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Lost SPOILERS Four-Toed Foot!

Other guesses

Ran the 4 letters, with no "e" or "a" through a online word program. came back with thousands of words, but only a few could possibly make sense (as far as I can figure). Here they are:

Brig - The Island is a prison (not sure why or for who, or why the rest of the world would depend on it? Unless it is keeping someone very dangerous confined (ie. Satan)

Womb - The Island is like Eden. The birth place of all humanity and the source of our continued growth. Ties in with the Egyptian statute of fertility. Kind of metaphysical, but could be the answer. No children being born on the island is a sign that something is very wrong on the isalnd and with the world.

Crib - Kind of like Womb. A place to nurture humanity. Locke built Claire a crib way back in season one. Also ties in with the no babies, interest in children, etc...

Door - The Island acts as a doorway to all other possible realities. Someone has to prevent it from being opened or all the realities will mix together and chaos will happen. Ties in with the alternate reality we are seeing this season. The MIB could be from another place and by opening the door he will "escape", Jacob has to keep the door locked. This is almost the exact same plot as Season 5 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, where Dawn was the Key to open the door between worlds.

Lock - Ties in with Door above. All the same stuff applies.

Ship & Plug were mentioned above. Plug would be the same thing as a Lock.
 
Slug. :)

Hmmm...
So our source has confirmed that scheduled to be film was a scene for Year 23 with kids portraying younger versions of characters. The speculation was MiB and Jacob.

Hey All,
A very reliable source has just sent over the following tidbits for scheduled filming?

I asked them if "23AD" meant a year but got no reply. I assume this could be what they are hinting at.

What else could it mean??

Here you go:

Beach camp. Children. 23AD.

"You'll see the biggest Ben episode ever in the next two weeks," says Michael, which first left us in a tizzy of excitement (come on, you know Ben episodes are always the best!). But it's what he tells us next that's cause for concern: "It's a big one, and it may be the last one of the Ben episodes...it's worth watching."
1. Hurley will not be the only person with the ability to actually see the dead this season.
2. Major character deaths are on the way. “We’ve lost people,” reports Garcia, who began shooting episode 15 of 18 this week. “We have moments of going, ‘Oh, man, we’re the only ones left.’ I guess now that the show’s ending, [the writers] can pretty much wipe us off the planet.”
 
Other guesses

Door - The Island acts as a doorway to all other possible realities. Someone has to prevent it from being opened or all the realities will mix together and chaos will happen. Ties in with the alternate reality we are seeing this season. The MIB could be from another place and by opening the door he will "escape", Jacob has to keep the door locked. This is almost the exact same plot as Season 5 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, where Dawn was the Key to open the door between worlds.
Really dig this idea.
 
from eonline:

1. Jack's baby momma (mother of David Shephard in the flash-sideways world) IS somebody we've met before. Juliet? Kate? Sara? Hmm...
2. We probably will see Walt again. "[Malcolm David Kelley] absolutely would still be on the show," Carlton Cuse said, "but the actor aged." Damon Lindelof: "We are working on a way to bring Walt back before Lost is all said and done."
3. Damon: "Ilana and Richard will say things to each other and about each other in the future."
4. Terry O'Quinn is "playing a guy who we're not going to see until the finale." (Eeeee!)
5. Someone IS coming to the island.
6. Matthew Abbadon will not return.
7. We will get an answer to Libby and Hurley and their connection in the past.
8. Vincent will be back.
9. The finale is being written right now. Episode 15 was just shot this week in Hawaii.
10. Damon says there's no need for an island to have a Lost-themed ride at Disney World: "Just put people in a black room, spin them around and punch them in the face and tell them 'You just had the Lost experience.'"
11. Will we find out if there really was a bird on the island that said "Hurley" as it flew by? "That is on our list of things to explain."
12. When asked if we'll find out what happened to Annie, Ben's childhood sweetheart, Carlton says "We don't want to say. Probably not."
13. The gang's back together! While answering an unrelated Q,Terry O'Quinnmentioned: "A whole bunch of the cast is working together again."

14. There will be more for Charlie fans.
15. Alan Dale aka Charles Widmore will return.
16. Whether Jacob actually ever furnished a list of candidates to Ben or The Others is speculative...and might have been Ben lying to get the surgery from Jack.
17. A clip was shown for next week's episode in which Sayid says "apparently, I'm evil," Miles tells Sayid he was dead and says "Whatever brought you back it wasn't them (Temple people)," and Claire storms into the Temple telling Dogen that "He" wants to talk to him.
 
Walt, Vincent, Libby, Widmore and the Hurley Bird are returning! :D

But no Abbadon or Annie. :(

And still no word on Ana-Lucia.
 
The thing is. How can they be "working on" getting Walt back when they already are writing the last episode? By this point they should already know if the actor can make it or not, so there shouldn't be any "work" in making it happen.
 
Terry O'Quinn is playing someone we won't see until the finale? It has to be a reborn Locke! For my sanity if nothing else.
 
