kristin vine dslée la qualité est pas super super niveau son j'ai fait ac ma caméra elle était comme je vous avais dit ben à hawai et voilà un peu d'itv ac le cast
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certains spoilers
on reverra la lettre de sawyer (yay)
on saura qui est le père du bébé de sun
charlie et claire apparement ça serait chaud et lourd entre eux :s ainsi qu'un autre couple (ben ça on sait déjà qui lol)
terry n'a pas tourné ac emilie depuis longtps et ne tournera pas ac elle prochainement
pour le moment voilà ce que j'ai

merci bcp!!!!

merci pour toutes ces news lyly

kristin spoilers

Cathy in St. Louis, Missouri: Okay, lady—you were on the set of Lost for a week. Tell us everything!
I signed in blood swearing not to divulge the bigger things I saw while visiting the Lost set (and oh, lordy, were there some bigger things!), but that doesn't mean I can't tell you what I didn't see. For example, that the episode after Sun and Jin's "D.O.C." is neither a Jack episode nor a Sawyer episode, as has been speculated. Oh, and from what I can tell, it's finally gettin' to be Lord of the Flies time. Get ready. It's gonna be good.

Christina in Dublin, Ireland: When will Jack and Claire find out they are related?
I asked Emilie de Ravin that very question during my Lost set visit, and here's her take: "There is going to have to be some kind of reference on our parts of our father or a photograph saying something to make that happen. But neither one of us talk much together anyway, let alone talk about our parents."

Simone in Salt Lake City: Need. Lost.
Dr. Anna Graham spoke to Byron Chung, who plays Sun's dad (Mr. Paik) at the Lost Weekend fan party, and he told her, "I think you're gonna find out if Sun is her father's daughter in the upcoming episode and where she gets her spunk from." Let's hope he's talking about Sun's attitude.

Emily in Kingwood, Texas: Lost!
The casting call for the final two hours of season three includes a single mother, a doctor, a mortician, a pharmacist and a stewardess. The pharmacist and the stewardess are hardasses, the doc is a chief-of-staff, the single mother is tired and the mortician is kind of depressed, all of which adds up to...uh, you tell me!

Turniphead in Reston, Virginia: Thanks for the all-Lost Vine show. It was pretty funny—but is that all there is?
Not in the slightest. I got such a redonkulous amount of good Lost stuff while on the set that we're still sorting it out! Give us a little time, and then cancel your plans and brace yourselves for a deluge of Lost bonus videos.

the Season 3 finale is title "Through the Looking Glass"

Through the Looking-Glass is a work of children's literature by Lewis Carroll .
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In between flashbacks to his pre-island days with pretty Penny, Desmond leads Charlie, Hurley, and Jin on a jungle trek. At the same time, Kate deals with Jack and Juliet's budding romance by turning her attention to Sawyer.
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j'aime ausiello

Here are the latest scoops from Ausiello.

- He claims One of Us is the best of the Season
- Lots of Answers
- Why she was gassed
- Claire's kidnapping didn't exactly go as planned
- Juliet carried on an affair with an Other whose name wasn't Ben or Henry
- There are real feelings between Sawyer and Kate
- Sun's fetus has bigger problems than figuring out who its daddy is
- Finale is still looking Jack Centric
- Neither Paulo nor Boone were gay
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Question: Any chance of some Lost scoop?— Roisin
Ausiello: As a matter of fact, there's a pretty good chance, since I illegally and unethically obtained an advance copy of tonight's Juliet-centric outing. Now, before we get to the spoilers, I feel it's my responsibility to tell you that this is easily the best Lost episode of the season. Bar none. You want answers? This one's got 'em in spades. Not only will we find out how Juliet came to the island, but we'll learn why she stuck around and the reason her people gassed her. And unlike some of the show's other "answers," these make perfect sense in the context of the overall narrative.

We'll also discover that:

* Claire's kidnapping didn't exactly go as planned.
* Juliet carried on an affair with an Other whose name wasn't Ben or Henry.
* There are real feelings between Sawyer and Kate. I know because there's a moment between the two of 'em that made me go all misty-eyed and sniffly, and that's never happened to me while watching these two before.
* Sun's fetus has bigger problems than figuring out who its daddy is.

