Wednesday, February 28, 2007

3x10 Tricia Tanaka Is Dead - Episode Discussion



Spoiler Alert for those in different time zones!

3x10 Tricia Tanaka is Dead (Pre-episode Discussion)



Post your predictions and paranoid concerns here...

Monday, February 26, 2007

TLI: Stranger In A Strange Land



The Lost Initiative discusses Season 3 Episode 9, Stranger In A Strange Land, the Jack centric episode.

WARNINGS: we have an explicit tag for a reason, we giggled through most of this episode, and expect some rambling in parts.

SPOILERS are at the END!

What can the Lost Initiative do to become #1?

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~206-203-4977

Enjoy Responsibly

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Playlist:
All The Thing She Said - t.A.t.U.
I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For - U2
That's The Way Love Goes - Janet Jackson
Lonely No More - Rob Thomas
Maneater - Nelly Furtado
She Bangs - Ricky Martin
Woman - Wolfmother
Unpretty - TLC
Money Maker - Ludacris featuring Pharrell Williams
One Way Ticket To Hell - The Darkness
You're My Little Secret - Xscape

Friday, February 23, 2007

Dharmalars: A Stranger in a Strange Land




This week we get into 3x09 a Jack-Centric episode that involves Tattoos. We hear about that new theme that popped up at the end of the episode from Jimmy and get some great listener responses concerning some of our UK questions. We would also like to thank all of you for putting us in the top 100 in iTunes TV and Film category!

Playlist-

Apache- Fatboy Slim
Lost in Every Way- Fourever
The Breeze- Tulsi
The Veldt- Combustible Edison

Click Below to Listen
Stranger In A Strange Land

Wednesday, February 21, 2007

3x09 Stranger in a Strange Land - Episode Discussion



Post your thoughts and grumbles here...

You Want Me to Stick This WHERE?



Ben looks way too happy.

Pre-episode discussion here for 3x09 - Stranger in a Strange Land. Happy Lostnesday!

Monday, February 19, 2007

TLI: Flashes Before Your Eyes



FINALLY!

This podcast almost killed us. Aimee was sick, and Kim needed anger management classes after all was said and done. Ok...The Lost Initiative discusses Season 3 Episode 8, Flashes Before Your Eyes, the Desmond centric episode. (Warning: spoilers are at the END)

We want to know, what is your favourite line of Season 3 so far?

Who else thought Claire's hair was bloody awful?

What else can The Lost Initiative do for you? We want YOUR feedback!

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~myspace.com/lostinitiative
~206-203-4977

Enjoy Responsibly.
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Cheers!

Playlist:
Make Your Own Kind of Music - Mama Cass (C'mon, you knew I was going to put that in)
Save Me - Jem
Wonderwall - Oasis
Building a Mystery - Sarah McLachan
Save Tonight - Eagle Eye Cherry
Who Will Save Your Soul - Jewel
How to Save a Live - The Fray
Save Your Scissors - Dallas Green
Baby You Save Me - Kenny Chesney
Save Us - Cartel
Save Me From Me - Amber Pacific

Saturday, February 17, 2007

Dharmalars: Flashes Before Your Eyes





Ralph and Ben talk about the very concise and detailed episode "Flashes Before Your Eyes". Jimmy in Seattle gets into a couple of themes that seem to center around Desmond and his relationship with Penny. Sit Back and enjoy!

playlist-
History Repeating- Propellerheads w/ Shirley Bassey
Spirit- Doug E. Fresh and The Get Fresh Crew
Dig My Grave- They Might Be Giants
On Our Own- Bobby Brown
Martian Lounge- Danny Elfman

LISTEN HERE

Wednesday, February 14, 2007

"Flashes Before Your Eyes" - Episode Discussion












Episode 3x08 ! ! !

Happy Valentines Day Indeed



Me name's Desmond. I enjoy walks on the beach, buildin' crazy things outta old bits of stuff like golf clubs and all that, and readin' me favorite writer Charles Dickens, and gettin' me honor back. See ya in another life, brotha.

Sunday, February 11, 2007

TLI: Not In Portland



WARNING: Our spoiler section is pretty big this week--about 15mins--keep that in mind if you want to avoid it around 44:00-59:00ish.

