I love these! Check out these pictures of the Lost cast in pre-fame roles. Click on any picture to enlarge and I have also included links to the original source of each picture that tells a little more about each role the picture is from.

“Sayid” (this one is my favorite)

Naveen Andrews as Kip in The English Patient
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“Michael”

Harold Perrineau as Mercutio in Baz Luhrmann’s gangland version of Romeo + Juliet.
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“Hurley”

Jorge Garcia as Hector Lopez in Becker
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“Eko”

Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje as Simon Adebisi in Oz
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“Sawyer”

Josh Holloway as the thief who steals Alicia Silverstone’s purse in the 1993 music video for Aerosmith’s ”Cryin”’
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“Locke”

Terry O’Quinn in the title role as a serial killer in The Stepfather
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“Kate”

Evangeline Lilly in an infomercial for LiveLinks
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Old picture:

New picture:

To the writers: You can’t cheat on us like that. If we get the clue then you have to work with what you gave us. No take backs.

I would like to see two characters with a major crossover (back home) meet on the island before the character is axed.  Sawyer did tell Jack the story about his dad and it was a very powerful moment.  I want more!
> Desmond and Libby.
> Kelvin and Sayid.
> Anna Lucia and Jack (well, his dad).
> Hurley realize the connection to Libby.

And I am sure that there will be more to come.

Check out this fun Lost trivia game. 10 questions at a time but if you play again you will get (mostly) new questions. I scored a 10 and if I didn’t I was going to have to take down my site in shame. lol

Click here to take the quiz!

There are rumors that Matthew Fox is one of the two guys in the artic “hatch.”  I just listened to the Podcast dated 5-26-06 with two of the writers and they confirmed 100% that Foxy is “not” one of the two guys.

The statue on the island has four toes.

Homer also has four toes

Coincidence?

To go along with our getting in touch with our childhood through Lost play, here is an idea for a Halloween costume.

The Henry Gale Costume
Source: www.Lost.com

There is a very good podcast interview with Michael Emerson available from Comic News Insider. It’s a great interview- funny with some revealing information regarding the making of LOST. One of the funniest moments came when Emerson brought up the subject of kids and Halloween costumes:

The best compliment I’ve gotten lately… was a friend of my wife’s called to say that her son was going as Henry Gale for Halloween… to me, what could be better? We’re going to send him a little picture of Henry for reference purposes: the torn orange shirt, the arrow bandage…

So, really! What would we need for a Henry Gale costume?

(1) Torn orange shirt – check Salvation Army thrift stores, closet
(2) gauze bandage – easy!
(3) fake scratches – see instructions here! – reference photo here
(4) fake bruises – see instructions here!
(5) box of Cheerios with Dharma logo – got any milk?

With Season 3 starting in October, we should have plenty of little LOST characters collecting lots of candy. Jack (with squirt gun, intense look, eyes pointing in different directions): OK Sawyer – give us the candy!

I was going back through my pictures from our recent trip to Chicago.  My daughter likes to take snapshots along the road as we travel.  I was trying to decide which pictures to keep and which to trash and I happened to see this symbol in the corner of this picture.  Am I stretching here?

Ancient heiroglyphs? I originally posted that these could be symbols for the other hatches, some type of device to give a “status” of the other stations. Now that we’ve seen the artifact of the foot with four toes and the rock with the window, could these symbols have something to do with artifacts on the island? Could they represent other significant landmarks affected by the magnetic force in the hatch?

I was browsing through my screencaps from the season finale and came across this picture:

Maybe I’m tired and not thinking straight, but aren’t there supposed to be only 108 minutes on the clock? This is a shot from the scene in Desmond’s flashback where he types in the numbers then crawls under the hatch to find Kelvin and the key. Thoughts?