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Lost SPOILERS Four-Toed Foot!

It won't be. Matthew Fox has already mentioned (I believe back during Season 4) when he was on Jimmy Kimmel that he is one of the few people that the producers have told the whole storyline to and how everything will end up and he's part of it.
Not only that, but on the fifth season blu-ray/DVD commentary, Lindelof says they thought it would be cool to have Jack be passive for most of the season and let other people tell him what to do to, in his words, give him a break before what's coming for him in the final season. So Jack's definitely got a big role coming up.

Another hint of what's coming from the commentary -- According to Cuse and Lindelof, Desmond's purpose has yet to be revealed. Why he's special and "the rules don't apply to him" isn't specifically stated, but Cuse mentioned the turning of the key and being at ground zero for the hatch implosion, implying this is the reason.
 
Another hint of what's coming from the commentary -- According to Cuse and Lindelof, Desmond's purpose has yet to be revealed. Why he's special and "the rules don't apply to him" isn't specifically stated, but Cuse mentioned the turning of the key and being at ground zero for the hatch implosion, implying this is the reason.

Thinking about it more, and within the context of what has happened since, I wonder if "turning the key" did in fact "reset" something, like what the nuke going off was/is supposed to do?

Maybe what Desmond did then with the fail safe altered the timeline somehow. Maybe that's how Locke, Desmond and Eko survived the hatches destruction? And when the nuke went off at the end of season five, the timeline got altered again. So what we are dealing with now is an altered timeline, of an altered timeline.

Or something like that. I mean they still have never said how Eko, Locke and Desmond survived the blast/impolsion of the hatch. They should have all been killed by it, not somehow "teleported" out of the hatch at the last second, with Locke having no voice, Eko injured and Desmond naked.
 
I assume that the Island moved when Desmond turned the key hence the sky changing color like it did when it moved in the fourth season's finale.
 
Well when Desmond turned the key, the sky went all violet but when the island was moved by Ben, it went all white.

So not sure if that means anything. Also I'm not sure how turning the key would move the island. How would Dharma be able to rig a key to make the island move? If there was an easier way to move the island then turning the wheel wouldn't Ben have done that? Especially if it would allow him to stay on the island after moving it, like Desmond was able to. Also, Ben and the Others seem to know a hell of a lot about the Dharma stations and experiments so if the Swan had an easy way to move the island why wouldn't they take it over so they could use it if needed?

This also brings up the Button issue. I don't think pressing the button "saved the world" or anything like that. It might have stopped a major explosion of something, but nothing super dangerous. Otherwise, the Other's would have taken the station over themselves. They definitely had the man power to safely keep pressing the button, rather then leaving it in the hands a lone man who may or may not kill himself or hurt himself or run off and not press it. I mean the Others want to keep the island safe, so if the button actually did anything major, they would have been pushing it to keep the island safe not let someone else do it.
 
How would Dharma be able to rig a key to make the island move?

They didn't - it was already there. In the one scene where they were drilling and they came up with some x-ray/sonogram picture of the chamber, you could see the wheel in the wall. They were acting very surprised that all that was in there, prompting the fear that additional drilling would release the energy.

My bet is that equipment was placed there by the ancients who "built" the island. I'm still thinking the whole place was a piece of Atlantis or Lemuria or something of the like.
 
How would Dharma be able to rig a key to make the island move?

They didn't - it was already there. In the one scene where they were drilling and they came up with some x-ray/sonogram picture of the chamber, you could see the wheel in the wall. They were acting very surprised that all that was in there, prompting the fear that additional drilling would release the energy.

My bet is that equipment was placed there by the ancients who "built" the island. I'm still thinking the whole place was a piece of Atlantis or Lemuria or something of the like.

You're confusing the two stations. The station where they punched in the numbers, and Desmond turned the key, is not the same station that had the 'donkey wheel' (where they did the x-ray/sonogram picture of the chamber).
 
Do you ever get that feeling in the pit of your stomach that's basically a red alarm warning you not to do something?

Well, that's precisely the feeling I'm (stupidly?) ignoring right now as I cave in and give you highly vocal "Skaters," "Jaters" and "Sulieters" what you've been asking--no, begging--for since our 12 Days of Lost-mas began: Some sort of info as to where Lost's romantic storylines may be heading in the upcoming season.