Terry O'Quinn is playing someone we won't see until the finale? It has to be a reborn Locke! For my sanity if nothing else.
I think what that means is that we won't see MIB's true form until the finale.

The one coming to the island has got to be Desmond, given that Henry Ian Cusick has been spotted filming beach scenes with Terry O'Quin.
The answer is “yes” to the following:
Will Richard and Ilana exchange some words soon? Will we see another painting by Bender?
Do some of the characters’ last names have significance, particularly Jack’s?
Is Jack married to someone we’ve met before?
Was Jacob telling the truth when he said someone was coming to the island?
Will we learn more about Hurley and Libby’s connection?
Will we see Vincent and Charlie again? Will we learn if Desmond was really on the plane?

The answer is “no” to the following:
Will we get a conclusion to the story of Ben’s love, Annie?
Do the purple circles in Bender’s mural mean anything?
Did Juliet’s ex-husband get killed by a smoke bus?
Will there be a DVD release of the show in chronological order?

The answer is “maybe” to the following:
Will the Hurley bird be explained? Will we see Walt again?

The answer is “no comment” to the following:
Will we learn why women can’t have babies on the island?

Radio silence: After being bombarded with questions about the show for six years, Cuse said they do not plan on commenting on the series finale after it airs.

Final spoiler from Lindelof: “Water.”
Spoilers from the latest Podcast: Sayid will slit Lennon's throat in the next episode, "Sundown."

Big whoppers here:
Episode 6.15. "Across the Sea." 23 AD. We meet the Boy in Black. A woman named Claudia claims to be his mother. Another woman, called "Mother," tells young Jacob she killed their mother. Flash forward to 43 AD. Mother sends adult Jacob to get some firewood. He returns to see his village buirned to the ground. The young actor who played the boy who appeared to unLocke is listed as playing "Young Jacob" in this episode.

This is, apparently, actual dialog:

"Jacob, what are you doing?"

Sounds of yelling, fighting.

"I'm going with them... the other people."

"I want to go home to my mother."

"She's not even our real mother."

"You don't trust me, but one day you'll believe me."

Who says what, I don't know. The last two lines could be the same character.
 
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This is a riddle, but it could be a biggie spoiler if it can be solved. (well, apparently we will get the answer about half way through this season). So I am putting it in it's own spoiler code, and I figure anyone posting any guesses or the answer should put that in spoilers as well.


So…What Is the Island? It's described as a four-letter word. There's your first clue! Shall we play Hangman? There are no A's or E's in the word…Wanna buy another vowel? Okay, one more thing I can tell you is this: The Island has to exist, from what I've been told, and more importantly, someone has to protect it. It's important to the fate of the world outside of the island.

Some funny guesses:

Fiji. Somehow they just never realized it.

Hugo. He is so fat that the entire island is his ass.

Moon. The moon landing was a hoax, it really is made of cheese and Egyptian hieroglyphs

Ohio. Just because!

Shit. At least, everything we've seen may be full of shit, and the explanations will suck.

Styx. The band, not the river. (Actually, Styx somehow fits in with my Jacob = Hades and MiB literally = Cerberus theory)

Unix. Somehow they're all trapped in an operating system, which leads us to...

Zion. No, not the real Zion, but the one in the Matrix.
 
Matthew in Baltimore: Any ETA on how, when or if the two timelines on Lost will come together?
We can answer the "how" and "if" portion of your question with something Carlton Cuse told us this weekend: "We have two timelines we're exploring simultaneously, and when the audience understands how those two timelines connect, hopefully it will provide a satisfaction that will make you happy and give you what you want but not in the way you want it." As for that tricky "when," he'd only say this: "It's too much of a reveal, but let's say it won't happen until the very end of the show because that's obviously the big question of the season."

http://lostspoilers-odi.blogspot.com/

Looks like Sayid is going to kill both Dogen and Lennon in "Sundown."
 
^^^ Kinda bummed that Dogen is going to get clipped - I thought he was a very interesting character, but I'm glad Lennon's getting it. Dogen's secretive nature made him mysterious, but Lennon's "righteous secrecy" attitude annoyed the hell out of me from the beginning.
 
I just watched the CTV one before American Idol...looks like Ben's life is on the line!
 
1) Episode 6x15 Across the Sea - No series regulars will appear (Confirms what many might of suspected based on the filming for Year 23 with MiB and Jacob)
2) Rebecca Mader aka Charlotte will return (I believe from previous spoilers she returns in the flash-sideways of Sawyer)
3) Episode 6x09 Ab Aeterno:
- We will learn what the island is from Jacob. Last week she said that it is a 4-letter word with out an A or E but this week she says it has an O.
- We learn why Richard does not age

Source: E! Online
Posted By: The ODI

Read more: http://spoilerslost.blogspot.com/#ixzz0hA859och

No series regulars? That's crazy! :eek:
 
An island centric episode?

It better be mind blowing or I'm gonna be pissed without any character development.
 
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