LOST Humor: No Body’s Watching Lost
Check out this hilarious video from the guys at No Body’s Watching.
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Check out this hilarious video from the guys at No Body’s Watching.
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To all the Beauty and the Beast fans like me who have been eagerly waiting for it to be released on DVD, our patience shall finally be rewarded.
According to Samgoody.com season one will be released on Feb. 13, 2007, and will retail for $49.98. Just in time for Valentines day.
I did some further checking, and found an awesome deal at dvdplanet.com where you can pre-order it for $32.86.
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Now that we are in the long hiatus until the 16 episode stretch, Ryan from the Transmission steped up to wet our collective appetites with this latest report. Warning, this clip does contain spoilers.
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Hey guys, my name is Vany and I want to know what did you think of the finale?
Jack’s plan?
Eko’s burial?
The mention of Jacob?
Pickett’s revenge?
Does Kate love Sawyer, really?
We here at dharma secrets need to know so help us out…..
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Transmission Ryan has just posted these awesome pics that he took while Lost was shooting in downtown Honolulu. If you want to be sopiled, then you can view the pics here.
Those are great pictures, according to spoilerfix this is what is happening in the epi they are filming there, which all our spies say is 3X08! Anyway, this is what spoilerfix says….
11/08 - Lots of filming activity this past week. Last week on Nuuanu Avenue, a bar interior and a London street scene (featuring 1995 concert posters and a military recruiting office). On Sunday, filming inside the Hawaii State Supreme Court Building, with its pillars and marble and hardwood stairs. On Monday, an interior shoot at “Stanwyck’s Antiques” (using the same space as Locke’s “Walkabout” tour office). But the big shoot is Tuesday, Nov. 7. Fort Steet Mall, a major pedestrian thouroughfare downtown, was transformed into a busy London city street. A London Underground entrance, black taxi cabs, a newsstand and red phonebooth, palm trees turned into noble oaks… Desmond exits Widmore Industries, upset, yanking off his tie and throwing it to the ground. He then comes across Charlie, strumming “Wonderwall” on the corner and collecting change in his guitar case. Then the conversation gets surreal. Desmond is having an epiphany, and seems delirious. “Remember the rain? It happened before!” and “This is happening!” He seems to be having one of his spells of deja vu. Last scene of the day. Same London street, but perhaps a very different time. Desmond is no longer wearing his dapper suit, but rather, a drab coat and scarf, looking somewhat destitute. He’s wandering around the entrance to the London Underground, ranting like your typical neighborhood schitzo. He spots and sits next to an elegant, older, white-haired woman in a purple gown. They converse. Suddenly there’s a crash! People panic. It’s a construction accident nearby, and Desmond stands, distressed. The woman approaches calmly. She gives him a ring. He gives her money. She walks off. Source: The Transmission 
