Lost's character Sawyer now has his very own nickname generator for fans to mess with. Here's your chance to get insulted by the island redneck.
Sunday, 10 February 2008
Saturday, 9 February 2008
It's not too uncommon to be confused after viewing an episode of Lost. Usually, there are more questions at the end of the episode than you started out with. Take for example the Oceanic Airlines hotline that popped up last week (see Lost Oceanic Airlines Hotline)
Over at E! they have broken down the latest episode of Lost, "Confirmed Dead," to help shed some light on the clues and mysteries of the week.
Domestic: $74,054,000
+ Foreign: $36,123,554
= Worldwide: $110,177,554
+ Foreign: $36,123,554
= Worldwide: $110,177,554
Anna TorvThe cloudy details of J.J. Abrams newest TV series, Fringe, is starting to become clear. Along with the recent news of casting Joshua Jackson as one of the leads in Fringe a few other cast members popped up.
"From previous reports, we knew that the FBI Agent would be played by Anna Torv and the scientist would be John Noble." (source)
Torv will play Olivia Warren, a young FBI agent working with institutionalised scientist Dr. Walter Bishop (John Noble) to tackle paranormal phenomena. (source)
Thursday, 7 February 2008
Fringe, the anticipated new TV series from producer J.J. Abrams, has landed one of their leads in the form of Dawson's Creek star Joshua Jackson. The 2-hour pilot for Fringe is about to start shooting and its budget is rumored to be at least $10 Million. Fringe will show on the Fox Network and will shoot in Toronto, Ontario. (source)Abrams has come a long way to demand that kind of budget for a TV series. Although his hit show Lost came in at $12 Million for its pilot, that kind of money was highly unusual at the time. In fact the guy who gave the greenlight for Lost (and it's big budget) got fired by ABC before the show became a smash hit.
During the 2nd episode of this years Lost we see a lot more of the viral "Find 815.com" inspired storyline than I thought we would. Tonight we got a look at various underwater videos of the wreckage of Oceanic Flight 815 found somewhere south of Indonesia in the Sunda Trench.
As various people watch the newscasts we see one scene where a hotline pops on screen. The number is 1-888-548-0034 and if you call it you get a record message from Oceanic Airlines telling you that family and friends of victims of the flight can contact their assigned counselor for daily updates.
Wednesday, 6 February 2008
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