Lost : Season II Info Roundup

August 10th, 2005 at 7:33 pm By johnsee (Television)

Firstly… this post is going to include some spoilers… so be warned.

Titles for the first three episodes have been revealed on the Oceanic Air newsletter:

Episode One: “Man of Science, Man of Faith” written by Damon Lindelof

Episode Three: “Orientation” written by Javier Grillo-Marxuach & Craig Wright

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Channel 4 has released a trailer for season 2. Unlike the previous trailer on the net, this one shows brand new footage of the survivors ballroom dancing on the beach. You can find it here.

Another channel4 page has another mysterious flash movie which clearly states 48 are left here. It also shows video footage of news reports discussing the myserious dissapearence of the plane.

Gamebiz is reporting that ABC (the show producers) and Channel 7 (who air the show in Australia) are planning a lost video game, RPG style, that would follow along with the show week in week out. All the info here.

Several sources from within the show all state that the numbers become a driving force of the second season

Former “Oz” co-star Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje is the latest actor to be found on “Lost.” According to the good folks at ABC, Adewale will play Emeka “a mysterious man whose presence on the island — and intentions — will be revealed in one of the early episodes in the upcoming second season.

“Right out of the gate we’re addressing some of the big mysteries of the island,” Lost co-creator and executive producer Damon Lindelof tells MediaVillage.com. “We’ll go right inside the tunnel, and what you’ll see in there changes everything.”

Lindelof also reveals “Whatever is in there will involve those mysterious numbers that led to Hurley’s lottery win and streak of bad luck in that character’s famous backstory.”

Boone, the one main character who died last season, will definitely stay dead. “So many times in genre shows when you kill someone off they come back. On Lost the rules are different. When you’re dead, you’re dead!” Lindelof declares.

“By the finale of season two viewers will know why the plane crashed,” Lindelof says. He envisions Lost running “somewhere in the neighborhood of 4-5 seasons.”

Sources:
Mediavillage Article
LOST-TV
Channel4
Gamebiz
Honolulu Advertiser