Spoiler Alert (?): if you don’t want to know any details about the LOST Epilogue, stop reading this now!

Via Kristin Dos Santos:

“It will address some of the issues, like the food drops, and it will deal with what happened on the island after Hurley took over and how he handled things,” Garcia reveals of the DVD bonus feature he shot. “It will give you a taste of what took place after Hurley took over as the new number one. There’s a little epilogue thing going on with the DVD.”

Inside sources also told me that Walt (Malcolm David Kelley) will be shown in the bonus material. “We’ll find out what happens to Walt,” says the insider. But when asked who else he worked with, Jorge replied coyly: “There are other people in it, but I’m not going to tell you who.”

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Via Kristin Dos Santos:

“For those people that want to pony up and buy the complete Lost series, there is a bonus feature,” Michael just told our Kevin Pereira of Attack of the Show!, which airs tonight at 7 on E!’s brother network G4. “Which is um, you could call it an epilogue. A lost scene. It’s a lot; it’s 12 or 14 minutes that opens a window onto that gap of unknown time between Hurley (Jorge Garcia) becoming number one and the end of the series.”

Michael says this extra footage is not the premise for a spinoff. “It’s self-contained. Although, it’s a rich period in the show’s mythology that ‘s never been explored, so who knows what will come of it.”

That said, as I reported earlier, we’ll find out what happens to Walt on the DVD as well. And so for the last time ever (sniff!), I think I get to say, Lost spoiler alert! Whatcha wanna bet that during Hurley and Ben’s adventures on the island, they run into Walt a few years into the future, when he’s oh, 18 and looking just as Malcolm David Kelley looks now?

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Which former Lost cast member tells TVGuide.com there is a “very large” possibility that he or she will return to the show during its sixth and final season? And how might that actor’s sound bite tie into the big tease tendered by a new ABC promo?

Watch the new entry in TVGuide.com’s Getting Lost video series to see how the latest buzz is adding up to as unlikely a reunion as Paul McCartney and Heather Mills!

As always, send any comments or questions about ABC’s Lost to getting_lost@tvguide.com.

[Via TVGuide.com]

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Matthew Fox, Evangeline Lilly & Michael Emerson

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Damon Lindelof & Carlton Cuse

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On this week’s installment of TVGuide.com‘s “Getting Lost” video series, Matt Mitovich talks to Malcolm David Kelley and a new cast member whose character will make her first appearence on next week’s episode: “LaFleur”.

The video is spoilerish, so those of you who want to watch it please click on “Read the rest of this entry”.

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Here’s a new interview from E!Online with Malcolm David Kelly:

Malcolm David Kelley wants closure.

Just like the rest of us, MDK is a hard-core Lost fan, which means he is dying to know more about what makes Walt so “special,” and he even has some ideas about where Walt might fit in season six. We just spoke to MDK exclusively, and he shared his pitch for Walt’s future and what he knows about the kid’s superpowers.

Read on for the inside track about the future of WAAALT!

After last night’s brief but tantalizing return engagement, Malcolm is ready and willing to go another round with Lost. “I would like to come back for a long stretch, but it’s not up to me. It’s up to the writers.”

In fact, after having been a recurring character for seasons two through five, he’d be down with returning to regular-castmember status for season six. “That would be cool.”

Like the rest of us, MDK is intrigued by the hints about Walt’s “special” qualities and wants to know more. He says that Walt is man with a mission; he just needs to find his jumping-off point: “He knows something’s going on because he has those magic powers, and he didn’t get to fulfill his purpose of being on the Island, and now he’s back home, but I think he knows what’s going on. I think if he had the chance to [go back] he would, but I think he feels he wants somebody to ask him or to feel like they need him.”

Attention, Darlton: Would someone please call Walt back to the Island? Please?

