EW.com via CNN.com posted this interesting article about Season 5's un-caging of LOST.

I particularly enjoyed this section:

And now it's clear the time-travel element of the Island (beyond just the flashbacks/flash-forwards) has been part of the show from the beginning.

"This season, it's like the audience is finally opening up a present that was actually bought and wrapped years ago," says Lindelof. "At least, we hope they think it's a present."

In other words: The producers have a master plan -- and an exit strategy. But that master plan couldn't be unleashed fully until Lindelof and partner Carlton Cuse negotiated a series end date during season 3. "The same way our characters were sort of locked in cages in season 3, when the show went awry," says Cuse, "we felt locked in cages because we didn't know if our mythology had to go two more years or nine."

Yea! We're right!

Read the whole thing HERE.

Don't forget to watch the the final three Lost episodes from LAST season, tonight, on ABC. It's the lead up to the season premiere NEXT Wednesday.

Got it?

OK, there is a new trailer for the 2009 Season of LOST. This one features some old footage mixed with a music video from The Fray. It's kind of a cool recap of what happened last season, but what's even better are the pseudo-subliminal logos that pop-up though out the clip.

Logos for Ajira Airways. What the heck is this?

Something new to check out, click this link: Ajira Airways

The video:

I got an email from Octagon Global Recruiting (the commercial that ran during the last part of the season finale).

Here's what it says:

Octagon Global Recruiting, on behalf of the Dharma Initiative, would like to thank you for registering your expression of interest in our latest volunteer recruitment drive.

We will be launching in San Diego on July 24th at Comic-Con International offering select registrants the opportunity to take an exciting aptitude test that will give applicants the chance to demonstrate their unique talents.

The Dharma Initiative hopes you will be able to join us to find out more about their ground-breaking new research project. We will contact you closer to the date with more information.

For those not able to join us in San Diego, Dharma's full recruitment program will be made available online to registered recruits after July 27th.

In the meantime, the Dharma Initiative urges you to spread the word. Invite your colleagues to join the team at www.octagonglobalrecruiting.com and take part in this once in a lifetime opportunity.

The Associated Press has an interview with Michael Emerson (you know him as freaky-deaky Ben) where he shares a few hints about what to expect in the new season. Check it out: HERE.
Get a few more hints on what's to come here: HERE

Our morning show, Good Morning Texas, will be interviewing Michael Emerson (the mostly evil "Ben") tomorrow. I will post the interview video immediately following the show!

Can't wait!

I have confirmed this, so this is not a rumor.

At the begging of the new J.J. Abrams produced movie "Cloverfield," just as the color-bars start... in the lower right hand corner of the screen, the Dharma logo pops up for a split second.

I took this image from another LOST message board... I did NOT photograph the movie... but this is accurate.

Cool, huh?

Looks like Sci-Fi channel and G4TV will be showing re-runs of LOST starting next fall. They also plan interactive versions of the show... sort of like the way G4 handled Star Trek.

Cool!

Story here