So, would you like to see the first four minutes of the first epsiode of season 6?

Watch away!



What do you think?

One new frame of LOST S6 footage...

There's a new Lost promo out (No. 16, if you're keeping track), and mostly it shows things going...backward. Are we talking timeline reboot here? Sure seems like it.

But the notable thing about this clip is that it includes one whole frame of new Season 6 footage.

The new image is of Claire holding a serious-looking gun, looking like someone Sawyer might call "Blondie Bad-Ass." Certainly is something we've never seen our little mama do before!

Buy a piece of LOST history...

The sixth and last season of Lost is less than two weeks away. But if you're already wondering what you'll do when your favorite show has ended, take heart: You can have a piece of Lost for your very own.

The auction house Profiles in History plans to sell a collection of authentic Lost props this summer. The sale will include key pieces of Lostabilia such as Daniel Faraday's journal, Kate's toy airplane, young James Ford's letter to "Mr. Sawyer," the photo of Desmond and Penny, Ben's forged passports, the survivors' bottle filled with messages, Sayid's photo of Nadia, Danielle Rousseau's music box, Charlie's "DS" ring, John Locke's hunting knife and scabbard, Sawyer's makeshift eyeglasses, Hugo's winning lottery ticket with "the numbers," and many more items.

Check the Profiles in History website for a slide show to preview the auction, and you can sign up on the website for e-mail alerts about the Lost auction, too.

WaPo's Lost Central chats with Lostpedia

In case you missed it, check out today's Lost Central chat on the WashPost site. Postie Lost fanatics Jen Chaney and Liz Kelly talk to Lostpedia founder Kevin Croy and site admins Paul Kerton and Sam McPherson. They talk fave pop-culture moments in the series, what they will miss most when it's all over, and of course theories theories theories.

Check in every Wednesday at 1 PM Central for more Lost Central chat, with Jen and Liz deconstructing new episodes once Season 6 starts on Feb. 2.

The Onion: Last season of Lost will make fans more annoying than ever

Thanks to Jeff for sending this story ...

Fake news outlet, The Onion, predicts that this final season of Lost will make fans more annoying than ever.

Hilarious part: Shelters are being opened for those who live with Lost fans. Don't miss the words on the screen that say that this is modeled after successful containment of fans from The Wire (another brilliant show.)

The best part: Cuse and Lindelof are in on the joke and are actually interviewed.



Final Season Of 'Lost' Promises To Make Fans More Annoying Than Ever

Funny FAKE spoiler from Cuse, Lindelof

Check out this video. Yes, it's a FAKE spoiler. But it's funny and very short.

So, at the end of an interview, Damon Lindelof and Carlton make sure the cameras are off and then reveal the identities of Adam and Eve.

The answer will shock you. OK, it won't. But this clip will make you laugh.

Doc Jensen's Final Theory of LOST

With less than three weeks to go before the Groundhog Day premiere of Lost's final season, EW.com's Jeff "Doc" Jensen has been a busy boy this week.

In a Q&A with GQ magazine, Doc reveals his Final Theory of Lost:

In an upcoming Doc Jensen column at EW.com, I'll explain all of this—my Final Theory of Lost—in more detail. But regardless of my crazy guestimations, consider that seasons and individual episodes of Lost are often built around these themes: Rescue missions; parent-child reconciliation; parents who will go to reckless lengths to save their kids. I suspect the End Game will be built around those themes, too.

And here's how he thinks it will all end:

I think the final scene of Lost will be a redux of the Jacob/Man In Black conversation on the beach scene from last season's finale—instead this time, it'll be John Locke in Jacob's place. As for his adversary, he'll be wearing a new identity—that of Benjamin Linus. It ends with this: Fake Ben: Do you know badly I want to kill you right now? And then Locke looks at him with a knowing glint—and they laugh.