"LOST Humanity" by Pearson Moore‏

I was recently made aware of Pearson Moore's "Lost Humanity" and was able to read a chapter of his book on his website and I have to say that I'm very impressed. Pearson dives deep into all of the references on LOST and is able to make you think about it all in a different way that brings things together in a more concise and simple way. I highly recomend that you purchase this book via Amazon or in ebook form.

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His Words:

"LOST Humanity" just published on Amazon. I wrote the book for everyone with an intense interest in the show, and thought you might enjoy taking a look at it.

I'm calling "LOST Humanity" a "post-graduate course in LOST." I assume throughout that anyone reading the book has seen every episode, so I waste no time with introductory or recap-type material--it's just hard-hitting analysis from cover to cover. People have really taken a liking to the four "nonlinear" types of analysis in the book, and especially the chaos-based analysis regarding Lorenz Attractor pairs. It was fun to write, and apparently fun to read, too!

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EW Lost Article Preview: Life after 'Lost'

Life after 'Lost'

Mar 10

2011

10:00 AM ET

by Dan Snierson

You let go. Really, you did. When Lost ascended to the TV afterlife last May, you returned to your normal life, paying those overdue bills, mowing your overgrown lawn, even resuming communication with those who couldn’t understand why you wanted to own a jar of Dharma peanut butter. But perhaps somewhere in the recesses of your brain, as you saw an Elizabeth Mitchell or a Daniel Dae Kim pop up on your flatscreen, you started thinking about our dear castaways. Where are those Lost actors now? Do you they miss working on the show? And is it true that Josh Holloway cut his hair?

Those burning questions — and more — are answered in this week’s issue of Entertainment Weekly. We interviewed a bunch of cast members, including Matthew Fox, Josh Holloway, and Elizabeth Mitchell, and caught up the men in charge of the show, Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse, as well as co-creator J.J. Abrams. The good news? No one is currently roaming the halls of a psychiatric facility in a bathrobe, repeatedly chanting six numbers. Some more good news? Several familiar faces — such as Jorge Garcia, Michael Emerson, and Henry Ian Cusick — are plotting their return to series television by starring in drama pilots. Another has landed on the stage: Mr. Fox is currently in London, starring in a new Neil LaBute play titled In a Forest Dark and Deep. “A play in the West End of London is something I’ve always dreamed of doing,” he tells EW, noting that “it’s been my goal after Lost to get into a situation where I’m doing a film here and there and a play here and there — that broad of a structure.”

Fox isn’t the only former cast member exploring new ground in Europe: Holloway recently filmed scenes for Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, starring Tom Cruise. While he can’t spill too much about his role, he does hint, “I’m definitely doing some ass-kicking.” And because he’s down for all kinds of challenges in this next phase of his career, he’s guest-starring in the paintball-themed season finale of Community. “There’s a couple of good one-liners in there,” he says. “I hope I pull them off!” (Fingers tightly crossed for a Troy and Abed in the Morning segment with Holloway.)
http://popwatch.ew.com/2011/03/10/life-after-lost-fox-holloway/

Lost KOS Hummer Tour

While My Wife and I were in Hawaii celebrating our 10th Anniversary we took a Lost tour with the company KOS Tours Inc. http://www.hummertourshawaii.com/page/1111465 It was awesome the tour guide Jeff showed up in a Hummer and drove us around downtown and pointed out where Desmond & Charlie drove into the water in the Flash Sideways, the Marina where Ben shot Desmond, The interior & exterior (shot in different locations where Christian ran into Sawyer, the church where Desmond's Monistary & Daniels Oxford were shot. We returned later to try and find some of the locations which are in a later post.

Then we went up the Nuuana Pali Drive and we stopped at the place where They filmed the outside gate of Anthony Cooper's Home. Jeff told us that the small guard house was added just for the shot and then taken away. We weren't able to take pictures during the begining of the tour so I don't have photos of this.

