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Without new footage to air, Lost promos for season six have been underwhelming in the States. Fortunately, other countries have stepped in and aired a few very cool commercials. If you haven’t seen that one Spanish promo, hurry up and do so now.
This week, Israel has joined the fun. Watch its creative preview below:
We aren’t getting too many promos for the last season of Lost from ABC (and zero new footage), but this promo from Spain is pretty damn cool. It’s hard to see if there’s any new footage (I don’t think there is), but it’s very well done.
There is a new promotion of “Lost” season 6 that ABC made two minutes long. Still in the form of bootleg, the footage offers no glimpse of the new season but recap of what happened in the fifth season and after that. Creators Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse talking about the new season and the cast attending San Diego Comic Con this year are also inclusive.

It was recently announced that the final season will begin airing on February 2 at 9/8c with a recap special that airs an hour prior. The sci-fi series will take regular timeslot on Tuesday nights the following week on February 9. Words are, it will be paired with the first season of “V” at 10/9c.
Some of the regular cast such as Jorge Garcia, Terry O’Quinn and Evangeline Lilly have been confirmed to return. Even Rebecca Mader who portrays the dead Charlotte Lewis will be back although ‘how’ is still a mystery. However, it looks like Elizabeth Mitchell’s Juliet will not survive the bomb at the season 5 finale because the actress has admitted that she cried hard upon learning that her character is not brought back.
Those in need to catch up before the final season runs, may purchase the fifth season DVDs starting December 8.
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Kate Austen gets the spotlight treatment in “Tabula Rasa,” but storylines are advanced for Sawyer, Michael & Walt, and others. It’s a quintessential Season 1 episode, touching on every main character’s emotional arc.
- While sewing up Marshall Edward Mars’ incision after surgery, Jack discovers a copied picture of Kate’s police mugshot in Mars’ jacket. He knows now that she’s the criminal. Hurley later finds this paper, so he knows too. Hurley tries repeatedly to get Jack to ask Kate about what she’d done that was against the law, but Jack is insistent that it’s none of their business.
- The group with the transceiver returning from the mountain camps in a clearing for the night, in order to avoid the monster in the jungle. They discuss the transmission from the French woman that they overheard, but Sayid convinces them not to share that information with any of the other survivors, in order to not take away their hope. The next morning, Sayid announces this lie to the entire group of survivors. Kate takes Jack aside and tells him the truth about the French woman’s distress call.
- Boone steals Sawyer’s gun in the night, he says in order to properly stand guard while the group with the transceiver is returning to the beach. The others refuse to allow it, insisting that Kate should hold onto the gun instead.
- While salvaging the wrecked plane for medical supplies, Jack encounters Sawyer, who’s started hoarding supplies from the dead passengers’ luggage. Sawyer tries to convince Jack not to use the medicine he’s scavenging on Mars, who Sawyer says is dying, because it would be a waste.
- Charlie strikes up a friendship with Claire. He also attempts to become friends with Locke, which doesn’t go as smoothly.
- The island suffers from another sudden rainstorm.
- Kate checks on Mars, and her presence rouses him into suddenly choking her. Jack finds them and breaks it up. Jack tells her that Mars has three or four days of suffering ahead of him before he dies, and Kate tries to convince him to put the man out of his misery, but Jack refuses, telling her he saw her mugshot, and unlike her, he’s not a murderer.
- Walt tells his dad that Locke told him a secret: a miracle happened to him. Michael is dubious of Locke and warns Walt to stay away from him. He reiterates his promise to find Vincent for Walt. Later, while searching the jungle for the dog, Michael hears a large, angry animal start to chase him, so he runs. Without realizing it until it’s too late, he runs right into Sun, who’s bathing alone, and topless. He makes a hasty, awkward exit.
- Mars’ cries of anguish fill the beach camp that evening, causing everyone distress. Sawyer approaches Kate while she’s alone and tries convincing her to give him the gun back so the Marshall can be put out of his misery.
