplane headed to Los Angeles which crashes into a tropical jungle-like island, and tells the story of the survivors through the use of flashback sequences to their regular lives, pre-crash. The castaways included:

Doctor (Jack?) who was the humanitarian voice of the group,
Trailblazer (Locke?) who challenges the group to accept that they are stuck on the island,
Strategic military man (Sayid?),
Stubborn and reluctant semi-her (Sawyer?) who challenges the leadership and has a dark father-son past,
Drug addicted survivor (Charlie?),
Physically fit young woman who can perform many of the same tasks as the men (Kate?),
An ethnic minority character (Sayid?) that has to deal with the racial slurs from another survivor (Sawyer?),
Lone survivor of a scientific expedition (Roussau?) is found with gunpowder, secure shelter, and a relationship with others who were on the island before them (The Others)
Female lead with criminal past (Kate?)

His original show also came up with a love triangle and a cold weather animal in a tropical climate (tiger instead of polar bear) Could these only be coincidences or is there some sort of plot against Spinner? Who knows. Some are pretty stereotypical archetypes, but some ideas fit the pieces well. Who will win the battle. Will justice prevail?