The Man In Black Has A Name & It's....

I am so sorry that it took so long for me to post this Lost video, but I got sidetracked earlier in the week and completely forgot. Apparently Damon Lindelof & Carlton Cuse had some fun hijinks plan for the Lost: One Year Later panel at Comic Con. Continue after the jump for the rest of the hysterical panel.

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Cuse came in dressed as a Stormtrooper, Lindelof as a Dharma Iniative member (point Cuse). Lindelof pleaded with Cuse to finally show the 'uneditted & unaired' scene from the Season 1 finale that would finally prove that they hadn't been making it up all along. Cuse refused saying it would "ruin the integrity of the show". Lindelof answered with a snark "Since when did you care about the integrity of the show?" (point Lindelof). The agreed to show the clip, and the rest is Re-written Lost history. Watch for yourself and prepared to have all your questions answered:



Barry? Barry? That's hysterical. Well done. A great reward for the people who waited to hear Cuse & Lindelof talk about a show they loved. Also, great job by all involved in getting this one on the 'Net for all of us who couldn't get out to San Diego. And a relly big shout out to Titus Welliver & Mark Pelligrino (Jacob & Blackie) for shooting this clip a few weeks ago as a treat for the fans. Very fun.... God I miss Lost. It's OK Jeff... something will come along.

'Ollie Klubershturf vs. The Nazi's' Is Damon Lindelof's Long Lost 1 Act Play.... And It's Awesome!!!!

Mills, Hemsworth and Reedus

The guys over at One Cool Thing A Day always find... eh...er... well, One Cool Thing A Day (Hence the site name... meh) to feature on their site. A few days back they featured a short film entitled 'Ollie Klublershturf vs The Nazis' by director Skot Bright. The thing that makes this short film special is that Damon Lindelof, (co-creator of Lost) wrote it as a one act play. But he wrote it RIGHT before he had a scheduled meeting with Carlton Cuse (the other co-creator of Lost)... and since Cuse was so impressed with Lindelof's play he agreed to meet him. This script got Lindy in the door with Cuse, and then the two went on to make TV history!!! Bright does an excellent job bringing the story to life with a wonderful cast of actors including Chris Hemsworth (Thor), Norman Reedus (Boondock Saints), Rachel Nichols (GI Joe, Conan Reboot), Samm Levine (Inglourious Bastards), George Seagal (Just Shoot Me) and the wonderful Zach Mills (Super 8) as the child wunderkind Ollie Kluhbershturf! This will be the best 10 minutes of your day....

Damon Lindelof Tells George R.R. Martin To Eat A Dick...

I love when famous people get mad at each other... the pettiness comes out between them and it usually makes for some good laughs. In a recent interview with The New Yorker, 'Game of Thrones' author George RR Martin claimed he didn't want to "Pull a Lost" and mess up the ending of his 'Songs of Fire & Ice' book series. This lead 'Lost' showrunner and CCD fave Damon Lindelof  to go off on Martin via Twitter, calling out the author for talking shit. Now before you get all mad at Damon for being sensitive, he clarified his beef with Martin... he is not upset that Martin didn't like the ending of 'Lost', he is just mad that Martin tried to equate "Pulling a Lost" with a shitty ending. I agree with Damon... how are you going to bash a show that ruled the airwaves for six years when your show hasn't even begun to air yet?

Here are a few of Lindelof's tweets:

"I don't take issue with his opinion, I take issue with the fact that he coined 'Pulling a Lost' as empirically 'f--king up the ending,'"

"Not to mention, he agreed to say nice things if I sent him Mr. Friendly's beard, which I did"

"I've just been informed George is working on his feud response. I'll have it in FIVE YEARS! #NOYOUDINT"

Martin apparently heard that Lindelof was abusing him, so he fired back in another interview yesterday. Here are some of the highlights:

"When I reached the end and they hadn't pulled it altogether, in fact, they left a big turd on my doorstep," says the author bluntly, "I was pretty upset...it was about the second episode of Lost, I said, 'Oh, they're all dead.' They're all dead. That's what it would be in a half-hour Rod Sterling Twilight Zone, in 1958. And they took what? How many seasons to get to the point where they were all dead?"

This sent Lindelof over the edge, and he ended the arugument with these Tweets:

First: "They weren't dead the whole time." And second? "1997 called. It wants its web design back."

Hahahahahaha.... in Lindelof's defense, Martin's website is pretty terrible (see for yourself). I love this argument, especially that he attacks Martin's ridiculous beard and inability to finish & publish a book in a reasonable period of time. But I am looking forward to 'Game of Thrones'... keep the humor coming Damon. Don't let this bearded fuck talk shit about our favorite show!!!! And if he does, tweet this pic of him to teach him a lesson!!!

Quotes via E Online