Thanks to Eliot for the following.
I have a student radio show within UEA's (Norwich) station. Last week, I hosted a LOST special as we are major fans of the show.
The headline part of the show was an interview with the presenter/ superfan Iain Lee (Lost Initiative/ Sky1 Specials)
He told some very funny stories about the cast (including some about the 'worst cast member') and I though some other fans might find it interesting too.
The show is available as a podcast at:
http://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-eliot-fallows-show/id407891234
The episode in question is called 'Ab Absurdo'
Showing posts with label Sky One. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sky One. Show all posts
Friday, March 11, 2011
Ab Absurdo - Podcast Interview with Ian Lee
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
The Lost Initiative - Episode 6.17/6.18 - The End
Part 1
Part 2
Part 2
Saturday, May 22, 2010
The Lost Initiative - Episode 6.16 - What They Died For
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Sky One - Lost Finale Simulcast Details for Sunday/Monday
Update: 16:10 Here is the Press Release.
Update: 15:55 It seems that this will be on SkyHD1 only. As soon as I get official word from Sky I'll update.
Thanks to Televisionary for the heads up. I'm not 100% what they mean by Simulcast. I'll try to get more info.
UK viewers, just a heads-up that Sky1 will be offering a simulcast of the #Lost finale at 5 am GMT on Monday, as it airs in the US.
On Monday 24 May, after six monumental seasons and 121 captivating episodes, the series that has provoked more theories, debates and analysis than any other, will reach its final hours on Sky 1 HD and Sky 1. Along with fans in six other countries outside of the US (Italy, Spain, Portugal, Israel, Turkey and Canada), UK viewers will be able to enjoy the world premiere of LOST’s thrilling conclusion as Sky1 HD air a live simulcast of the US transmission. The double bill finale, aptly entitled The End, will bring to a close the many unanswered mysteries that show producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse have teased viewers with since 2004.
Stuart Murphy, Director of Programmes, Sky1 HD, Sky1, 2 and 3 commented: "We are proud of the fact that at Sky 1HD we have a long tradition of running all of our US shows as close as possible to their US TX date. With something as hotly anticipated as the LOST finale it makes sense to show it at exactly the same time as millions across America will see it.”
Since its launch, LOST has established itself among audiences as a ground-breaking television series that has defined a genre. It has succeeded in the almighty task of giving sci-fi universal appeal; placing ordinary people in an extraordinary situation. Still holding the title of the most expensive television pilot in history, LOST immediately captivated both audiences around the world and critics alike. It has since picked up a raft of awards including an Emmy® for Outstanding Drama Series, a Golden Globe® for Best Television Series (Drama), and Screen Actors Guild and Writers Guild Awards.
In 2007, Lindelof and Cuse made the bold decision to announce that LOST would comprise six seasons in total and reach its conclusion in 2010, allowing them to map out exactly how the series would unfold over the final two seasons, whilst also providing dedicated viewers with an endgame.
The sixth season, which debuted on Sky1 HD in February 2010, has answered many long-standing questions posed back in the early days of the show. In perhaps one of the most revealing scenes so far, Jacob (Mark Pelligrino) used the metaphor of a wine bottle to explain the importance of the Island, the true nature of the Man in Black and how and why he must be prevented from fulfilling his wish of escaping. “Think of this wine as… Hell… malevolence, evil, darkness, and here it is – swirling around in the bottle unable to get out, because if it did, it would spread. The cork, is this island, and it’s the only thing keeping the darkness where it belongs.” Now with the Man in Black taking on the form of the deceased Locke (Terry O’Quinn), the final episodes are building towards his potential escape. But will Charles Widmore (Alan Dale) or Jacob’s yet-to-be-decided successor, be able to stop him?
Executive producers and writers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse recently put the finishing touches on the final script, and explained that answers to the mysteries will continue to unravel. Cuse commented: “It was very profound for us, as we had written a cryptic scene, and we thought, no, these characters are actually at the place where they can have a discussion about what is going on here. It was very weird to take these closely held secrets and actually put them in the scene. It was very liberating and exciting.”