This episode Aimee & Kimberley--opps Aimee AND Kim discuss Not In Portland, the on-going saga of the Sawyer-Kate-Jack love triangle, and all--really ALL the ways you can contact The Lost Initiative.

Enjoy Responsibly.

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Cheers!

Saturday, February 10, 2007

The Lost Initiative Feed Has Been Repaired!

Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting

Thanks to Jay from The Lost Podcast w/ Jay & Jack (and his friend @ Switchpod), we found the ridiculously simple solution to fixing the feed. It was the "&" in Kimberley & Aimee on our Switchpod profile.

So now, please refer to us only as "Kimberley and Aimee". Otherwise, the world might implode.

Thursday, February 08, 2007

The Hater talks a little Lost

From avclub.com's The Hater:



The New York Times On Lost, Anti-Abortion Activists, Heroes

posted by: Amelie Gillette
February 7, 2007 - 12:38pm

A Wednesday afternoon game of make-believe:

Let's say you're a TV critic for The New York Times—more specifically, you're a TV critic for The New York Times who is notorious for getting basic facts completely wrong, Alessandra Stanley—and you want to write an article about Lost, which is back from a three-month hiatus tonight, and that's a pretty big story (at least for a television critic). The problem is, you haven't seen Lost since, oh, the pilot episode. Do you a). Spend all night watching most of the episodes and doing the necessary research or b.) Just wing it, and talk about Heroes, the supernatural, and random scholarly websites a lot, and hope no one notices?

We can stop playing right now because judging by today's New York Times, the real Alessandra Stanley chose b:

Anyone who thinks it’s a good sign that “Lost” is back has not spent enough time at the Web site of James Randi, a skeptical scholar of the pseudoscientific and the supernatural.
A fan recently posed this question online at randi.org: “Is a fascination and increased belief in the supernatural a sign of social decline?”
The answer came as categorically as the words under the Magic 8-Ball: “Yes. Absolutely.”
By itself, “Lost” may not be a harbinger of the decline of Western civilization. But alongside “Heroes,” as well as “Medium,” “Ghost Whisperer” and “Raines,” a new NBC drama that begins in March and stars Jeff Goldblum as a detective who solves murders by appearing to commune with dead victims, the collapse looks pretty darn nigh.

Uh-huh. Wait. What? If the popularity of supernatural TV shows means it's the end of the world as we know it, then shouldn't it have ended back when Samantha on Bewitched first twiched her nose?

But it gets even worse. After a long discussion of Heroes (anything to avoid talking about the specifics of Lost!), we're treated to this sobering characterization of the fans of "supernatural" TV dramas:

The fans of these kinds of serialized thrillers are unusually passionate and devoted, carrying a clout not unlike that of anti-abortion activists — their intensity is in some ways more powerful than their numbers.

Good analogy. Although there is a small difference in the degree of the "intensity" of anti-abortion activists and Lost fanatics—one group uses bombs, while the other posts messages in chat rooms—still, the similarities are striking.

But Stanley had to mention a few facts about Lost—afterall, that's what the article was about—and, true to form, she got most of them wrong:

Tonight’s episode begins with Jack poised to remove a tumor from Henry/Ben’s spine — to stave off the execution of Kate and Sawyer.

Not exactly. But close. Jack is poised to either fix the artery he slashed near Henry/Ben's kidney, or let him bleed to death. And Kate was never going to be executed. Still, close enough. It was only the biggest plot point in the last episode of the show you're writing an entire article about.

Unlike “Lost,” in which the only youngster, Walt, was kidnapped and is still missing, “Heroes” has one main character who is still in high school.

Walt's not missing. He sailed off with his dad in the last episode of season two—which was another major plot point, not just something that those anti-abortion-activist-level-crazy Lost fans would know about.

Wednesday, February 07, 2007

"Not In Portland" - Episode Discussion













Well, the time has finally come. Let's get this show on the road!

LOST IS BACK!



Discuss how psyched you are that you survived another hiatus without killing yourself...or someone else.

Monday, February 05, 2007

The Losties



WARNING: We have a tiny spoiler section, I'm not kidding it's between 54:30 and 57:30, keep that in mind if you want to avoid it.

This episode Aimee & Kim hold the 1st Losties awards! Wednesday LOST RETURNS, this means MORE podcasts, yeah!!!

Enjoy Responsibly.

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Cheers!