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Evangeline Lilly Icons

Thu, 17 Jul 2008 17:35:33 GMT

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Wed, 16 Jul 2008 16:47:29 GMT

#63 icons (~~Sophia Bush~~, ~~Jensen Ackles~~, Emilie de Ravin, Ian Somerhalder)

Teasers:

here @ misscla

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Tue, 15 Jul 2008 18:46:31 GMT

[01-10] Emily Deschanel
[11-22] House
[23-45] Lost
[46-57] Models
++ 2 Emily Deschanel banners
++ 13 House banners
++ 2 Model Banners
++ 1 David Boreanaz/Angel banner

teaser:

HERE @ below_blues

Lost icons (Season 4)

Sun, 13 Jul 2008 21:11:52 GMT

LOST icons as part of a icon post I just... posted.
like so;

Click here to be LOST...... but, find the icons.

Thu, 10 Jul 2008 16:31:02 GMT

[16] Matthew Fox

Teasers:

here @ miss_half_way

Wed, 02 Jul 2008 17:37:24 GMT

[01 - 15] EMILY BROWNING
[16 - 23] GASPARD ULLIEL
[24 - 33] JOSH HOLLOWAY

+ 4 PROFILE BANNERS : 3 TWILIGHT ROBERT PATTINSON/KRISTEN STEWART // 1 TWILIGHT MY DREAM TEAM : HAYDEN CHRISTENSEN/EMILY BROWNING

+ 6 TWILIGHT WALLPAPER : [01 - 04] ROBERT PATTINSON/KRISTEN STEWART / [05 - 06] MY DREAM TEAM : HAYDEN CHRISTENSEN/EMILY BROWNING

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Sat, 28 Jun 2008 15:15:24 GMT

[06]Twilight icons
[15]Lost Icons
[01]Wallpaper (lost)
[01]Graphic (Alexis Bledel)

more HERE

Sat, 28 Jun 2008 13:02:36 GMT

Icons:

[01-27] Lost
[28-31] Charmed
[32-43] Rose McGowan
[44-54] Sandra Oh
[55-69] Mischa Barton
[70-75] Angelina Jolie
[76-82] Jennifer Aniston
[83-100] Alanis Morissette
[101-102] Alexis Bledel
[103-105] Inuyasha
[106-114] Disney
[115-135] Misc. (stock, will&grace, popular, nip/tuck, what I like about you)

Teasers:

Banners:

[01-02] Alexis Bledel

More here @ ch4ndler or here @ jibicons

Thu, 26 Jun 2008 20:39:06 GMT

Lost
Skins
Gossip Girl cast
Evangeline Lilly
Justin Timberlake

Preview :

More here

Wed, 25 Jun 2008 02:46:35 GMT

Ben Barnes, Leighton Meester & Blake Lively (as B and S), Josh Holloway, Kristen Stewart, Jared Leto, Robert Pattinson.

Here

Tue, 24 Jun 2008 17:55:22 GMT

So, I found something very interesting over at Dark UfO, it has probably brought up before, last summer, but it is new to me...anywho I found this

It is in danish. It was posted as a spoiler shortly after last years comiccon. Now, it could be a complete HOAX, or it could be put out there by TPTB as a random clue. The thing I found interesting about it was this part:

"It is very well possible for two different allotments to break the rule of distance, but it should be avoided if possible".

Worthy of noting is that in the second picture, the two rabbits have different numbers. In the Orchid video, both rabbits were number 15. Now the third part of the document. This part of the document actually does make less sense and does seem a bit "broken":

"iv. Where to turn in case of emergency" (Basically a figure of speech, might as well have said "Emergency Protocol.")
"In the case of a dire emergency, you and your group should return to the deserted areas, alternatively, to the zero point. Even though a member in the group is caught outside the Zone perimiter, you yourself should try and radio the target information hub to alert the other team located elsewhere in the experiment zone. Someone in, or around Zone 1 should presumably be dead, and your group should awair further orders."

Could that be a clue? Is that why they all need to go back, to point zero point? I don't know, but I found it interesting.

