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Today, Kaylee and I geek out about April Fools Day spoilers for Lost, one of which is supposedly true. These come from E!Online’s Kristin Dos Santos.
- One of the Freighters dies at the hands of Jack.
- There’s a whole underground city beneath the island, and that’s where the whispers come from.
- In a flashforward, Walt reveals the secrets of the Oceanic Six over the Internet.
- Walt is in the coffin.
- Juliet and Charlotte share a kiss.
- Desmond is not one of the Oceanic Six, but he is off the Island.
- Jin, Sawyer and Locke are alive on the Island in the future.
- Kate is pregnant.
- All of the “meat socks” (background survivors we have not yet met) will die by gassing.
- Juliet kills Claire.
So, which one do you think it is?
Dr. McDreamy to guest star on LOST
Editor’s Note: In case the date-stamp didn’t make it clear, this article was part of GF5’s April Fool’s Day Joke for 2008.
Anonymous, inside sources at ABC have confirmed for Geek Force Five that Dr. McDreamy himself, Patrick Dempsey, will guest star on the hit show Lost when it returns on April 24 to finish out its fourth season.
“Dempsey will play the same character he plays on Grey’s Anatomy,” writes our insider. “When Jack Shephard leaves the island as part of the Oceanic Six, Derek Shepherd (Jack’s long-lost brother?!?) will be deposited onto the beach of Lost’s island by the so-called ‘magic box’.”
His first flashback will reportedly center on a summer during his undergraduate days when, during the course of performing his duties as a pizza delivery boy, he provided “special services” to female customers who ordered pies with extra anchovies. If he survives the blockbuster season finale, a follow-up episode in the fifth season would focus on an incident from his high school career. Apparently, back then, he was the one paying for “special services”, having used money that he’d set aside for a telescope to buy the affections of a nubile classmate who’d accidentally spilled wine on her mother’s priceless suede jacket.
“If you loved Nikki and Paulo, you’re going to love him,” writes our source.
Last Time on Lost: Meet Kevin Johnson
Teasing tonight’s episode for Entertainment Weekly’s Doc Jensen, Lost executive producer Damon Lindelof says… oh, waitaminute, one of our Geek Force interns just came in to deliver some terrible, terrible news. He tells me, not only is this not a Thursday (the night Lost airs here in the U.S.), but that there will be no new episodes of Lost until April 24, and therefore no weekly teases from Damon Lindelof. Oh, man! What the hell am I going to do with myself?
Rewatch the episodes that have already aired, apparently. Here, below the fold, are some of my thoughts on the last episode of Lost that aired here in the United States, “Meet Kevin Johnson.” These should have been up last week, but I stuffed so many envelopes last week that it sapped my will to blog.
Trailer for Next Month’s Episodes of LOST
If you didn’t catch the sneak peek at the end of last night’s absolutely stellar episode of Lost, or if you’re just itching to see it again (as I was), then head on over to DarkUFO. He has a streaming copy of it, ready for you to drool over.
April 24 can’t get here fast enough…
Last Week on Lost: Ji Yeon
Teasing tonight’s episode for Entertainment Weekly’s Doc Jensen, Lost executive producer Damon Lindelof says, “Yes, you’ll find out a lot about [Kevin Johnson]. But you’ll ALSO learn why bearded Jack was unable to jump. AND where the Others are holed up. AND, according to those silly promos, apparently someone dies, too.”
As it did last week, Lindelof’s weekly tease has gotten me ten times more amped up for tonight’s episode than I already was. I’m not a huge fan of episodes centered around the former castaway who is now going by the name Kevin Johnson. Knowing that we’ll learn a little bit about Jack and the missing Others tonight, in this last episode before a month-long break, is awesome.
So, I can’t wait for tonight, and I’m sure that you can’t either. In the meantime, here (below the fold) are some of my thoughts on last week’s episode, “Ji Yeon,” which I re-watched last night on the bus ride home while simultaneously working on my novel (yay for multitasking).
