Post by Tanta on Oct 21, 2004 22:15:34 GMT -5
TV Guide's Oct. 24-30 issue has 10 "secrets" of LOST. Most of them we all know about, but there was some interesting stuff in it.
They brought up the polar bear in the comic and have Lindelof stating, "All I can say is, every prop is absolutely intentional." It then goes on to explain that the comic is Green Lantern/Flash: Faster Friends, Pt. 1, which chronicles the superheores' attack on an alien that turns out to be peaceful. Says Abrams, "We definitely chose that story for a reason."
That leads to a few guesses, but I like the quote from Lindelof which makes me wonder about the dolls that Jack found this week. If every prop is intentional, what's up with those? Was it just a shipment on its way to a toy shop or, as Lindelof states, do they have a deeper purpose.
Another secret: Lindelof hints that destiny is a recurring theme to be found in LOST. "These peoples' lives may have intertwined before they all got on that plane in ways that they themselves are not aware. It gives complete purpose as to why we're telling two different stories, one that happened before the crash (through flashbacks) and one that happens after."
They brought up the polar bear in the comic and have Lindelof stating, "All I can say is, every prop is absolutely intentional." It then goes on to explain that the comic is Green Lantern/Flash: Faster Friends, Pt. 1, which chronicles the superheores' attack on an alien that turns out to be peaceful. Says Abrams, "We definitely chose that story for a reason."
That leads to a few guesses, but I like the quote from Lindelof which makes me wonder about the dolls that Jack found this week. If every prop is intentional, what's up with those? Was it just a shipment on its way to a toy shop or, as Lindelof states, do they have a deeper purpose.
Another secret: Lindelof hints that destiny is a recurring theme to be found in LOST. "These peoples' lives may have intertwined before they all got on that plane in ways that they themselves are not aware. It gives complete purpose as to why we're telling two different stories, one that happened before the crash (through flashbacks) and one that happens after."