This is my live reaction and recap video of episode 6 of season 6 of LOST, “Sundown,” which aired March 2, 2010 on ABC. This episode focused on Sayid’s life off the island in the flash sideways and gave us a deeper look into the life of the samurai guy at the temple. In the end, the man in black (Locke) convinces Sayid to join his side and insane dramatics ensue.
What did YOU think about this episode?
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Stoic, mystical Jonathan “John” Locke is presented in this fantastic bobble head. He stands 7-inches tall, is finely crafted of resin, and features superb detail that’s accurate to the hit Lost TV series and typical of the wobblers in this series!
Prime Candidate: Cultural Thoughts on LOST 6.04, “The Substitute”
by Pearson Moore
We know who he is. We know his history and we understand his motivations. The Prime Candidate was identified not only by name, but by number.
Carlton Cuse promised “illumination” in this episode, and he delivered: illuminated integers, a child glowing in the jungle, and brilliantly coloured themes of balance, strength, and humanity. “The Substitute” was a feast for the eyes and for the mind, and arguably the richest episode of the last six seasons.
This week’s all new episode of LOST, The Substitute, was chock full of surprise appearances and semi-revelations. Do we finally know what the numbers mean?!
Check out my live reaction video from last night’s episode, guest starring my good friend Allison. (And make sure you watch till the end for her dramatic re-enactment of one of LOST’s most iconic scenes.)
Fancast.com has a new interview with Terry O’Quinn:
If there’s been one knock on ‘Lost’s new season, it’s that the alternate reality where Flight 815 didn’t crash has left people a bit cold. Are those storylines going to get more compelling? I have no way to read that kind of thing; I simply do my best when I’m performing it. But I’ve been told by one person who’s seen it that in the episode coming up, [the "sideways" storytelling] really kicks in.
I read that around midseason, you have a scene where you unload a lot of island history. Was it hard to grasp all of it as you said it? It’s delivered so piecemeal, and I’m fed it the same way the audience is fed it, that it’s not hard to grasp. All I have to know is “What are my lines?” and “What is my character’s objective in this scene?”
Click here to read the full interview. (Beware of spoilers for tonight’s episode!)
Impartial Risk Cultural Musings on the Resurrection of John Locke
by Pearson Moore
He was the most trusting person on the Island. Gullibility proved not only a weakness, but the fatal flaw of character that destroyed John Locke. But in the same way that Hurley’s insanity is the surest sign of his well-grounded sanity, gullibility will prove John Locke’s greatest strength. Insanity is sanity. Weakness is strength. Freedom is slavery. George Orwell proved these statements false. Sixty years later, Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse will prove them true. That truth will provide the philosophical basis for return of John Locke to the Island.
Magnificence
The Cultural Mythology of LOST 1.01 to 6.18
by Pearson Moore
His name is Kambei Shimada, a ronin who lived five hundred years ago. He is an aged, balding, unemployed swordsman, symbol of a dying breed of men useless in an age of muskets. His story required only two hundred seven minutes of celluloid. We think we know him: hero, defender of peasants, leader of men. But his story does not end with one year’s barley harvest, or even an entire nation’s movement into the modern age. Without Kambei Shimada, we understand neither sixteenth century Japan, nor even twenty-first century America. This single figure from the imagination of Akira Kurosawa holds the key to LOST.
50% John Locke, 50% Man in Black, 100% Hardcore. From televisions LOST, this print of an original 16×20 inch acrylic painting depicts the true nature of our newly risen John Locke.
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