LOST Mystery Podcast with Anton and Evan - A LOST Podcast for new LOST viewers and serious LOST fanatics

Just realized that February 2nd which is the day when LOST season 6 will premiere is also Groundhog Day.This got me thinking about the movie Groundhog Day with Bill Murray in which he repeats the same day over and over again.

As many of you may know I have this theory that season 6 will begin with the LOSTies landing in LAX as if the crash never happened, only they will have learned the lessons they learned on the island and therefore will be “better” people because of the experience. Just like the movie Groundhog Day the island was a time loop that existed outside of the normal timeline that everyone else on the planet was experiencing. The Incident caused an end to that time loop, somehow, and thus they’re back to their pre-crash state waiting to make a landing in Los Angeles. So, maybe it’s not a coincidence that the show is premiering on Groundhog Day?

What do you guys think?

Your typical LOST fodder, Matthew  Fox presents at the Golden Globes, good stuff but the same old-same old in my opinion. Until I noticed his haircut. On it’s own it wouldn’t have been a big deal, except their half way through filming of the final season and his hair is nothing like the close-cut that he’s had on the island, it’s looking very much pre-crash Jack length. What do you all think?

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I found this video of a brief interview with Josh Holloway and found his answer to her question very telling. She asks what he would like to see in Sawyer’s future. He says “maybe he’s earned a second chance at life, but it’s not a clean slate, he’s got some things he needs to rectify that he’s done in the past and hopefully the lessons that he’s learned on the island will translate into real life and he can have a second chance…”

Does this seem very telling to anyone else?! The phrase “translate into real life” is what put me over the edge, almost as if what’s been happening on the island isn’t “real life” but (if my prediction comes true) they land in LAX as if nothing ever happened, but still have the knowledge of what happened to them on the island then our beloved characters would have the opportunity to put those valuable lessons into practice in their LOST lives.

What do you think?

In this special 100th episode of The LOST Mystery Podcast with Anton & Evan we’re taking an in-depth look at the remaining unanswered mysteries of LOST. Anton’s brother Michael also sat down with us and talked some about his experience with LOST (he started watching it shortly after Anton). Dig in and get ready because this episode is packed full! We’ll be back when season 6 begins with weekly episodes, see you then! If you’d like to checkout something in the meantime I highly recommend checking out our Top 5 Moments of Season 2 vidcast with Jed of LOSTies with Jed and Cara!

It’s been a long time, but we’re back! We’ll be recording our 100th episode this week, but first we need your feedback. Our 100th episode is going to be called “The Unanswered Mysteries of LOST” and we’ll be discussing the remaining questions that have yet to be answered by the creators of LOST. We need you to call in 765-439-4390  (or email) your pick for the BIGGEST unanswered mystery of LOST as well as your thoughts on that mystery. Feel free to call in multiple times with different entries as there are some mysteries that are going to be very popular with the community.

We’ll be recording the episode on Wednesday January 6th so we’ll need your feedback before then in order to include it in the episode.

Talk to you soon!