Via Deadline.com:
Mark Pellegrino has landed a leading role on the SyFy series Being Human. Based on the British series, Being Human centers on three mismatched twenty-something roommates, Aidan (Sam Witwer), a vampire, Josh, a werewolf and Sally (Meaghan Rath), a ghost. Pellegrino will play Aidan’s charismatic but menacing mentor Bishop. Pellegrino, who played Jacob on Lost and Lucifer on Supernatural, is repped by Domain and Framework.
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Buzzine has published individual video interviews with Mark Pellegrino and Titus Welliver. Check them out below!
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Mark Pellegrino (Jacob) and Titus Welliver (Man in Black) sat down with Buzzine for an exclusive interview. They talked about working together before LOST, what its like to share the screen as friends and what is next for them as actors after playing key roles on LOST.
[Via Buzzine Networks]
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A single question fascinated us for six years.
One question, posed over six seasons, in each of 121 episodes, in thousands of scenes, the query was always the same. Thirty-five characters tried to answer the question; twenty-one of them died in the attempt.
The scope was measured not in years but in millennia, not in lives lost but in the hundreds of souls sacrificed. Time itself had no meaning, for those asking the question and seeking the answer could move about unrestrained by the forward march of the clock. Each character formed the question into unique words. For Pierre Chang, the question centred around the origin of exotic matter. Charles Widmore wondered how the place might be exploited. The question in its most essential form was simple:
What is this Island?
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The writers of LOST tease the finale and talk about shutting down the writing room.
Watch the rest of the videos after the jump.
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This is the video recap for LOST season 6 episode 16, “What They Died For,” which aired May 18, 2010 on ABC.
My friend Allison joined me to summarize the night’s events and share our personal reactions to the show as it aired.
WARNING: Video contains Spoilers if you have not yet seen this episode!
This episode featured lots of crazy happenings both on and off the island.
Watch the video for the whole rundown and our reactions…
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The writers consider who’s the Man in Black and who’s Jacob: Damon Lindelof or Carlton Cuse.
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Jacob represents all that is good.
We know this because the woman who stole him told us so. The woman who told us human beings–people–would hurt Jacob and his brother, “because they’re people, Jacob, and that’s what people do.” The woman who said all people are the same: “They come, they fight, they destroy, they corrupt.” The woman who wished to prevent corruption by smashing the skull of the boys’ birth mother and wiping out an entire village of peaceful Roman peasants.
Jacob represents all that is good.
If you believe this, you are obliged to believe as Jacob’s mentor taught him: That you, dear reader, are a blight on this earth, not worthy of drawing your next breath.
Tonight’s episode was breathtaking. It brought light to the most perplexing mysteries in Mittelos. It revealed where the survivors stand, and where they must stand to bring order, to maintain the light, to restore Eden. Tonight we witnessed the essence of LOST.
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I’ll just leave this here:
Retcon - “Retroactive Continuity” v. to retroactively revise (a plot, storyline, character, event, history, etc.), usually by reinterpreting past events, or by theorizing how the present would be different if past events had not happened or had happened differently. See: Crisis on Infinite Earths; Wolverine’s bone claws; Greedo shoots first.
Once upon a time, there was an Island. It was a very special place. To this Island came a lady in red – shipwrecked and washed ashore, this lady was very, very pregnant. Although the lady in red survived her ordeal, she did not believe that her ship companions had, and so thought that she was alone. She wasn’t. Soon, thankful for finding a stream for fresh water, she bent to take a drink and was startled when she looked up and found that Allison Janney was on the Island, as well. She seemed shocked to also find that Allison Janney spoke Latin.
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