Jun 28 2010 11:33 AM ET
Exclusive First Look: How ‘Lost’ should have ended
It’s been a month since the Lost finale aired and you know what that means: Make way for the parodies! The silly kids over at How It Should Have Ended — the Starz Digital animated web series that proposes alternative conclusions to popular movies and TV shows — have set their sights on the polarizing Lost swan song. And the results are undeniably ROTFLMFAO
You can watch the hilarious video here
Hilarious clip from the folk over at HowItShouldHaveEnded.com. Thanks to EW for sharing.
BuzzineNetworks — Mark Pellegrino (Jacob) and Titus Welliver (Man in Black) of LOST sat down with Buzzine for an exclusive interview. They talked to us about working together before LOST, what its like to share the screen as friends and what is next for them as actors after playing key roles on an internationally successful ABC drama series.
From Esquire.
June 14, 2010 at 10:00AM by Damon Lindelof
As President Obama takes to the airwaves to control the fallout from the Gulf, we turned to Hollywood and asked Lost executive producer Damon Lindelof for another solution BP hasn’t tried yet: a movie treatment
Armageddoner!
By Damon Lindelof

A greedy, evil corporation has unwittingly created a natural disaster the likes of which the world has never seen. Protocols were ignored. Warnings were unheeded. And none of the damn eggheads in Washington can seem to come up with a way to stop millions of barrels of crude from pumping into the goddamned Gulf, threatening our Americanism!
What we need, ladies and gentlemen, is experience. Experts who know their way around an OIL RIG. But not just any ROUGHNECKS. No. For this crazy plan to work, we’ll need men who have experience with SPACE TRAVEL. Why?
Because we’re gonna reverse-ARMAGEDDON this shit and call it a sequel.
Dr. Pierre Chang discusses the events of episode 616, What they Died For.
This one is probably the funniest one to date.
In a way, the “Lost” island — with its cliques, secret crushes and occasionally long-winded lessons about physics — has always been a little like high school. So with the series coming to an end, what better way to honor our favorite characters than by selecting “Lost” superlatives?
Vote for the Lostie who most deserves each of the titles below, then come back on Monday, May 24 — the day after the “Lost” finale — to see who was selected as the winner in each category. And if the high school yearbook vibe moves you to print out this page so the Smoke Monster can sign it — “Have a hot summer, but keep cool. Love, Smokey” — by all means, be our guest.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/artsandliving/entertainmentnews/lost-superlatives/
