It's been confirmed: the sixth and final season of Lost will have one more hour than the fifth season did. However, like the fifth season, there will be sixteen episodes, meaning that the premiere of the sixth season will be two hours long, making it the only two hour non-finale episode of the series.This information was released by actor Matthew Fox, and later confirmed by representatives at ABC. Much thanks to DarkUfo for announcing this.
As I'm sure all of you are, I'm glad that we have one more hour to sort out the many intricate mysteries still remaining on Lost, as well as to further develop and resolve the fates of the many characters the show revolves around.
What would you like to see answered in this extra hour?
What would you like to see answered in this extra hour?
ReplyDeleteI would like to see a reacap Elois Hawkins and Charles Widmore masterminding the destiny of Desmond. They knew he was the one who needed to be there to push the button. I would like to see how they made it happen.
Oh, I forgot to add...
ReplyDeleteEloise and Charles have had something big planned since they got hold of Daniel's notebook. I'm sure that it will be saved for the S6 finale.
Wasn't the first ever episode - "Pilot" - also two hours long?
ReplyDeleteI'll be happy just to know for sure what blew up..the bomb or the energy pocket. And who survived and who didn't.
ReplyDeleteI will be most disappointed if they start out with 815 landing. No matter how they spin it from there, that would be a total copout.
Yep, the first episode was 2 hours long. There are A LOT of questions I'd like to see answered in the extra hour. Not sure what would rise to the top, though. I'd like to see Desmond featured, though.
ReplyDeleteActually, the first episode was made as a two-hour episode, but each half aired a week apart as separate episodes. I think they aired the two-hour version once after season 1 though.
ReplyDeleteIt will be in large part about the story of The Black Rock and how important that ship is in the final storyline.
ReplyDeleteI feel this way because the 1st episode from season six will have the same elements in it as the last episode of season one. If you remember, they get the dynamite from the ship and blow the hatch door, then the light appears as they look down in...the same hole that Juliet falls down in and explodes the Jughead and creates the bright light to end Season 5.
I would love to see a chilling back story of Henry Gale!!
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