Jacob and Ben: A history lesson

So today I'm going to follow up on what we discussed yesterday: that a power struggle over the fate of Annie exists between Ben and Jacob. More »

Zap2It reader "Shaggysteve" left quite the interesting comment yesterday in response to my entry, which posited that the majority of Ben's actions can be explained if they are all done for the love of his life, Annie. More »

So let's take yesterday's theory a bit further. Let's make a few assumptions, shall we? More »

OK, now this is what I am talking about, people.

For the past two weeks I've been happy to see anything new in terms of Lost content, but the content itself has felt a little...lacking. More »

One leftover item from yesterday's entry: since when is TOO MUCH NARRATIVE a bad thing? Have any of you every thought to yourself, "You know, I'd like Lost a lot more if there was just less of it?"

I'd planned on continuing my review of the "Cloverfield" trailer today, continued from my earlier entry, but upon further review, maybe that's not the best use of blog space or your reading time. More »

While it doesn't officially count as Lost-related, I would be remiss to ignore the unleashing of the official trailer for the J.J. Abrams-produced movie Cloverfield. More »

OK, boys and girls, here we are with Week 2 of Lost's "mobisode" recap for the "Missing Pieces" chapter entitled "The Adventures of Hurley and Frogurt." And by God, that's a lot of quotation marks for one sentence, isn't it? More »

Earlier in the week, I posted a link to Damon Lindelof speaking from the picket lines about a central concern of the writer's strike: the residual payments to writers from "new media." More »

We skipped "Theory Thursday" last week due to breaking news about the series of "mobisodes" for Lost, but we're back this week examining a new mystery: Who is the man in the coffin? More »