And stealing a page from Ain't It Cool News' playbook (thanks, Herc; wish I'd thought of it myself!), here are some of the episode's standout quotes:

* "I had the day off."
* "If you choose to stay, I promise you we will *a** ******'* *i**."
* "The last thing either of you needs right now is more blood on your hands."
* "Because I did it to her."

One question this episode didn't answer is which category Elizabeth Mitchell will win her Emmy in: lead or supporting. You've come a long way, Dinah Lee Mayberry.

Question: The whole Kate-Sawyer sex you wrote about in the new issue of TV Guide is just a bad April Fool's joke, right?— Mary
Ausiello: Do you see me laughing? Do you?

Question: Can you confirm who the Lost finale will center on, Ben or Jack? The rumor mill is going wild with contradictory information.— Maria Brill
Ausiello: It's looking like the finale will be Jack-centric.

Question: Are Paulo and Nikki really dead on Lost?— Casey
Ausiello: Yes, but don't take my word for it -- take Carlton Cuse's: "Paulo and Nikki are definitely dead. Until the zombie season. And neither Paulo nor Boone were gay." Any other questions?

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edit : encore des spoilers sur le 316 A LIRE OU PAS à vous de choisir

http://www.aintitcool.com/node/32244

et kristin vid ac emerson et lizzie je sais pas si y a des spoilers j'ai pas encore écouté
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LOST To Drop
The Flashbacks!!!! …
… For One Episode!!


I am – Hercules!!


A highly-placed insider has just set my hinder straight on the batting order for the final episodes of “Lost” this season.

The bad news? As reported by TV Guide’s Michael Ausiello, the season will indeed not end with a Benjamin Linus flashback two-parter.

The good news? We’ll be getting Ben’s flashbacks even sooner! He’ll be the focus of 3.20, the episode previously believed to be DeGroot-centric. (If you’re thinking Dharma masterminds Karen and Gerald DeGroot will still turn up in that episode, I’d guess you’re thinking right.)

The shocking news? After years of privately and publicly nagging the producers of “Lost” to cut back on the flashbacks, I can report that 3.19 is slated to be the first-ever flashback-free episode in the series’ history.

The absent flashbacks for that episode, says my source, “won't even be missed.”

“The episode,” he or she adds, “focuses on one of season one's ‘mysteries’ - if that's the right word.”

What I am assured is the true flashback order:
3.17 Desmond Hume
3.18 Jin & Sun Kwon
3.19 no flashbacks!
3.20 Benjamin Linus
3.21 Charlie Pace
3.22-23 Jack Shephard

NOM DE DIEUUUUUUUUU !!!!!!

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Episode: The Brig
Locke breaks away from the Others to try to persuade Sawyer to help get rid of a common nemesis; a new island inhabitant discloses shocking information about the survivors' flight

merci merci!!!

ET BIG SPOILERS pr les derniers epis de la s3 !

3.17 - Catch 22 (Desmond Centered)
Desmond gets a flash of the future and enlists Hurley, Charlie, and Jin to join him on a mysterious hike. Hurley becomes suspicious that Desmond may be acting without everybody's best interests in mind. Desmond's vision reference the cable that Sayid, and later Hurley, found in season one. If you'll recall, Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse told BuddyTV that a major reveal was coming up concerning that cable later on. This episode will close with Desmond and the gang finding a mysterious parachutist named Naomi who may have compelling information concerning one of the current island occupants.

3.18 - D.O.C (Sun/Jin Centered)
Juliet finds out that Sun is pregnant and tells her that women who conceive on the island could die if they carry to term. Sun responds by telling her that the baby may not have been conceived on the island, in fact it may not even be Jin's child. So the two set off for the medical hatch to try to determine when the baby was conceived. Meanwhile, Desmond and his crew scramble to save the life of the mysterious Naomi and are assisted by an old enemy, seems eye patch guy survived the fence after all.