As for those “magic powers,” MDK personally has no doubt that Walt is indeed a human with special abilities: “I am really convinced he has those magic powers. I think he can make anything happen that he wants to. Remember with the polar bear? He brought the polar bear out of the book. I think [his abilities] are totally independent of the Island, but I think it is a place where he can really use his powers. At home he can’t really do anything with his powers, ’cause he’d be just kind of a weird kid—on the Island is where he can be free.” Awww, no wonder he gets along so well with Terry O’Quinn‘s medicine-man character John Locke.

MDK even has some ideas he’s been working up for actual scenes where Walt makes his triumphant return: “I’ve actually been thinking about this so much! I’ve been wanting to write my own episode and send it to Damon [Lindelof] and them. Like, I’d pitch it myself. One episode, the opening is me sitting in a chair on the phone on the Island and just talking business and stuff. I don’t know. I’ve just been reading so much into it.” Hey! Us too! Lost high-five!

Would you want to see MDK back full-time for season six? What’s your theory about his “magic powers”? Post in the comments!

Source: E!Online

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Here is an interview from Craveonline.com with Malcolm David Kelly, where he confirms that he is not on call for Season 5, but he senses that something will “pop up”.

Crave Online: It was great to see you back on Lost finally.

Malcolm David Kelly: Thank you, appreciate it.

Crave Online: How was it to get back after all this time?

Malcolm David Kelly: It was cool. I mean, just going back and going back to Hawaii and seeing everybody, all my friends and family back there. It was nice and amazing, I love it.

Crave Online: So you had a reunion with the whole cast?

Malcolm David Kelly: Oh yeah, oh yeah. The cast, every time I go out there, we go out and eat. Or every time I’m back in LA when we have a break like this, we’re all hanging out.

Crave Online: Were you in a holding pattern just waiting to find out when they’d have Walt back?

Malcolm David Kelly: Yeah, and working. Whenever they call me and let me know when they want me to come back, I’ll just go out there and shoot and come back home and keep working.

Crave Online: Were you ever worried that so much time was passing?

Malcolm David Kelly: Yeah, I thought they were either going to try to recast me or just kill me off or something like that. I’m grateful that I’m still on there.

Crave Online: Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse told us they’d worked your aging into the story. Did they tell you not to sweat it?

Malcolm David Kelly: No, they didn’t tell me not to sweat it. I’m still sweating a little bit but then when I found out I was my normal age, then it all worked out. Everything should be cool. That meant I should come back.

Crave Online: Now that Lost has been on for a few years, can you appreciate it as a fan?

Malcolm David Kelly: The show is great. There’s still nothing else out there like this show so that’s always amazing for TV and it’s amazing for me.

Crave Online: When you finally got a script with Walt in it, how satisfied were you with where he was at that point?

Malcolm David Kelly: I was glad and especially the age factor like we talked about. I’m glad I got to play my normal age so I wouldn’t have to change my voice like I’ve been trying to do and make it higher in scenes and everything like that. So that’s a pretty cool transition.

Crave Online: How about his adjustment back to home life and his relationship with his father?

Malcolm David Kelly: I thought that was pretty cool but then my dad died on the show so I won’t be seeing him too much anymore, but I’m still going to see him in real life. In flashbacks, hopefully they give us enough where we still get to keep working together so I’m looking forward to it.

Crave Online: Are you on call for the upcoming season?

Malcolm David Kelly: No, not that they’ve told me so far but I know something probably is going to pop up.

Crave Online: Because now we’re bouncing back and forth.

Malcolm David Kelly: Yeah, we can go anywhere they want to with those writers.

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Here is a new article from E!Online:

One of the (many) burning questions inspired by the Lost finale is, “To whom was Ben referring when he says that everyone has to go back to the Island?” Meaning, who, exactly, is everyone?

Does everyone include Ji-Yeon, who was conceived on the Island but never took a breath there? Does it include helicopter pilot Frank, who just stopped by for a three-hour tour? And perhaps most intriguingly, does it include Walt, who left “early,” and whose father has surely already paid the piper?

