There's a lot of things to notice about the Island in which the majority of the action on Lost transpires. You might notice the lush vegetation, the crystal blue water, and oh yeah, you might notice a few ghosts, spirits, and apparitions as well. Continue reading »

Well, I've been here all weekend at Lost HQ (better known as "my apartment"), crunching numbers and analyzing the results of my impromptu poll last week asking for your feedback. Continue reading »

Well, it's the first Thursday without Lost. How are you doing? Doing OK? Need anything? A soda? A stiff drink? A hug? I hear ya. Absence supposedly makes the heart grow fonder, although given Sayid's reaction to running into Michael on the freighter, I think we all know that's not always the case. Continue reading »

Yesterday, I started ranking all eight episodes of Season 4 of Lost, from worst to first. If you missed the initial rankings, make sure to check them out. Continue reading »

Given that we have no ability to change the fact that we're in the middle of a lengthy hiatus from Lost due to the effects of the writers' strike, maybe it's best we embrace it. You know, take lemons and make Dharma lemonade. Continue reading »

Well, here we are: in the seemingly interminable weeks between new episodes of Lost. I know people say life is short, but they're wrong: like Chris Rock once pointed out, life is LONG. Continue reading »

Apparently you all missed "Letters From The Flame," the not-so-weekly feature in which I attempt to answer your questions and concerns about all things Lost. Because your response to my APB looking for questions, queries, and comments? Continue reading »

Well, it's St. Patrick's Day, and I'm Irish, so you know what I'm doing tonight: writing about Lost, naturally! It's a long-standing tradition in the Irish community to gather around, drinking pints of Guinness and arguing over the meaning of the Numbers, the true allegiance of Juliet Burke, and in which Dharma station we'd most want to be stationed. Continue reading »

In this past week's episode, "Ji Yeon," we learned from Captain Gault that those aboard the freighter believe that Benjamin Linus staged the crash of Oceanic 815 seen in "Confirmed Dead." Continue reading »

Alrighty, kiddies, it's gambling time. We're on the verge of a big reveal on Lost: the identity of all members of the Oceanic 6. Continue reading »

So there I am tonight, listening to the official podcast from the producers of Lost,  which I do every week as part of my job as the World's Greatest Lost Blogger. Continue reading »

Let's take a ride, fellow Lost fans, upon Harper's Ferry. Now, this isn't a literal ferry, nor is it a literal journey, but it's one worth taking nonetheless. Continue reading »

I'm sure a few of you are probably anxiously waiting for me to stop talking about Via Domus, the Lost video game released last week. Continue reading »

In case you're late to the party, I've been chatting with Zap2It's own Andy Grieser about our impressions of the Lost videogame Via Domus. The game, structured in seven episodes (complete with "Previously on Lost..." at the beginning of each of them) is a mixed bag to say the least, with some amazing highs and lows that would make Flo Rida stand up and take notice. Continue reading »

Over the last few months here on the blog, we've looked at a lot of ancillary narrative set within the Lost world. I've lauded these alternative narratives, written about them, and most importantly, mined them for information that could yield answers within the show itself. Continue reading »

I wanted to try and drop a review of the Lost video game Via Domus by the time you all started your work week, but the ending quite frankly gave me pause. Continue reading »