So why is the red alarm going off? 'Cause this is highly volatile subject matter, people!

But you asked, so here we go. Don't shoot the messenger...

Six of these things are true:

Juliet survives the bomb. TRUE
Juliet does not survive the bomb. TRUE
Kate and Sawyer flirt. TRUE - Alt
Kate and Sawyer kiss. FALSE
Juliet and Sawyer kiss. TRUE
Jack and Sayid touch lips. TRUE - On Island

There is a scene with Sawyer in the season premiere that will make you cry buckets--assuming you aren't a robot--and (possibly?) make you Skaters happy. TRUE - Juliet Dying

Which one is false?

Source: E!Online

Read more: http://spoilerslost.blogspot.com/#ixzz0biC5RURR

Just a few snippets that I've managed to collate.

- From the recent Kristen spoiler the "Am I alive?" statement is made by Charlie after Jack saves him
- Boone and Locke talk again in the Premiere
- Sawyer is back to his best conman ways in the Premiere
- Arzt and Hurley talk about Mr.Clucks
- Jin has money "issues"
- Christians Coffin never made it onto the plane
- Kate steals something from Jack
- Locke and Jack speak about Locke's knives

Source: DarkUFO

Read more: http://spoilerslost.blogspot.com/#ixzz0biC1qPHI

ONE MORE MONTH PEOPLE!!!
 
I've just received some info from my source that Episode 6.11 - will be Desmond centric and that we will see Room 23 and Widmore again. I can also confirm that Episode 6.10 will be Jin/Sun Centric.

I should have some titles soon for these episodes

Source: DarkUFO

Read more: http://spoilerslost.blogspot.com/#ixzz0bygwn9Kz

One of the recent Kristin posts mentioned that

"How's this for a morsel for now: One Lostie we know and love will vow to kill another Lostie we know and love."

I just though I'd let you know that it's Claire she is referring to who threatens Kate.

But we all probably knew that 2 weeks ago when our Hangman game was solved.

Read more: http://spoilerslost.blogspot.com/#ixzz0byh98ZKi

Hey all, the flood of New Year spoilers seems to keep on flowing. Many of you asked about the little snippet from a previous spoiler which said "...pretty cool huh". Well my source saw all your comments about this and decided to share with you that part. I won't post the actual email as it has personal info and other stuff in it but have recreated the key parts below.

"Within the first 4 episodes, Sawyer who has gone a bit "dark" meets up with MIB/Smokey and he is given 3 choices

- Go to the Temple with the Others
- Stay and wait with his friends
- Join him and help Smokey/MIB get off the Island

Sawyer chooses to join sides with Smokey
"

You can discuss this spoiler in our Forums here.

Read more: http://spoilerslost.blogspot.com/#ixzz0byhG5UP6

Can't wait to see Ole Smokey again!
 
Here are a couple more snippets from one of my sources who was lucky enough to see some of the early episodes, although he refused to say which ones. I suspect 6.3/6.4 and possibly 6.5 based on information I have from other contacts.

- Flock ventures into Otherton and persuades Sawyer to join him for a little "trip"
- He takes him to a place with lots of names with lines through them
- The names all have numbers attached
- Sawyer finds his own name on the list - He is Number 15
- Locke's name is crossed out - He was Number 4
- Kate's name is on there as Austen - (My source did not reveal her number)
- Jack and Hurley discover a special "mirror" at the Lighthouse (Based on other info I have I think this is 6.5)
- The Mirror gives Jack a "flash" of his past when it is "aligned" correctly.

Read more: http://spoilerslost.blogspot.com/#ixzz0cBpfD8Rx

Wow, these spoilers are quite, um, spoilery. :lol:
 
- Sawyer finds his own name on the list - He is Number 15
- Locke's name is crossed out - He was Number 4
Interesting. Locke was 4. Sawyer 15. So who will be 8, 16, 23, and 42? And what's the significance? They said the Numbers will be back in a surprising way, I think this is going to be it.
 
Well, wasn't it stated in Season 3 that Jack wasn't on 'the list'?

Process of elimination :D
 
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