Now, I can’t tell you yet if Ben’s edict includes the babies, but I can tell you what Malcolm David Kelley thinks about Walt’s situation!

When asked at the 34th Annual Saturn Awards in Universal City, Calif., if he thought Walt had to go back with the rest of the gang, Malcolm said, “Yeah, I think I should go back to the Island and stir up a little trouble back there. I think that’d be pretty cool.” Agreed!

Has he talked to the writers about guesting, recurring or becoming a regular on either of the show’s final two seasons? Said Malcolm: “They haven’t told me anything right now, but if and when they tell me, I’ll go out to Hawaii and start working.”

In the meanwhile, between now and the return of Lost, hang in there to see Malcolm in a new film he’s very enthusiastic about. He said, “I just finished a movie in North Carolina called Mississippi Damned. It should be coming out some time next year, and it’s a drama taking place in the ’80s and ’90s. It’s a very good movie

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Which of these questions are going to be answered before the season ends, in your opinion?

1) Is Aaron’s mummy going bye-bye? With Aaron now living with Kate and calling her mama, one could assume that Claire is either a) dead or b) back on the island wielding the least effective Amber Alert ever. Is a tender sign-off in her future?

2) How did Alex end up with Ben? Poor Alex grew up thinking Ben was her father. How did that “happen”? And isn’t it a little strange that it took a hardcore jungle survivalist like Rousseau 16 years to find her?

3) Why does Hurley see dead people? Is there more to these visions than just a mental disorder? Hurley’s imaginary pal Dave helped him overcome his shyness and the reappearance of Charlie kick-starts Hurley’s desire to return to the island.

4) How did Michael and Walt get back to New York? Desmond’s storyline has shown that leaving the island is not a simple process. “Meet Kevin Johnson” revealed that the pair made it back to New York, but how?

5) Are you buying this “constant” nonsense? Stuck in a time travel loop, Desmond is headed for a Minkowski-style aneurysm, but after a little chit-chat with Penny, his “constant,” he’s fine? Does this make sense?

6) How does Sayid end up working for Ben? What — or who — could Ben possibly have in his corner that would make the forthright military man end up gunning-for-hire for His Otherness?

7) Will we ever learn all of Jack’s father’s secrets? We know that he’s both Jack and Claire’s dad, but is there more to the late Dr. Shephard Sr. (John Terry)? For example, is he maybe not dead? Is he maybe — oh, I don’t know — Jacob?

Is Jin really dead? We saw Sun bring her newborn daughter to Jin’s grave, a grave that showed Jin’s date of death as September 22, 2004, the date of the crash. Did he really die, or is it some elaborate Oceanic Six cover-up?

9) Where is Penny’s boat? OK, now that we know what is NOT PENNY’S BOAT, where is her dang rescue party? Surely not still poking around the Arctic, right?

10) What is Smokey the Monster? Rousseau called it a security system that protects the island. We learn something new about Smokey every time we see him. So far he has made some noises and attacked and/or killed people. What’s next?

11) Can Juliet be trusted? At this point, Juliet has double-, triple-, and quadruple-crossed nearly every character on the island. We know she wants to leave the island. We know she hates Ben and loves Jack. Or do we?

12) Who are the bad guys? Ben is fond of saying that he’s one of the good guys. More recently, he’s pointed an accusatory finger at Charles Widmore (Alan Dale, pictured), Penny’s dad, as the guy who faked the crash of Oceanic 815.

13) How did the island cure Locke and Rose? Locke was paralyzed and Rose had cancer before they boarded Oceanic 815. But now they’re both cured. That’s some talented electromagnetism they got there, ay?

14) Who is in the coffin? It seems to be of smaller than average size. The funeral parlor appears to be in an African-American neighborhood. Nobody shows up for the funeral. Who is it? And why does Jack take his or her passing so hard?

Source: TV Guide

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