After that we drove on the Nuuanu Pali Drive and stopped along the side of the road and he told us to look closely across the road because that area was where they shot the scenes when Ben & Locke visited Jacob's Cabin, Eko's death, where the Smoke Monster killed the Pilot and the tree where Hurley ghost whispered between Richard & Isabella. He told us that the film crew had cleared the area to film the scene and that Jeff and another tour guide had later visited the place after the episode aired and everything had already grown back. Thing grow that fast in Hawaii.

Kaneohe Bay = Season Finale Pier

Jeff stopped at a park area near the water in Kaneohe Bay and across the water he pointed out was the pier where the season 2 finale was shot where Jack, Sawyer, Kate & Hurley were captured and Michael was set free with Walt. It was also the place where Sun, Jin & Sayid lost Desmond's boat and Sun shot the Other Coleen. Unfortunately the Pier was private property so we weren't able to actually go on it. I was a little disappointed since I wanted to pretend that I had a bag over my head and was captured by the Others!

If you look near the right side of the photo below you can see a white thing at the end of the pier, the crew had made it and the owner told them not to bother taking it down. But since it was just made to last long enough for the shot it has since fallen down. Its the Pala Ferry covering behind the picture of Sun.

MOLI'I GARDEN = (Exterior) Sayid's service in South America

This is where they shot the outside scenes of the building that Eko entered and ended up slitting the throats of a bunch of African Drug Warlords. It was also the outside shot of when Sayid was working on a roof in South America and Locke/Jeremy Bentham visits him to try to convince him to return to the island.

MOLI'I GARDEN = Out of Borders

This is the same place that was used for the scene with Eko in Africa and the scene with Sayid in South America. The reason why it is currently painted in such bright colors is because its currently being used for shooting the upcoming ABC show "Out of Borders".


Jeff our Tour Guide was telling us about how this land/house/water area was run for years by a man who would watch over the fish that would get trapped in the water area. He died a number of years ago so the water area hasn't been looked after recently.

MOLI'I GARDEN = (Interiors) Jin's Father's Home & Place where Eko kills drug dealers

MOLI'I GARDEN = Dharma Pier & Jin's Father's Fishing Pier

This pier is currently a T-Shape, but back when they shot the scenes with the Dharma pier and of Jin's Father's Boat they moved them so that they made one ling pier, that's why on the show when Sawyer is getting into the sub you only see the mountain and now tree line since they were so far out on the water.

MOLI'I GARDENS = Season 6 Pier Gun Fight

Here they filmed the gun fight in season six when Jack, Kate, Hurley, Sayid, Sawyer, Sun & Jin entered the submarine before it brew up. A lot of the background props etc had been removed by now.

Kaaawa Valley/Kualoa Ranch, Cooper Batter = Dharma Sub

This was the sub prop that they had floating in the water for all of the Dharma Sub scenes. I was about to get onto it to pose, but the tour guide told me not to since it was falling apart. I tried opening the hatch and it was wood inside.

Kaaawa Valley/Kualoa Ranch = The Tempist

Back during World War 2, after Pearl Harbor the Army toke over part of Kaaawa Valley/Kualoa Ranch and turned it into a secret area to protect the coast from attacks. Many of the bunkers were still there along with this tunnel system which was used to film the exterior scenes of the Dharma Station the Tempest.

Kaaawa Valley/Kualoa Ranch = Goodwin's Death

These were the logs that Goodwin & Ana Lucia sat on when Ana Lucia was trying to interigate him, while they shared a mango.

This was the hill that they rolled down

and where he landed on a stick.


Its also the area where Ben proclaimed his love to Juliet by shooting "Your Mine!"

Kaaawa Valley/Kualoa Ranch= Richard Alperts Home

This is where Richard rode his horse in the first scene of his flashback.
The wind blow the roof off of his house so its currently being remade.
But there were some other houses that were still in tact.