Lost: The Complete Sixth Season
DVD/Blu-ray
WRITERS/DIRECTORS: Damon Lindelof, Carton Cuse, Jack Bender, Adam Horowitz, Paul Edwards, Tucker Gates, Edward Kitsis, Elizabeth Sarnoff
STARRING: Matthew Fox, Evangeline Lilly, Terry O’Quinn, Jorge Garcia, Josh Holloway, Naveen Andrews, Yunjin Kim, Daniel Dae Kim, Michael Emmerson, Emile de Ravin, Nestor Carbonell, Ken Jeung, Jeff Fahey, Henry Ian Cusick, Mark Pellegrino Dominic Monaghan
Disney Home Entertainment
RELEASE DATE: August 24, 2010

Reviewing The Final Season of LOST is not the easiest thing to pull off. If you have any interest at all in this sixth and last season, then you’ve seen seasons one through five already (at least you better have!). And if you’ve seen seasons one through five, then you were most likely just as excited to inhale the sixth as everyone else, and already know exactly what you think of it!

That said, this final season was met with a battle of varying opinions. Most Lost faithfuls came to love the way things were wrapped up; some had difficulty warming up to it, myself included, but in the end it all found a way to work. On the other hand, there were a surprising amount of fans who were enraged by what they saw, unfortunately.

**UPDATED BELOW**

As you’re all aware, the series finale for LOST was met with a battle of opinions; many loved it and many loathed it and the debate was on in full-effect. As answers and more information was shared (Read: Did You Hate The “˜Lost’ Finale? Read This & May You Discover Enlightenment) people began to warm up to how one of the greatest TV shows ever made was wrapped up, but it was a little promise that had us all excited for just a little bit more Lost on the horizon.

Not long after the show’s conclusion, it was announced that a 12-minute epilogue called The New Man in Charge would be included on the DVD and Blu-ray (which can both be pre-ordered right now) releases of the complete series as a special feature. This epilogue was said to show us a little peek into the island after Hurley took over with Ben as his right hand man, and maybe even offer up answers to some questions that might still be lingering.

Thankfully this is the 21st century, and things are always trying to move faster than they’re expected to move. Due to this fact, the full epilogue has found its way online and you can watch it right this very moment by clicking over to the other side! I must warn you however: this video might not be here for long. It appears that this was some kind of leak and it’s being pulled down everywhere, so get your fill while you still can!

Deadline is reporting that they’ve gotten word of a new deal that will see Lost creator, writer, and producer Damon Lindelof working on a rewrite of the script for Ridley Scott‘s horror classic prequel, Alien.

This doesn’t mean that Lindelof’s polished script will be the final one used for the movie, but he did meet with Ridley and the ideas shared were impressive enough to bring about the deal. Now Lindelof will get to it, submit his script, and see where things stand from that point.

Lindelof has become a much-recognized name over the past few years due to the incredible success of Lost, but has also quickly begun trying to solidify himself as a top screenwriting talent. In addition to this Alien prequel, the writer has also been collaborating with both Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci on the scripts for J.J. Abrams’ untitled Star Trek sequel and Jon Favreau’s comic book adaptation, Cowboys & Aliens.

Now that Lost has come and gone, epic discussions and debates held about what happened and whether it all worked perfectly or failed miserably, you might just be thinking “I need to GO to there and hang out on that island immediately!” People say that, right? It can’t be just me thinking this.

Have no fear, you would not be alone. Should you go all the way to Hawaii just to visit this one location? Probably not — there’s plenty more to see there — but if you’re heading there on vacation anyway, why not visit?

If this is you, now there’s a map that fully marks out all of the important landmarks and locations from the hit ABC show, along with all Dharma Initiative stations, and the flight patterns of aircraft such as Oceanic Flight 815.

Be sure to head on over to the other side to get a peek at this Lost island map.

Over the course of this final season of Lost that has been so often talked about and discussed, one of the biggest question marks among fans (myself included), was where Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje was.

Akinnuoye-Agbaje of course is best known as the character Mr. Eko — easily one of the most popular to fans over the course of the show’s six seasons — and with every other character showing up from time-to-time throughout the season and also the finale, it was clear that something was fishy in Eko’s absence.

So where in the hell was Mr. Eko?