Oh Don!! (And Lost Fans who read Don's 'theory')

This is a quote from an interview TV Guide did with the producers of Lost. Sorry buddy.

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Yeah I didn't expect to see her back....only in Sayids fantasies!

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But all we saw was her getting shot/stabbed

did we see her DEAD?

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no comment

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Well it happened at the end so we did see her take her last shuttering breath....I think she is a goner. This show doesn't seem soap operish where people come back from the dead and all the previews said someone would be lost forever.

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Capt as an off topic what happened to Eddie....my dad told me about it but didn't know details?

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I think that she is definitely DEAD and that is not the real mystery here

the mystery is HOW she really died and WHO really killed her

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i'll FM you the details

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i know she is dead but i was kinda hoping....maaaaaaaaaybe she might not be

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Oh, sorry, I should have specified - I meant this in reference to Don's theory that Boone came back from the dead and killed Shannon.

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I know they were cute but I think she is gone

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all i'm going to say is:

do you think the producers of the show would actually ADMIT that their characters might come back?

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Its just my feelings and you are all entitled to your theories but I truly dont think ANYONE who is presumed 'dead' is coming back

and I guess I'm the only one who didn't really like Sayid and Shannon together.. so its no big loss for me that she's gone

I LOVE SAYID (he's growning on me a LOT) but Shannon.. eh

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She is dead and I read somewhere that she wont be shown in anyones dreams or any flashbacks...Supposedly she asked for more money, because she thought she was missing out on other roles in other shows and movies that she wanted to be in
Scott

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Message edited 11/16/2005 10:48:22 AM.

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you TV novices kill me

does the name patrick duffy ring a bell?

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Posted by FeliciaDP

Its just my feelings and you are all entitled to your theories but I truly dont think ANYONE who is presumed 'dead' is coming back

and I guess I'm the only one who didn't really like Sayid and Shannon together.. so its no big loss for me that she's gone

I LOVE SAYID (he's growning on me a LOT) but Shannon.. eh

Re: Oh Don!! (And Lost Fans who read Don's 'theory')

Here's the whole article for you guys that are interested. It answers a lot of the questions that you've brought up in this thread. And Jen, I'm sorry, but Shannon's definitely gone . I liked her and Sayid too!!! Although I am looking forward to Sayid going all Iraqi-soldier on whoever it was that actually did kill Shannon...


First off, I have a bone to pick with you, Damon. Last July, I asked you if a female character was getting killed this season on Lost, and you said — and I quote: "I think it would be fairly silly for us to kill a woman — there are only three or four of them on the show. And they're all really hot." So, I guess my question is, how can I ever trust you again?
Damon Lindelof: I never said we weren't going to kill a woman. I said it would be silly. And you know, Carlton and I are pretty silly guys. You should see the hat that he's wearing right now.
Carlton Cuse: That's all I'm wearing.
Damon: And also a sock, but that's another story.

Did it bug you that Maggie Grace's people leaked that tidbit about her possibly joining the cast of X-Men 3 over the summer? It was a pretty major tip-off that she might be leaving the show.
Carlton: There's no incentive for them to preserve the creative sanctity of Lost. You have an agency full of people whose job it is to get Maggie Grace other work. And how could we begrudge her that? We can't prevent her from going out and earning a livelihood, you know?

There's the perception that Maggie had to turn down X-Men 3 because of Lost.
Carlton: I don't think that was the circumstance. We would have been accommodating had she been offered that job.
Damon: Carlton and I would have bent over backwards to see if there was a way to make it work.

Why was Shannon marked for death?
Damon: It was by no means a result of Maggie's abilities as an actress, which, we felt were gaining ground every time we saw her on the screen. But Shannon is a 22- or 23-year-old character, and the flashback stories and limitations in terms of her life experience…. The younger the character is on the show, the more limited you are in terms of stories you can tell. So, before we started running Shannon into the ground and doing the same stories over and over again, it felt like it was a very natural time to kill [her] off. And the idea that was appealing to us, and certainly to Maggie, was that we would finally show Shannon in this different light. Make her incredibly sympathetic and then she would die.

Will Shannon be back, like, say, in one of Jack's flashbacks?
Carlton: It's always possible she could pop up in someone's backstory. But she is definitely dead. When a character dies on the island, they stay dead.

Are you concerned that Ana-Lucia is beyond redemption? I can't tell you how many e-mails I got from AA readers asking, "When is that ***** going to die?!" Actually, I can tell you: 124.
Carlton: At the beginning of last season, people didn't like Josh Holloway's character either. And by the end of the season, he was one of the most-liked characters on the show. It'll be really interesting to see, as we tell more about Ana-Lucia, whether that changes the audience's perception of her. We think it will.

Let's talk about Malcolm David Kelley and Walt. Why was his role reduced this season? Were you concerned about him aging faster than the time line on the show?
Carlton: That's a legitimate issue. We've only gone 50 days on the island, and he's a kid in puberty. But Walt's disappearance and, ultimately, Michael's efforts to reunite with him were part of a grander plan. There are also financial considerations. Since Walt wasn't going to be around for a lot of episodes, we had to make an arrangement to have his role be a more reduced role.