The final season has also introduced the concept of flash-sideways, portraying two parallel universes. The scenes on the island depict a universe where the bomb failed to detonate and the survivors remained, whereas the flash-sideways show a world where Oceanic 815 landed and the passengers never ended up living together. However, destiny appears to be drawing them together regardless as their lives end up colliding despite the reversal of history. Indeed, following a recent meeting with Charlie (Dominic Monaghan), Desmond (Henry Ian Cusick) starts to feel as if he has led another life before and plans to ‘awaken’ the other passengers on Oceanic 815 – starting with crashing his car into Locke as he crosses the road.
On Monday 24 May at 5am, catch the live simulcast of LOST, a two and a half hour unmissable landmark event in television history. The finale will then be repeated on Tuesday 25 May at 9pm.
On Friday 28 May at 7pm, Sky1 HD and Sky1 will kick off an evening celebrating LOST with a two hour US special entitled LOST: THE FINAL JOURNEY. The documentary will take a retrospective look at the past six seasons of the series and delve into what has transpired during the current season as a primer leading into the finale.
At 9pm, it’s time for another chance to catch LOST, and at 11.30pm, fans need not despair as two of Sky1 HD’s specials, THE END IS NIGH and TOP 10 GREATEST SCENES will follow.
Source: Sky One
Stuart Murphy, Director of Programmes, Sky1 HD, Sky1, 2 and 3 commented: "We are proud of the fact that at Sky 1HD we have a long tradition of running all of our US shows as close as possible to their US TX date. With something as hotly anticipated as the LOST finale it makes sense to show it at exactly the same time as millions across America will see it.”
Since its launch, LOST has established itself among audiences as a ground-breaking television series that has defined a genre. It has succeeded in the almighty task of giving sci-fi universal appeal; placing ordinary people in an extraordinary situation. Still holding the title of the most expensive television pilot in history, LOST immediately captivated both audiences around the world and critics alike. It has since picked up a raft of awards including an Emmy® for Outstanding Drama Series, a Golden Globe® for Best Television Series (Drama), and Screen Actors Guild and Writers Guild Awards.
In 2007, Lindelof and Cuse made the bold decision to announce that LOST would comprise six seasons in total and reach its conclusion in 2010, allowing them to map out exactly how the series would unfold over the final two seasons, whilst also providing dedicated viewers with an endgame.
The sixth season, which debuted on Sky1 HD in February 2010, has answered many long-standing questions posed back in the early days of the show. In perhaps one of the most revealing scenes so far, Jacob (Mark Pelligrino) used the metaphor of a wine bottle to explain the importance of the Island, the true nature of the Man in Black and how and why he must be prevented from fulfilling his wish of escaping. “Think of this wine as… Hell… malevolence, evil, darkness, and here it is – swirling around in the bottle unable to get out, because if it did, it would spread. The cork, is this island, and it’s the only thing keeping the darkness where it belongs.” Now with the Man in Black taking on the form of the deceased Locke (Terry O’Quinn), the final episodes are building towards his potential escape. But will Charles Widmore (Alan Dale) or Jacob’s yet-to-be-decided successor, be able to stop him?
Executive producers and writers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse recently put the finishing touches on the final script, and explained that answers to the mysteries will continue to unravel. Cuse commented: “It was very profound for us, as we had written a cryptic scene, and we thought, no, these characters are actually at the place where they can have a discussion about what is going on here. It was very weird to take these closely held secrets and actually put them in the scene. It was very liberating and exciting.”
The final season has also introduced the concept of flash-sideways, portraying two parallel universes. The scenes on the island depict a universe where the bomb failed to detonate and the survivors remained, whereas the flash-sideways show a world where Oceanic 815 landed and the passengers never ended up living together. However, destiny appears to be drawing them together regardless as their lives end up colliding despite the reversal of history. Indeed, following a recent meeting with Charlie (Dominic Monaghan), Desmond (Henry Ian Cusick) starts to feel as if he has led another life before and plans to ‘awaken’ the other passengers on Oceanic 815 – starting with crashing his car into Locke as he crosses the road.
On Monday 24 May at 5am, catch the live simulcast of LOST, a two and a half hour unmissable landmark event in television history. The finale will then be repeated on Tuesday 25 May at 9pm.