- Marshall Mars warns Jack not to trust Kate, then demands to talk to her alone. He asks her what the favor was that she was about to request of him right before the crash. She says she wanted Mars to make sure that the man who turned her in got his reward. He asks her if he’s going to die, and she says yes, so he asks her to end it. Instead, she gives the gun to Sawyer, who does it instead. But Sawyer’s shot misses Mars’ heart and perforates his lung, which will hasten his death, but not by much, and only increase his suffering. Jack is furious, Sawyer is emotional, but as Sawyer is commiserating alone, the Marshall’s cries suddenly stop, and Jack emerges from his tent, alone.
- Locke crafts a whistle out of wood and blows into it in the direction of the jungle. Vincent hears the dog whistle’s call and comes running. Locke tethers the dog there to a tree and finds Michael to let him take the credit. Michael is stunned at Locke’s kindness, but appreciatively accepts the offer.
- Alone on the beach, Kate offers to tell Jack the whole story about her past as a criminal. But Jack says he doesn’t want to know, that it doesn’t matter here on this island. Everyone gets a blank slate now, a fresh start.
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One is an extended promo and the second one is a short promo but seems to have a hidden scene flash for a split second and will that we have added below.
NOTE: No new scenes really in the promos, but they aired during Dancing with the Stars so it focuses on the quadrangle plot a little more and includes scenes from the season.
Michael Emerson rocks our world.
We just chatted up Lost’s Ben Linus about the season-five finale, and according to Emerson, who’s been a very reliable source in the past, we’re in for just about the two craziest hours of television ever aired!
Find out why he says that Lost’s last two hours of the year might truly be the most game-changing finale yet…
As a Lost fan yourself, how shocking did you find this season’s finale? Is it more shocking or less that the season-three finale where we learned Jack and Kate got off the Island?
Ours is a show that specializes in big shock endings, but I think season five…None of the other shock endings left me wondering how the show goes on. We have two kinds of huge shocks at the end of this one. Each one alone would be enough to keep an audience eating its own soul for the whole hiatus, but with two, I don’t know what you can do with that.
It’s like nine months until season six! We’re gonna die!
[Laughs] It’s going to be a long one. I’m sorry.
It’s OK, just come to Comic-Con this summer and talk to us. Now, does Ben still have a plan?
I think Ben has a lot of layers of plans, but I think we’re way off the main stem of anything that works for him. I mean, Ben’s doing like moment-to-moment scrambling now.
Ben’s role was always all-knowing evil overlord of the Island—and pardon me for using the word evil, I know that’s debatable—but these days he seems very buffeted by circumstance. Will we see a different persona for him in season six?
Ben has tended to swing like a pendulum from positions of power to positions of questionable circumstance, but I think it’s possible that we could have a wholesale change in how Ben ticks next season if the circumstances of the show are as altered [as they would seem to be]. If there’s a wholesale set of new problems, Ben’s role may shift at the same time. Actually, I’m curious to see. If Ben has a dramatic life in season six, I’ll be curious to see what the nature of it is.
Ben tried and failed to kill Penny this season. Will he try again, or is he done with that effort?
I think he has bigger fish to fry. And I think he’s still digesting what happened that day.
Getting his ass kicked?
Getting his ass kicked is all in a day’s work—in fact, that’s a strategy of his—but there’s the business of how Penny escaped his wrath. What was the trigger? What was the thing that made that not happen? And what must he be thinking about it? We shall see.
Ben has tried and succeeded to kill Locke once this year. Would he try again, or does he believe Locke is untouchable, which Locke almost seems to believe about himself?
Yes, John Locke is certainly newly expansive and bold. He seems not to have any of his old vulnerabilities. I think Ben would think twice about attacking John Locke on a purely physical plane.
Are you already eating your soul over the finale? Any theories on those two giant shocks?
Lost’s two-hour season finale airs next Wednesday at 8 p.m. on ABC. See you there!
Thanks to rolfe016, Harrison and others for finding this single frame screencap in the promo. It looks like it could be the other side of the wall where Richard is hammering.



























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