Comments on: LOST Season 6 Premiere Title Reveals

By: Jeffrey

Jeffrey — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 03:42:08 +0000

I’ve been thinking about Jake in Stephen King’s The Dark Tower. He died and didn’t die, and lived two divergent realities simultaneously (which nearly drove him crazy). If the bomb went off successfully and corrected the timeline, AND the original timeline was also intact simultaneously (explain it to yourself however you want), then maybe they DID get to LAX successfully, and also they DID NOT. LA…X?

By: Brad

Brad — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 00:11:06 +0000

Yes, Clair is alive because the producers have confirmed it. In the video of the writers room her picture was under the “alive” or “living” category. And it wasn’t there as a trick.
Clair will be seen on the show, whenever she is finally shown, and will be alive.

The “ten dead characters” idea for the LA X title is…a little complicated, in my opinion. Because “major” and “minor” to some people are different to others, and why ten? Why not 8? Or 20? It just doesn’t make much sense, and is too…nit-picky for LOST. Based on recent spoilers I assume LA X implies that something obviously takes place at LAX but is quickly either negated or thrown into a different context by the end of the episode (the 2nd hour that is).

By: Brad

Brad — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 23:05:54 +0000

Libby is not going to be back.

By: ‘LOST’ Scene Report

‘LOST’ Scene Report — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 20:31:16 +0000

[...] Airport, or LAX. (The title of the season premiere of the upcoming final season is “LA X.”) By all appearances, we will indeed be seeing the safe arrival of Oceanic Flight 815 in [...]

By: MexLostie

MexLostie — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 03:29:43 +0000

LA X in spanish means “THE X”, X being either the UNKNOWN as some pointed out or a variable that can change everything, maybe some character represents the X here, the one with the capability of changing everything.

By: Okan

Okan — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 07:56:45 +0000

Creators also said that losties will continue just like they did in season one. If so there are two possibilities. One is that they will land in LA and come back to the island again. the other, they will crash on the island. Maybe they will crash with 815 again or maybe with BLACK ROCK.

I think that the opening eye belongs to Jacob. He will open his eyes, find himself lying on the ground. He will get up and start to run. Finally he will find Black Rock in the jungle.

By: Jack's Sidekick

Jack's Sidekick — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 03:33:40 +0000

The creators said that the time traveling is over though… with all of these LA X theories, I think I’ve got a new one that no one else has thought of. X=multiplication symbol as in “times”. LA X= ‘LA Times’ as in the newspaper (maybe that’s the paper bearded-Jack was reading on the plane when he saw the obituary for :Jeremy Bentham). Wouldn’t it be funny if there was a reporter on the Ajira plane that was a reporter for the paper? Think about it: they notice that the adult members of the Oceanic 6 get on another plane together; a plane that crashes just like 815. They would be intrigued by all of the possibilities of good Press. Maybe not…who knows, maybe an “LA Times” will at least appear. You have to admit you wonder what the rest of the world is thinking about the idea of the O6 getting on another plane together, which crashes.Hints that Desmond, Walt, and others will have a part to play in this mystery.

By: Okan

Okan — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 13:24:16 +0000

If It is LAX, then we will probably see them landing LA.

But They will see that John Locke is dead on the plane. And they also know each other. So they will decide to go back to the island.

They will push Ben to kill Dharma folks so that they can control the time machine. They will start to travel in time just like Richard and they will change their previous lifes.

By: numbersarebad

numbersarebad — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 04:11:45 +0000

Maybe we are being tricked into focusing on the X, and the LA part actually means something else besides Los Angeles.

By: numbersarebad

numbersarebad — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 04:08:02 +0000

Maybe the X means 10 and refers to ten people. Ten people who show up in LA that were never on the original flight, but due to weird time bending rules and blown up islands end up with the 815ers because of course correction.
Maybe we are being tricked into focusing on the X, and the LA part actually means something else besides Los Angeles.

By: richie

richie — Sat, 15 Aug 2009 23:02:18 +0000

“flashes” was always my favourite episode, and the constant, and basically the desmond-swan- story line so i really hope this features in s06, but i suspect whatever the guys have in store for us will be to the same standards we have seen so far, i cant wait!!

By: Toga

Toga — Sat, 15 Aug 2009 03:08:20 +0000

Roses are very significant in the dark tower. Breaking a rose if even possible would be disastrous.

By: Phil's #1 fan

Phil's #1 fan — Sat, 15 Aug 2009 00:47:51 +0000

As you all probably saw, both Damon and Carlton just hopped in and how he found the title, this was oviously scripted, which means the LOST people had to know about this, which means they might have put easter eggs and I think i might have found one

Notice while he is in the trash can he picks up a ROSE then breaks it

Could this mean Rose might break (die)which would mean the plane lands in LAX and Rose dies of cancer. This could also explain why in the trailer with Jack and that chick fom desperate housewives, Jack says we have to go back, meaning the survivors will remember the past and return to the island

Also in the trailer with Charlie it could be why he says he “was” dead

What do u guys think

By: Jack Daniels

Jack Daniels — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 12:46:59 +0000

Maybe 6.01 is called ‘LA’ and 6.02 is called ‘X’. It doesn’t matter anyway, because whether it’s two seperate episodes or one episode with two parts, there will still only be sixteen episodes remaining once they’ve aired, that’s if their doing eighteen and not seventeen this season. The law, atleast within in Lost, has so far dictated that one television hour constitutes an episode, so for example: the season four finale “There’s No Place Like Home” had three individual parts, not one short part and a second longer part, it’s just that parts two and three screened on ABC on the same night.

The DVD releases differ from Region 1 to other Regions such as 2 & 4. I know that in Region 1 “There’s No Place Like Home” is packaged as having two parts, in line to how they aired, whereas in Regions 2 & 4 their packaged as having three parts. Part Two ends right after Keamy dies and Locke says, “You just killed everybody on that boat”, and Ben replies, “So!”
If “The Variable” was the one hundreth episode, then you have to break down all the finales in such a way to make that many episodes, otherwise you’ll fall short.

By: thorsten

thorsten — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 08:08:36 +0000

I expect some clues in Pauls artwork next saturday, his velvet paintings should tell us if he worked in this, or the Jugverse…