Lost: The Final Season (Premieres Feb. 2)

From Michael Ausiello's column over at Entertainment Weekly:

 

Spoilers!

There's actually a lot more information on the nature of that episode over at spoilerslost.blogspot.com

 

Jensen is out of his freaking mind. The treatment he gives an episode of Lost in 24 hours is practically a doctoral thesis. I don't think even the producers give this whole thing the kind of thought he does.

http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,20313460_20352243,00.html

 

Word.

I kind of wish he would cut the whole "Hey, look how smart I am" routine and just critique the episode for what it is, how it played out and what he thinks it means going forward. No need to dust off the ol' 1940's fiction novels, just tell me in laymans terms what you think.

 

I don't know though. I mean, if you want that, you can read Sepinwall or Maureen Ryan. I can't get through some of Jensen's recaps, and I do think Lindelof must read some of them and laugh when he sees shit explained on a much deeper level that he ever imagined when he was writing it, but I appreciate the deep thoughts because I think some of them do connect. It's clear Lindelof and Cuse agree with a lot of what Jensen writes because they've given him more access and more interviews and more insight than anyone who writes about the show regularly.

 

I haven't read any spoilers and I won't. But I think if you think just a little bit about this episode, you can come up with what it's all about.

 

Oh, and just to clear it up since I didn't read anyone clearly write it, LaFleur was Sawyer's name when he was head of security in the Dharma Initiative from 1974-77. I think I read The Others, so I just wanted to clear that up.

 

I hope you guys don't consider it a spoiler for me to say that I am more excited for the upcoming episode than any non-finale episode the show has ever produced.

 

Tonight is going to be epic.

Here's Doc and Dan's Totally LOST for the week. Rebecca Mader makes an interview appearance. She's hot.

http://www.ew.com/ew/video/0,,20313460_20313475,00.html?bcpid=45063709001&bclid=64100614001&bctid=73368385001

 

GREAT EPISODE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And why do I love seeing Hurley speak Espanol at last??

 

Holy. Crap.

 

Damn, that was great. I'm a little confused by Hurley being able to see Richard's wife. Maybe it has to do with his 'insanity'?