On Friday 28 May at 7pm, Sky1 HD and Sky1 will kick off an evening celebrating LOST with a two hour US special entitled LOST: THE FINAL JOURNEY. The documentary will take a retrospective look at the past six seasons of the series and delve into what has transpired during the current season as a primer leading into the finale.
At 9pm, it’s time for another chance to catch LOST, and at 11.30pm, fans need not despair as two of Sky1 HD’s specials, THE END IS NIGH and TOP 10 GREATEST SCENES will follow.
Source: Sky One
Update: 15:55 It seems that this will be on SkyHD1 only. As soon as I get official word from Sky I'll update.
Thanks to Televisionary for the heads up. I'm not 100% what they mean by Simulcast. I'll try to get more info.
UK viewers, just a heads-up that Sky1 will be offering a simulcast of the #Lost finale at 5 am GMT on Monday, as it airs in the US.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
The Lost Initiative - Episode 6.15 - Across The Sea
Thanks to Aiden for the heads up.
Friday, May 7, 2010
The Lost Initiative - Episode 6.14 - The Candidate
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Sky One Details for the Series Finale
Just got word from Sky One about their Lost Series Final Night. As I get more info I'll update.
Friday 28th May 2010
19:00 - 21:00 - 2 Hr Lost Special (Details TBA)
21:00 - 23:00 - 2 Hr Series Finale
23:00 - 23:30 - LOST: THE END IS NIGH (Repeat)
23:30 - 00:00 - LOST: TOP 10 GREATEST SCENES (Repeat)
Friday 28th May 2010
19:00 - 21:00 - 2 Hr Lost Special (Details TBA)
21:00 - 23:00 - 2 Hr Series Finale
23:00 - 23:30 - LOST: THE END IS NIGH (Repeat)
23:30 - 00:00 - LOST: TOP 10 GREATEST SCENES (Repeat)
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Sky One to Air 2 Lost Specials *Updated*
Update: 28th April Just got a little synopsis of each of these specials.
LOST: THE END IS NIGH - 22.00
Superfan Iain Lee commemorates the TV phenomenon's final voyage. Armed with an arsenal of questions, Iain talks to the cast and executive producers - will any secrets be spilled?
LOST: THE GREATEST SCENES - 22:30
Iain Lee recounts the most memorable moments from all six seasons, as decided by Sky viewers. Plus, exec producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse select their standout scene.
I've just learnt that Sky One in the UK will be airing 2 30 minute Lost Specials after Episode 6.16 has aired on Friday 21st May
LOST: THE END IS NIGH - 22.00
LOST: THE GREATEST SCENES - 22:30
As soon as I get some more info on these shows I'll update this post.
LOST: THE END IS NIGH - 22.00
Superfan Iain Lee commemorates the TV phenomenon's final voyage. Armed with an arsenal of questions, Iain talks to the cast and executive producers - will any secrets be spilled?
LOST: THE GREATEST SCENES - 22:30
Iain Lee recounts the most memorable moments from all six seasons, as decided by Sky viewers. Plus, exec producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse select their standout scene.
I've just learnt that Sky One in the UK will be airing 2 30 minute Lost Specials after Episode 6.16 has aired on Friday 21st May
LOST: THE END IS NIGH - 22.00
LOST: THE GREATEST SCENES - 22:30
As soon as I get some more info on these shows I'll update this post.
Friday, April 23, 2010
Episode 6x13 - Sky1 The LOST Initiative Recap
Thanks to Paul for the heads up!
Friday, April 16, 2010
The Lost Initiative - Episode 6.12 - Everybody Loves Hugo
Friday, April 9, 2010
Friday, April 2, 2010
Episode 6.10 - The Package - The Lost Initiative
Friday, March 26, 2010
The Lost Initiative - Episode 6.09 - Ab Aeterno
Friday, March 19, 2010
Friday, March 12, 2010
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
The Lost Initiative - Episode 6.06 - Sundown - Theory Battle and Fan Focus
Friday, March 5, 2010
Friday, February 26, 2010
The Lost Initiative - Episode 6.05 - Lighthouse
Friday, February 19, 2010
The Lost Initiative - Episode 6.04 - The Substitute
Update: Thanks to John for alerting us to the fact that they discuss some rumours in the podcast, so proceed with caution.
Source: Sky One
Source: Sky One
Friday, February 12, 2010
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