… saw Lost Remote listed in the magazine’s “Best of the Web” section for 2007. Cory’s passion and work for nearly a decade garnered a brief mention under “Must Click Television.” EW dubbed LR as “A savvy blog chronicling TV happenings …
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The flashback that turned out to be a flash forward on Lost (”Through the Looking Glass,” May 23 on ABC): Some people will tell you that they knew right away that we were seeing Jack and Kate in a post-island future. Me? …
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I’ve seen every episode of the show from the beginning; that and Lost, House, Heroes, Dexter, Weeds, Nip Tuck, The 4400, Californication, Pushing Daisies, Rescue Me… amongst others… let’s face it, I’m a pathetic TV addict… there …
It’s developed a huge array of colorful characters and catch-phrases (”I like to call it lost wages”, “We can never go back to Arizona”, “Boosh!” ) and the hilarity of the situations Killface and Awesome X face is enough to have you …
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OK so maybe this has been discussed, but I have a question about the pilot episode (not the pilot guy who monster ate).
In all the flashbacks to moments before the crash, Charlie is running up the aisle and the attendants are chasing him. He runs past Jack and seems to do something to Jack’s back or maybe it’s just he ran into him and trying to get around him to run away. Did Charlie do something to Jack’s back? Jack has a big cut on his back, but when you see him on the beach his jacket is not cut. His shirt is cut and clearly has a big gash that Kate stitches up but why isn’t the jacket ripped?
And how did Charlie end up on the beach if he was in the front of the plane having just stashed the heroin in the loo?
Oceanic Airlines, the fictional airline featured in the television show LOST has issued the following press release:
Oceanic Airlines announced today their return to the airways. Beginning December 31, operations and flights to nine markets will resume, “Taking You Places You Never Imagined.” Destinations include:
Los Angeles, CA
Tustin, CA
Ames, IA
Miami, FL
New York, NY
Portland, OR
Knoxville, TN
Seoul, South Korea
Sydney, Australia
“We are very eager to resume flying and apologize for any inconvenience our temporary closure may have caused our loyal customers,” said Michael Orteig, President, Oceanic Airlines. “Oceanic Airlines is proud to be a top tier flight provider and looks forward to providing travelers with many more years of unparalleled service.”
About Oceanic Airlines
In business for over 25 years, Oceanic Airlines is a major airline carrier and offers the highest caliber of service for international and domestic flights. Destinations include Los Angeles, London, Sydney and South Korea.
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The fictional airline had previously announced plans to close it’s doors due to “financial difficulties in the wake of the Flight 815 tragedy.” It looks like that previous viral story point needed to be modified to fit in with the story-lines of the upcoming season of LOST.