SAWYER: You’re out of your cage. Why don’t you run, Kate? Because me? I ain’t running ‘cause there ain’t no place to go.
KATE: What are you talking about?
SAWYER: We ain’t on our island. We’re on another island, like Alcatraz, a couple of miles offshore. So unless you’re a mermaid or you got a boat, there ain’t no point.
KATE: When were you planning on telling me this?
SAWYER: Never.
KATE: Why not? Why wouldn’t you?!
SAWYER: ‘Cause I wanted you to believe we had a damn chance.
Lost 3x06, I Do [via persuade]
12:33 pm • 15 July 2010 • 307 notes • view comments
LO(L)ST: Season One
Popsuede.com tells the story of season one using a series of LOLcats.
Amazing.
3:08 pm • 12 July 2010 • 185 notes • view comments
The Bubblegum Gang’s Guide To Picking Up - Lost
A.K.A. ‘The Libby’ or ‘The Saw You In Another Life, Brotha”.
The Inspiration: In a flash-sideways from the episode ”Everybody Loves Hugo”, Hurley is set up on a blind date by his mother. Whilst waiting for his date, Libby comes and sits down at his table and tells him that the two already know each other.
The Scenario: You are out at a bar or restaurant and you spot someone who you want to talk to.
The Execution: Go up and talk to the person when they’re alone. Act emotional, grab their hands (if it feels right) and ask them if they believe two people can be connected, like soul mates. Chances are they’ll respond positively, so follow it up with ”You don’t remember me, do you?” Most likely you won’t have your caretaker interrupt and take you back to the mental institution where you came from, so tell them you feel like you know them from another life and that you feel connected to them somehow. You can even improvise a backstory, but nothing crazy like being stuck on an island with them.
Tips: Knowing the name of the person before you make the approach will dramatically increase this moves effectiveness. Do a little reconnaissance before making the approach and find out as much as you can about them.
Give it a shot and get back to me with the results.
[thebubblegumgang]
4:42 pm • 10 July 2010 • 122 notes • view comments
Terry O’Quinn, Elizabeth Mitchell & Michael Emerson React to Emmy Nominations
Terry O’Quinn: “It’s always great to be recognized for one’s work, and when friends are included in the recognition, it’s even better. With all the LOST nominations, it’s almost as though the winning (or not winning) will be anti-climactic. I’m happy as can be for Matthew, and the only thing I can imagine that would be better than being nominated in the same category as Michael Emerson would be if the Emmy voters would be so kind as to let us win together, thank you very much……..but in truth, I feel as though they already have.”
Elizabeth Mitchell: “I’m shocked. And so happy. I loved Juliet so much. The nomination is a wonderful way to say goodbye.”
Michael Emerson: “I’m delighted at the broad recognition that LOST has received this year and am thrilled to be able to share the excitement with my cast mates. I’m also ecstatic that my wife Carrie’s show, True Blood, received a nomination–we’re both looking forward to the party in August.”
[via sl-LOST via Yahoo! News & E!Online]
4:51 pm • 9 July 2010 • 158 notes • view comments
LOST Tiki by David MacDowell
14 x 18 Acrylic on Canvas. Completed for the Harold Golen Gallery and The Hukilau in Ft.Lauderdale-June 12-15.
Jorge commented on his blog and said “Wow! That’s pretty cool dude.”
1:48 pm • 9 July 2010 • 215 notes • view comments
LOST nabs 13* Emmy nominations, including Best Drama Series!
In addition to Best Drama Series, Matthew Fox got a nomination for Lead Actor in a Drama Series and both Michael Emerson and Terry O’Quinn received Supporting Actor in a Drama Series nods. Michael Giacchino’s beautiful score for “The End” was nominated, as was the writing (Cuse/Lindelof) and directing (Bender) for the series finale. Elizabeth Mitchell picked up a nomination for her guest appearance in the episode.
Other nominations: Art Direction for “Ab Aeterno,” Outstanding Single Camera Editing For A Drama Series for “The End,” Outstanding Special Class Programs - Digital Media, Outstanding Sound Editing For A Series, Outstanding Sound Mixing For A Comedy or Drama Series.
The full list of nominees can be downloaded here.
The 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards air live on Sunday, August 29 at 8PM.
* According to Lostpedia, the number is officially 12. The 13th (Special Class Programs - digital media) is for Mysteries of the Universe.
11:08 am • 8 July 2010 • 188 notes • view comments