3.19 - The Brig (Locke Centered)
Locke slips away from the others and lures Sawyer away from the beach. Flashbacks will reveal what Locke has been up to with the others since they abandoned their 'village'. In a secluded Dharma holding cell, Locke will bring Sawyer together with Anthony Cooper for a fate full encounter that will resolve a long standing season one mystery. Meanwhile, Naomi will return to the beach with some alarming information concerning flight 815, but can she be trusted?

3.20 - The Man Behind the Curtain (Ben Centered)
The past of the island is explored including how Dharma came to be there, why, and what the fateful 'purge' was really all about. Flashbacks will show Ben through various ages up until adulthood. The mysterious 'Jacob' will finally be revealed, and the question of whether any Dharma members still live will be revealed.

3.21 - The Truth About Lying / The Greatest Hits (Charlie Centric)
Rescue is finally at hand for the survivors of Oceanic 815, but first someone must reconnect an underwater sonar beacon. Despite his foretold death, Charlie volunteers. Copious rumors suggest that Charlie dies in this episode, but some new rumors I've been hearing suggest that this is a huge misdirection and there will be another highly unexpected major character death instead.

3.22/3.23 - Through the Looking Glass (Jack Centric)
This episode promises a Jack revelation of legendary proportions! Also, there will finally be an en masse collision between the beach folk and the Other's. On the speculation end of things, folks are saying that the island folk will split into two factions themselves, one led by Jack, and one by Sawyer, but the division will be at the will of another, and for purposes no one will expect.

LOCKE TRIES TO PERSUADE SAWYER TO HELP RID THEM OF A GREAT NEMESIS, AND THE SURVIVORS LEARN SOME SHOCKING INFORMATIONABOUT OCEANIC FLIGHT 815, ON ABC’S “LOST”


“The Brig” – A newly focused Locke breaks away from “The Others” in an attempt to persuade Sawyer to help rid them of a great nemesis that has caused nothing but pain in both of their lives. Meanwhile, a new island inhabitant discloses some shocking information about Oceanic Flight 815, on “Lost,” WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 (10:00-11:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.

“Lost” stars Naveen Andrews as Sayid, Henry Ian Cusick as Desmond, Emilie de Ravin as Claire, Michael Emerson as Ben, Matthew Fox as Jack, Jorge Garcia as Hurley, Josh Holloway as Sawyer, Daniel Dae Kim as Jin, Yunjin Kim as Sun, Evangeline Lilly as Kate, Elizabeth Mitchell as Juliet, Dominic Monaghan as Charlie and Terry O’Quinn as Locke.

Guest starring are M.C. Gainey as Mr. Friendly/Tom, Kevin Tighe as Anthony Cooper, Mira Furlan as Danielle Rousseau, Nestor Carbonell as Richard Alpert, Kimberly Joseph as Cindy and Marsha Thomason as Naomi.

“The Brig” was written by Damon Lindelof & Carlton Cuse and directed by Eric Laneuville.

”Lost” is broadcast in 720 Progressive (720P), ABC’s selected HDTV format, with 5.1-channel surround sound and Spanish audio via SAP.

rousseau le retour !!! tom le retour ! cindy le retour !
et pov sawyer et locke la description qui dit que c'est un homme qui a uniquement causé de la peine dans leur vie

il y a une nouvelle video :
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1qrol_lost418onlineclip2460kbpsdl

Question: Should we expect one or two more deaths in the final weeks of Lost?— Nick
Ausiello: (Major spoiler alert) Get ready to clutch your pearls: I'm told there will be at least five — count 'em, five — deaths on Lost during the month of May. Meanwhile, exec producer Carlton Cuse offers this exclusive tease about the show's two-hour, sure-to-be-blockbuster season finale on May 22: "Let's just say the end of the season features a showdown between Jack and Locke — a showdown long anticipated and a showdown with an extremely significant outcome for the future of the castaways." Just 35 days to go!

Question: Any chance Libby will show up in any of the remaining six episodes of Lost, or has that ship sailed for this season?— Kyle
Ausiello: I think that ship has sailed this season. But speaking of Cynthia Watros, a friend of a friend's former roommate's boyfriend attended a taping of The Rich Inner Life of Penelope Cloud, Watros' new comedy pilot with Marisa Tomei, and he/she reports that Watros is playing a lesbian who once had an affair with Tomei's character. And if that's not enough to guarantee you a spot on the fall sked, I give up.