Whether you use him once or twice a year or every week, the aging thing will still be an issue, no? Might you recast?
Damon: To answer that question is sort of to reveal what the plan is for Walt, and there is a plan. I always feel like recasting is the nuclear option. You do not do it unless it is absolutely, 100 percent necessary. But obviously, we have a story that we want to tell about Walt and about Michael and Walt.

Last week Shannon and Sayid gave us our first big Lost sex scene….
Carlton: It was the second big sex scene. Boone and Shannon had sex together [last season]. So, if you have sex on the show, you're pretty much going to end up dead.

So, who's having sex next?
Carlton: (Laughs) As we move into the middle run of episodes, we're definitely emphasizing the Jack-Kate-Sawyer romantic triangle. The level of sexual tension between those three characters is definitely being ramped up.

How will Ana-Lucia figure into it?
Damon: As the respective leaders of their respective units, Ana-Lucia and Jack have a great deal in common with each other, and that's definitely something we're going to be exploring. She is a woman; she will have romantic entanglements. But I think the one that will begin to emerge over the season will be the one that you least expect.

What about Charlie and Claire?
Carlton: We're definitely going to be paying attention to their relationship, but it's not going to turn in ways the audience expects.

Will we get any clarification about the numbers this season?
Damon: Carlton might want to punch me for actually going on record and saying this, but I think that that question will never, ever be answered. I couldn't possibly imagine [how we would answer that question]. We will see more ramifications of the numbers and more usage of the numbers, but it boggles my mind when people ask me, "What do the numbers mean?"

Will we find out why Ethan abducted Claire?
Damon: Yes.
Carlton: You'll learn more about it this season.

Will Claire get some of her memory back?
Damon: The loss of her memory happened so long ago that it requires a sort of deft touch in order to reintroduce the concept. Once we start assuming that everybody is intimately familiar with everything that has ever happened on the island, I think the show risks becoming slightly confused. But all of that stuff is in play. It's just a matter of when and how we reactivate it.

Are you still planning to reveal why the plane crashed this season?
Carlton: Yes.

Are you saving that little doozy for the finale?
Carlton: We're saving it until later. We consider that on the ground of fairly major revelations.
Damon: We don't want to stick that one in the middle of March.

ABC billed last week's episode as the one "everyone will be talking about." What'll be the next one "everyone will be talking about"?
Carlton: Ironically, it's the next episode [airing tonight]. We think for us, it's even more of a water-cooler episode than the death episode. This is really a very special episode in that it's kind of a concept episode. It deviates from the form and style of our other episodes.

On Nov. 30 we'll finally learn what Kate's precrash crime was that landed her in so much hot water. Any other big flashback revelations this season?
Damon: In the next string of episodes, one of the really compelling backstory elements is what happened to Jack's marriage. We think Julie Bowen is amazing and she and Matthew Fox are so great in scenes together, and I think the audience is really curious as to what went wrong there.
Carlton: And you should pay attention to Mr. Eko's stick.

Seriously?
Carlton: Yeah.
Damon: Keep your eyes on Mr. Eko's stick.
Carlton: That stick is an important ongoing clue.

Will we learn more about Monster this season?
Carlton: Definitely.
Damon: Absolutely.

Has Disney approached you about doing a Lost feature film?
Carlton: No.

And if they did, what would your response be?
Damon: I would punch them as hard as I could. We couldn't even begin to wrap our brains around how we would produce a feature film. Obviously, the production team in Hawaii is amazing, but the amount of time [it would require] to do a TV show and a feature on top of each other… I think it's safe to say it would be impossible.

Last question: Will there be another death this season?
Carlton: (Laughs) You're very good, Michael, but we can't say.

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Posted by CaptainCharisma424

you TV novices kill me

does the name patrick duffy ring a bell?

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Posted by CaptainCharisma424

you TV novices kill me

does the name patrick duffy ring a bell?

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Posted by FeliciaDP

Posted by CaptainCharisma424

you TV novices kill me

does the name patrick duffy ring a bell?

I think DALLAS and LOST are very different shows.. DALLAS was a soap opera, I can only HOPE and pray that LOST does not stoop to those levels

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RED.. MOE

So, who's having sex next?
Carlton: (Laughs) As we move into the middle run of episodes, we're definitely emphasizing the Jack-Kate-Sawyer romantic triangle. The level of sexual tension between those three characters is definitely being ramped up.

How will Ana-Lucia figure into it?
Damon: As the respective leaders of their respective units, Ana-Lucia and Jack have a great deal in common with each other, and that's definitely something we're going to be exploring. She is a woman; she will have romantic entanglements. But I think the one that will begin to emerge over the season will be the one that you least expect.

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wow can't wait to see about Jacks ex

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Posted by FeliciaDP

RED

So, who's having sex next?
Carlton: (Laughs) As we move into the middle run of episodes, we're definitely emphasizing the Jack-Kate-Sawyer romantic triangle. The level of sexual tension between those three characters is definitely being ramped up.

How will Ana-Lucia figure into it?
Damon: As the respective leaders of their respective units, Ana-Lucia and Jack have a great deal in common with each other, and that's definitely something we're going to be exploring. She is a woman; she will have romantic entanglements. But I think the one that will begin to emerge over the season will be the one that you least expect.