Here’s the first sneak peek at Henry Ian Cusick’s two-episode appearance on the new season of NBC’s ‘Law & Order: SVU’.
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Thanks to Sarah for sending us this deleted scene from “The End” included on LOST: The Complete Sixth and Final Season on DVD and Blu-Ray.
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Henry Ian Cusick will guest star in at least two episodes of NBC’s Law & Order: SVU next season. According to TVGuide.com, Cusick will play the role of Erik Weber, a graphic artist.
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Mick Jagger, the lead singer for The Rolling Stones, made a cameo on Jimmy Fallon’s running LOST spoof, LATE:
All previous episodes of LATE can be found here.
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The Island is a cork.
Oceanic Flight 815 crashed because of Desmond, Desmond came to the Island because of Widmore, Widmore came to the Island because of Jacob, Jacob is an angel who works selflessly and tirelessly for the Island, and the Island is a prison keeping the rest of the world safe from the Smoke Monster.
All the mysteries have been solved.
Or have they?
If the Island’s only function is to contain evil, how could it have healed Locke’s paralysis? Why did it cure Rose of her cancer and give her and Bernard happiness for the rest of their lives? If Jacob is a source of good, why did he intentionally cause the deaths of over three hundred people?
We know much about the Island. But with only five more hours of the Island’s story left to tell, there is much we do not yet understand. Let’s take a look at what we really know.
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NYMag’s Vulture blog, TVOvermind.com and The ODI have new interviews with Henry Ian Cusick. He talks about Desmond’s return to the Island, the Flash-Sideways, Desmond’s mission, the series finale and more. There are some mild spoilers on these interviews, but nothing too revealing.
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Iain, Paul and Tom are literally bursting to talk about our first Desmond episode this season, Happily Ever After.
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Tonight we witnessed unopposable force.
I am not speaking of Desmond’s ability to endure a magnetic field of several million Gauss, or his ease of movement from one spacetime to another. I do not refer to the virtually infinite energy locked in the Island’s depths or in the Monster’s smokey cloud. The force I speak of has nothing to do with personal triumph over adversity, nor does it concern the victory of good over evil.
It is stronger than any physical force. It is more powerful than love. Can a mother forget the child at her breast, lose compassion for the infant she has borne? Yet even if love be abandoned, this remains: Humanity will overcome any obstacle. Tonight we witnessed the unopposable power of human civilisation.
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Here’s another interview with HIC, via TV Watch:
It seems up to Desmond to open the eyes of the other Oceanic 815 passengers about the two worlds, the way Charlie [Dominic Monaghan] did for him.
Totally. I think anyone who doubted the Sideways, or thought they were just filler — now you fundamentally know that the Sideways world is so important to the outcome of the Island world. They say we’re driven by two emotions, love and fear, and Desmond is so driven now by love, which is the one we all want to be driven by. What’s interesting, as you’ll see later on this season, is that some people will do good things for love and some will do bad.In the episode, Desmond starts off angry, and even violent, but by the end, he’s determined to stay and help his father-in-law, whom he previously couldn’t stand.
I actually had a little bit of a problem with that. I had to speak to [executive producers] Carlton [Cuse] and Damon [Lindelof] because I didn’t get it. They said, ‘Think enlightened.’ But I needed something else so they explained to me that Desmond, now having had a glimpse of the Sideways world, is crystal clear on what he has to do.Why do you think he’s become such a fan favorite?
He’s a pretty average guy who’s been put in these incredible circumstances, and he just tries to do his best. I think audiences get that and relate to that.You’re currently shooting the finale. What can you reveal about it?
I don’t think anyone has a complete script. Security is tight and [producers] are keeping the final chapter under wraps. The whole last act is missing! And you definitely need the missing pages because, even up to what I’ve read, it’s still not resolved.
Click here to read the complete interview.
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Nobody can tell ya,
There’s only one song worth singing,
They may try and sell ya,
‘Cause it hangs them up to see someone like you …
But you’ve gotta make your own kind of music,
Sing your own special song,
Make your own kind of music,
Even if nobody else sings along …
This week, on Lost: We open on an eye, of course. Desmond’s eye. He’s groggy. Zoe’s there, and she explains that he’s coming out of sedation, and that they had to move him from the hospital. Desmond wants to know where he’s been moved, and he also wants to see Penny. A familiar voice informs Des that won’t be possible, and the plucky Scot looks up to see ol’ Chuck Widmore. The look on Desmond’s face and the sigh of disgust say that he’s not glad to see his bastardly father-in-law.
Desmond is understandably perturbed, and Widmore urges everyone to leave so he can take care of things. Chuck reminds Des that he was shot by Ben. Desmond just wants to see Penny, and Chuck tells him that his wife and son are perfectly safe. Chuck apologizes for taking Des away so quickly, but he had to do it this way because there’s no way Des would come with him if he hadn’t. Come where? asks Des.
“I brought you back to the Island. I can’t imagine how you must be feeling, but if you’ll give me a chance to explain …”
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