Question: If you have any "ins" with the Emmy panels out there, get Elizabeth Mitchell that Emmy nomination. God knows she deserves it!— Phil
Ausiello: I'm working on it! By the way, our 2007 Emmy Dream Ballot is a little more than a month away! Don't bother trying to contain your excitement. It's a waste of energy.

Question: I just heard that there's going to be an episode of Lost this season without flashbacks. Is that true?— Dan
Ausiello: Sorta. The May 2 episode won't employ the traditional flashback technique, but there will be flashbacks. They just won't be going back that far.

Question: I recall you having an interview with somebody associated with Lost and talking about a "game changing" episode where we'll be blown away and everything will be turned on its head. Has this episode already aired? I sure hope not. — Chad
Ausiello: That "somebody" would be Damon Lindelof, and no, it hasn't aired yet. My hunch is it's the aforementioned May 2 episode, since it was penned by Darlton (aka Damon and Carlton).

5 morts et le duel locke/jack dans le final enfin duel c ptet pas le mot mais

5 morts??????
quoi?????
noooooooooonnnnnn

je pense qu'on peut cpter des persos comme les others pas juste nos losties tkt sont pas tarés lol
je dirais
cooper déjà
charlie (quasi sure pr moi)
ap je sai spas

les photos promos que j'attendais tant mais pas autant que l'epi lui mm










Lost May Preview - Spoilers!

Spoiler: Only six episodes remain of LOST season three and fans are as excited as ever to see where the LOST team is going to take them.

Will the secret behind the others be revealed? Is there more to Locke's father than meets the eye? Will Desmond's beloved Penny show up to rescue them all?

Read on for spoilers and speculation leading right up to the shocking conclusion of LOST season three!

3.18 - D.O.C

D.O.C stands for 'Date of Conception', in the context of this episode it is the D.O.C of Sun's baby that is in question. If the baby was conceived off the island, she will be fine, but the baby also will not be Jin's. If the baby was conceived on the island, there could be grave consequences for Sun.

Meanwhile, a distress flare will bring an unlikely visitor to Jin, Hurley, Charlie, and Desmond when Mr. Eyepatch himself, Mikhail, arrives. Will the mysterious Patchy be friend or foe? Will the mysterious parachutist survive? How did Mikhail survive his experience with 'the fence'?

3.19 - The Brig

Locke breaks away from the others and covertly drafts Sawyer to help him get rid of a 'mutual problem'.

This episode features flashbacks that reveal just why Locke decided to cut ties with 'The Others'. Locke is shocked to find that Ben has been healed after the others journey to an ancient monument. Did Ben ever really need Jack after all?

The parachutist gives the survivors some chilling information about Oceanic Flight 815, but can she be believed?

3.20 - The Man Behind the Curtain

After failing to secure Locke, Ben must face the wrath of the mysterious Jacob. Flashback's this time belong to Ben himself, or do they? We journey back to the days of Dharma to find some familiar faces that do not belong.

3.21 - The Greatest Hits

Not much is known about this episode, yet, other than it is Charlie centric. Dominic Monaghan has stated that Charlie is tortured in this episode and to escape the pain he withdraws into himself to write a song. The song may appear again, in a different form, before the end of the season.

3.22/23 - Through The Looking Glass

An epic confrontation will take place between The Others and The Oceanic 815r's that will echo a previous occurrence on the island. Among the known spoilers:

*Episode is Jack Centric.
*Reveals a shocking secret from Jack's past.
*A MAJOR character will die (who is not Charlie).
*Jack and Locke will have a long awaited confrontation.

The rumors surrounding the episode range from enticing to ludicrous.

*The survivors divide, half believing Locke has betrayed them, half believing *Locke is acting for the greater good.
*Kate finds herself divided between Jack and Sawyer.
*Jack's father will appear on the island.
*A new enemy will emerge to threaten the survivors.
*The 'Major' death will be either Jack, Kate, Sawyer, or Locke.
http://www.buddytv.com/articles/lost/lost-may-preview-spoilers-5910.aspx