
Lost's Terry O'Quinn and Michael Emerson in "The Incident, Part 2"
How do the producers of ABC's Lost plan to make their grab for Emmys gold? TVGuide.com has the exclusive reveal of which six episodes they submitted for consideration in the Outstanding Drama series category.
As expected, both parts of the Season 5 finale, "The Incident," made the cut. But which other four hours hope to be deemed Emmy-worthy?
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Well, "The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham" made the short list, as did ...
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Lost
In this installment of TVGuide.com's Getting Lost video series, we plucked a few reader questions out of the Getting Lost mailbag.
The topics that are addressed:
• Did Matthew Fox and a young Malcolm David Kelley pre-film a scene during Season 1 to be used in the series finale?
• With Emilie de Ravin back as a series regular for the final season, will Claire be alive... or that special Lost kind of dead?
• Has a time slot — or at least a month — been set for Lost's final season premiere?
Watch and discuss the latest Getting Lost after the jump.
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Titus Welliver, Lost
The Season 5 finale's unnamed "Man No. 2" is the No. 1 topic in the new Getting Lost video. Who (or what) is this being that would eventually find a "loophole," pose as a resurrected Locke and order Ben to slay Jacob?
In this video, I share Getting Lost viewers' top theories, which are plumbed from such places as the Bible, Egyptian lore, and the creepy chamber situated beneath the island's Temple.
Next, the "man in black" himself — Deadwood alum Titus Welliver — reveals ...
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Ian Somerhalder and Maggie Grace, Lost
Which former Lost cast member tells TVGuide.com there is a "very large" possibility that he or she will return to the show during its sixth and final season?
And how might that actor's sound bite tie into the big tease tendered by a new ABC promo?
Watch the new entry in TVGuide.com's Getting Lost video series to see how the latest buzz is adding up to as unlikely a reunion as Paul McCartney getting back with Stella!
Watch and discuss Getting Lost after the jump.
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Will Lost end with the gang going back to happier, pre-island times?
Featured here in the latest installment of TVGuide.com's Getting Lost video series:
• I start off with a reminder about some Very good news (with a capital V).
• Leaping ahead in time a bit — as a Lostie is prone to do — I had to wonder: Are the producers locked into what the series' final scene will be, when Lost signs off in May 2010? Carlton Cuse gives me an update.
• Who is the "they" Jacob warned Un-Locke about? I share your top two theories.
• Similarly, this week's Burning Question tackles another case of uncertain identity. Give it a listen, then send your best theory to Getting_Lost@tvguide.com.
Watch and discuss the new Getting Lost after the jump.
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Elizabeth Mitchell, Lost
ABC's Lost may be over for the season, but Getting Lost just keeps on getting... Lost. In this week's installment:
• I reveal your assorted predictions about how the season finale would end, and then rip open the envelope and reveal my own: "The whole damn island blows up."
• Fortuitously, I ran my prediction by Michael Emerson when I spoke to him the other day. Hear what he had to say about how the "explosive" ending means for the show's final 17 episodes — starting with the Season 6 premiere.
• Is Juliet definitely a goner? The fate of her fall pilot set aside, I remind you what Elizabeth Mitchell teased about the season finale's apparent death.
• This week's Burning Question concerns what Jacob told "UnLocke" just before he "flamed" out. Give it a listen, and then send your best theory to Getting_Lost@tvguide.com.
Watch and discuss Getting Lost after the jump!
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What is Richard Alpert, other than a kick-ass Maybelline pitchman?
Featured in this week's installment of TVGuide.com's Getting Lost video series:
• Ben describes his mysterious former colleague as "an advisor," and one who has held that job "for a very, very long time." But really, who or what is Richard Alpert? I share the two prevailing theories submitted by TVGuide.com readers — one of which just got some added juice from this week's episode
• Has Jack gone off the reservation with his plan to detonate a 40,000-lb. hydrogen bomb, all in the name of "saving" everyone? Executive producer Damon Lindelof ...
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In this week's installment of our Getting Lost video series:
• On the heels of Lost celebrating its 100th episode, executive producer Damon Lindelof reveals the hour in time that he and Carlton Cuse wish they could get back.
• Have viewers been shown all of the Smoke Monster's secrets? Get Cuse's answer.
• How did Hurley find out about Flight 316? I reveal the theory shared by 77 percent of you.
• Then check out this week's Burning Question, and send your best guess to Getting_Lost@TVguide.com.
Coming next week on TVGuide.com: Inside scoop on the season finale's perhaps unlikely hero.
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As Lost's Season 5 heads into its final three weeks, TVGuide.com's Getting Lost video series counts down the season-to-date's most resonant episode-ending "thump" moments, as voted on by readers.
Among the Top 5 is, of course, the capper to "He's Our You," in which Sayid guns down a young Ben. Michael Emerson emailed us the morning after that jaw-dropper aired, saying, "When Sayid shot Young Ben, I looked at my wife, Carrie [Preston] — who was in a state of shock — and said, 'Yikes. That's more than a flesh-wound.'
"If it's as bad as it looks, what happens now?" Emerson mulled. "Do three seasons of Lost DVDs suddenly erase themselves?! And what will I play in Season 6 — Might-Have-Ben?"
As if he didn't know that Ben didn't die on the spot.
Also in this installment, I reveal the dominant theory coming out of last week's Burning Question, which asked about Faraday's recent whereabouts. I then send a new puzzle your way, this one regarding the last unsolved mystery regarding Flight 316.
Watch and discuss the video after the jump.
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This week, in TVGuide.com's Getting Lost video:
•Get the latest numbers from our "Lost death pool" — and see how your No. 1 pick to kick it compares with that of a major betting site.
• Also on the sad, sad topic of death, Elizabeth Mitchell shares a tease about the season finale's big farewell.
• Check out the dominant theories about newcomer Ilana and "what lies in the shadow of the statue." Then, check out the new Burning Question, about last night's rather surprising submarine passenger, and send your best theory to Getting_Lost@tvguide.com after watching the video after the jump.
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