Tue, 24 Jun 2008 13:28:38 GMT

(44) LOST s4 Finale icons

More here @ vordogh

Amusing LOST summaries

Sun, 22 Jun 2008 15:45:57 GMT

Heavily inspired by mctabby's HP Summary Executions here! I was on fanfiction.net yesterday, looking through LOST fics. All I found was some highly amusing/painful/wtf summaries which I thought I'd save and share xD

( WTF is up with teen!lost? )

Anyone else watch Doctor Who?

Sat, 21 Jun 2008 20:07:45 GMT

If so and if you have seen this weeks episode in america, "Silence In the Library", let me ask your opinion. Did you hear many music cues taken straight from Lost? At times i felt like i was watching Lost...or maybe I have just become SOOOOO Obsessed with LOST lately that it is everywhere.

And speaking of LOST, season 4 really has made me an obsessive. I have seen many people say they have finally given up on the show after this season and I can't understand that. Anywho...must eat.

Sat, 21 Jun 2008 14:59:21 GMT

{51} Lost 4x12 + 4x13

Teasers:

here

Thu, 19 Jun 2008 16:32:56 GMT

-Stock ( sweet)
-SMG
-CSI ( + cast)
-Bones ( + cast)
-Misha Barton
-Gossip Girl
-Grey's Anatomy
-Lost (cast)
-Crossovers

You can see more HERE

Episode name?

Wed, 18 Jun 2008 08:22:18 GMT

Okay, this sucks because I forgot how to do an LJ cut and the style sheet for this community prevents simple font tags from taking effect unless it's in the view by post, so I'm going to make this very vague so as not to spoil anything for people who aren't far along in the series:

I need to know the name of the episode - It's either toward the end of season 2 or at the beginning of season 3 - In which Desmond makes his first trip home to see Penny.

Tue, 17 Jun 2008 17:33:17 GMT

Icons:
[1-9] Lost 4x05-06-07
[10-18] Lost for lost_contest
[19-25] Ville Valo (H.I.M.)

Teasers:

HERE

Mon, 16 Jun 2008 09:38:55 GMT

[001 - 008] Gaspard Ulliel's Icons
[009 - 022] Hayden Christensen Icons
[023 - 052] Lost : 04x05 - The Constant Icons
[053 - 084] Robert Pattinson & Kristen Stewart Icons @ MTV Movie Awards

+1 Gaspard Ulliel's Header
+1 Gaspard Ulliel's Friends Only Banner

+2 Hayden Christensen's Friends Only Banners

+2 Robert Pattinson's Friends Only Banners
+2 Robert Pattinson's Header

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Sun, 15 Jun 2008 17:05:24 GMT

Lost (10) Banners (2)

The Office (4)

Twilight(8)

POTC(9)

Preview: ..

001. 002.003.004.

005.006.007.008.

009.010.

011.012.013.014.

015.016.017.018.

019.020.021.022.

023.024.025.

026.027.028.

029.030.031...

10 icons :)

Sat, 14 Jun 2008 22:04:43 GMT

Lost icons for youuuuuu

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Sat, 14 Jun 2008 12:23:41 GMT

Lost, Friday Night Lights, Supernatural, Josh Holloway, Bethany Joy Galeotti, Interest Icons(all shareble!!).

Teaser(s):

Here @ jibicons.

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2007-2008 Season Post-Mortem Part 11: "Lost"

Fri, 13 Jun 2008 22:37:05 GMT

This season, I’ll be summing up this unusual 2007-2008 season with a post-mortem on the majority of the shows I’ve reviewed during the year, ranking from the very worst to the very best. In some cases, the term “post-mortem” is all too applicable. This is the final part of this 11-step journey, focusing on the fourth season of “Lost”.

By the end of the third season, the producers of “Lost” had pulled off a creative coup: not the now infamous flash-forward aspects of “Through the Looking Glass”, but a deal with ABC to set an end date for the series. As soon as the deal was struck, one major writing challenge was resolved. Prior to the deal, the producers had no idea how long the series would run, and there were reasons to suspect that it would run longer than necessary. This led to a second and third season that felt decompressed, leading some former fans to abandon a show that was “going nowhere”.

