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Tags: Ana Lucia, Charlotte, Episode 6.08, Juliet Burke, Kate, Sawyer

“Do you want to die alone?”

Miles’ question went to the heart of tonight’s episode.  The more James Ford remains unchanged, unmoving, the more the world around him whirls about, laughing at him, demonstrating time and again the inadequacy of his actions and plans.  Whether wooing an archeologist with a flower, conning a woman with a too-obvious scheme, or losing a battle of wits with the Man in Black, Sawyer found himself in over his head, rendered impotent by event and circumstance.

The worlds around Sawyer are not only changing.  They are converging.  The challenges James has faced to this point are as molehills to the coming mountains.  If he is to survive, Sawyer will have to do something he has successfully resisted his entire life:  Sawyer must grow up.
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Tags: Charlotte, Episode 6.08, LOST Theories, man in black, Pearson Moore, recaps&reviews, Sawyer, Season 6, Smoke Monster

Rebecca Mader points out a continuity gap about her character.

Tags: Carlton Cuse, Charlotte, Damon Lindelof, LOST Slapdown, Rebecca Mader, Videos

In this week’s official LOST audio podcast,  Damon Lindelof & Carlton Cuse prehash “Whatever Happened, Happened”, apologise to Rebeca Madder and announce their selections for the S5 finale twist codename.

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Tags: ABC, Benjamin Linus, Charlotte, He's Our You, Ilana, Kate, Official Podcast, Rebecca Mader, Sayid, Season 5, Whatever Happened Happened

In last week’s official LOST Podcast, EPs Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse attempted to explain Charlotte’s age discrepancy (according to Ben, she was born in 1979, but we saw her alive in 1974) by claiming that Rebecca Mader asked to change her age in an earlier script.

Yesterday, Rebecca fired back on her MySpace Channel:

Pissed
I just wanted to say that I NEVER changed my age on the set of LOST as Damon and Carlton accused me of on the most recent LOST podcast.
Charlotte Lewis was ALWAYS meant to be 28 and born in 1979.
It was written in the script EP # 402 of which I have a copy and I can prove this!
They made a mistake.
They are making it MY fault.
NOT COOL.

Reached for comment by Michael Ausiello last evening, Damon and Carlton now admit that they got their facts wrong:

Rebecca is absolutely right and we apologize to both her and the entire fan community for screwing up the story. By way of explanation, here’s what happened:

There were a gazillion questions about the timeline discrepancy in that young Charlotte clearly exists in 1974, but wasn’t supposed to be born until 1979, per a single line of dialogue courtesy of Ben back in episode #402. When we inquired as to how this happened, the intel came back that we used Rebecca Mader’s birthday, July 2, 1979 because she was actually eight years YOUNGER than the character as originally conceived/scripted. We misremembered this as having come from Rebecca herself on the set, but in fact, it came several days earlier when our continuity expert Gregg Nations pointed it out and suggested using Rebecca’s actual birthday for Charlotte. And so, the mistake was OURS. Rebecca’s production draft DID have the date as being 1979.

Our first mistake was the timeline gaffe, but the much more significant one was wrapping Rebecca up in this when she had nothing to do with it. Not her fault on any level. It was our bad. One hundred percent. We will say as much in a very special “Eating Crow” edition of our Podcast tomorrow. Speaking of which, what a wonderful world we live in where we can make a comment in a Podcast that triggers a response on someone’s Facebook page and that triggers a mea culpa on someone else’s blog. Ah, technology.”

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Tags: Carlton Cuse, Charlotte, Damon Lindelof, Gregg Nations, Official Podcast, Rebecca Mader

In this week’s audio podcast, EPs Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse prehash next week’s episode, as well as drop a few hints of what’s coming up for the rest of the season:

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Tags: Carlton Cuse, Charlotte, Damon Lindelof, Ethan, He's Our You, Official Podcast, Sayid, Season 5

After a couple of busy weeks we are back with the SL-LOST podcast discussing last week’s episode: “This Place Is Death”. Enjoy!

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Tags: Charlotte, Christian Shephard, Daniel Faraday, Hurley, John Locke, LOST Theories, recaps&reviews, Rousseau, Season 5, SL-LOST Podcast, SL-LOST Recap/Review, Smoke Monster, This Place is Death, Widmore

Previously, on Lost: Kate meets Jack at the docks and is surprised to find Ben there. Jack tells her Ben’s with him. That doesn’t sit too well with Kate because she knows that Ben’s the one that’s trying to take Aaron. Ben admits to it. Meanwhile, in a car not too far away, Sun is watching all this going down while petting the gun in her lap. She’s got some vengeance on her mind. Back on the island, the left-behinders continue to jump through time, and just about everyone is developing nosebleeds. Locke wants to get everyone to the Orchid so he can go off-island and bring the Oceanic Six back to stop the time flashes. Out at sea, Jin is picked up by some Frenchies in a liferaft and they turn out to be Danielle Rousseau and her crew. Jin’s a bit confused, but alive. Woot.

This week, on Lost: Sun, while waiting to attack Ben at gunpoint, gets a phone call from her daughter, Ji-Yeon. She’s a cutie pie, and Sun tells her that she met a new friend for her in America – Aaron. She hangs up, grabs her gun and proceeds to get all up in Ben’s grill. She wants Ben to pay for killing Jin, to which Ben responds by telling her that Jin is still alive.

Back on the island, Jin is, indeed, still alive and still confused, but starts getting the picture when he and Danielle chat some more. The other Frenchies have picked up the radio signal that repeats the numbers over and over and want to know if there is a radio tower on the island. They want Jin to take them, but all Jin wants to do is get back to the beach camp. He doesn’t know the way, though, so he eventually agrees to take them to the radio tower so that he can get his bearings and then head to the beach. Uh, okay, whatever. I didn’t quite understand this logic, nor do I know how Jin knows where the radio tower is since he wasn’t one of the ones to go there in “Through the Looking Glass” back in Season Three. I can only shrug.

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Tags: Benjamin Linus, Charlotte, Chris Kirkman, Jin, LOST Theories, recaps&reviews, Season 5, Smoke Monster, This Place is Death

Here’s a new Q&A from LA Times with Rebecca Mader. Do NOT read it unless you have watched last night’s episode!

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Tags: Charlotte, interview, Rebecca Mader, Season 5, This Place is Death