All of that has changed; the end date has given the narrative urgency and a sense of direction. The producers clearly set forth a three-act conclusion to the series, encompassing the elements to be resolved in three well-constructed season arcs. While every season has been replete with plot and character arcs, the fourth season had more of a driving purpose than any season before it. And it’s equally clear, from the events of the fourth season finale, that the same will be true for the fifth season as well.

The season was designed to maximize the process of building tension and escalating conflict. Had the original scheduling been preserved (running a total of 16 episodes without interruption), the season might have retained its inherent momentum and rivaled the first season as the best of the series to date. Despite some challenges to the plan, the creative urgency managed to win the day.

The story of the Oceanic Six, sprawling out over the time period between the end of the season and the events of “Through the Looking Glass”, constructed the framework necessary to expand the scope of the series and open up new storytelling perspectives. If nothing else, it was a good test case for moving out of the traditional flashback format, demonstrating that a well-constructed script could change the perspective of time without undue confusion on the part of the audience.

The flash-forwards also introduced a new layer of mystery. Knowing some small sliver of the future does not ruin the story, because often the journey is more interesting and powerful than the destination. Because the “present” was still the main focus, those glimpses of the future only served to add more tension.

While Jack, Kate, and Locke were, as always, at the forefront of the story, other characters received much-needed attention. Sayid finally moved into a more active position, and Hurley’s more serious turn became increasingly important. Sun, with and without Jin, became far more important than anticipated. And Claire, who has been sidelined for a very long time, began to thread back into the story in a big way in the second half of the season. Ben continued to prove his worth as a constant antagonist, and Desmond remains one of the best supporting characters around.

Several new characters were introduced, and like seasons past, they served a distinct narrative role. For example, the four characters introduced in “Presumed Dead” have all proven to be critical in some way or another. Daniel’s knowledge of spacetime physics made him invaluable in terms of understanding the island, and that will likely continue. Miles’ psychic ability has already begun to unveil secrets about the island’s true nature. Charlotte was often in the background, but the finale re-positioned her as very important in the fifth season. Frank served the necessary function of getting the Oceanic Six off the island. And Keamy, the mercenary leader, personified the threat Charles Widmore represents to the survivors.

That’s not to say that the characters were all well-served by the fourth season. While Michael’s character arc made sense in terms of the redemptive core at the heart of the show’s premise, it was far too telegraphed and his eventual fate was never in question. (Allegations of racism underlying Michael’s fate are, in context of the show itself, ridiculous.) After so much time in the background, Jin’s role was mostly counterpoint to Sun’s movements. Sawyer, once so vital to the dynamics of the show, had a very muted character arc (expect him to shine in the fifth season). Juliet, an important part of the third season, never seemed to have anything worthwhile to do, while her motivations became more and more muddled. And despite plenty of air time, Kate’s character continued to be defined by reaction rather than action.

It should also be mentioned that this season saw the loss of Danielle and Alex, both of which were taken down by Keamy. Danielle’s death complicates any attempt to flesh out her story, something important to the overall skein, and while Alex’s death gave additional motivation to Ben, it felt excessive. The series has been criticized for its apparent misogyny in the past, and this season certainly didn’t help matters.

In addition to the quibbles over character choices here and there (none of which is particularly new), the season suffered from the effects of the writers’ strike. The effects were relatively minor, especially compared to other high performers like “Supernatural”, but effects were still felt. In particular, the second half of the season had to be condensed by three hours (an extra hour was added to the finale, but it only expanded that part of the story). The overall arc had the same conclusion, but the compression was still apparent.

That said, “Lost” continues to be the most complex and rewarding show on the air, particularly for those with the patience to let the story unfold on its own terms. The fourth season is easily one of the best thus far, reaching its heights even after so much ground has been covered. The fourth season earned a Critical Myth average rating of 8.0, a slight improvement over the third season, and for the second year in a row, “Lost” gained top honors for the season. For most fans, that comes as no surprise.

John Keegan
Reprinted with permission
Original source: c. Critical Myth, 2008
All rights reserved
Link: http://www.criticalmyth.com

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Fri, 13 Jun 2008 19:35:27 GMT

Just a banner for everyone :)

icons soon? Yes.

Thu, 12 Jun 2008 15:51:54 GMT

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House (10)
Due South (12)
Private Practice (15)
Lost (12)

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