FlashForward Gives Major LOST Spoiler?

Read at your own risk. Possible spoilers below!

The new TV show FlashForward threw out a major Lost spoiler in the background of their last episode. If you were wondered what happened at the end of last season’s Lost season finale, the answer was flashed before our eyes. If you haven’t seen the last episode of last season, if you keep reading, I will spoil it for you.

Juliet fell down the hole to detonate a hydrogen bomb which in theory was supposed to reset history in a world where Oceanic Flight 815 didn’t crash. Well, it looks like that plan may have worked. In the screenshot below for Flash Forward, you can see an Oceanic Airline billboard in the background. You can’t really see it here, but in high definition you can see it says at the top:

''Perfect Safety Record.''SpectraNUT from the ABC message board has a great theory:

''The “perfect safety record” ties in with the fact that Season 6 is going to start out with the “alternate timeline” as if the plane never crashed. The Bomb was detonated by Jack at the end of Season 5 and theoretically that was supposed to change everything. So, based on THAT premise, Oceanic’s record WOULD BE PERFECT.''

I couldn’t agree with him more! But then maybe the creators of Lost were just messing around with us, because they really like to do that. At the same time at the Lost Comic-Con panel, we were shown several “commercials” that showed what life would have been like for the the passengers of of flight 815 had the plane not crashed. We have also been told that everyone from the first season would be back for the last. The only way I can see this happening is if Jack’s plan worked and their lives were reset. What do you all think?
Source: Geektyrant.com

R.I.P. Nelson Nogaro (August 4, 1985 - July 18, 2009)

The news.

Drowning shocks family.
Man, 23, found near Wasaga beach.

Relatives of a 23-year-old Toronto man who drowned near Wasaga Beach were too stunned to speak yesterday while police tried to determine the cause of the tragedy.

Nelson Nogaro, 23, was pronounced dead at Collingwood Hospital on Saturday after he was found in the Nottawasaga River at 5:30 p.m. A search started an hour earlier when Nogaro didn't surface from the waters of the river.

"I'm at a loss for words right now, I really don't know what to say," said a devastated family member at Nogaro's North York home.

OPP reported officers were investigating the cause of the drowning, adding there is no evidence of foul play.

Source: Torontosun.com

My deepest condolences goes to the family and friends of Nelson, I did not meet him at all, but I have friends who did, it's always sad to see someone you love go especially if it's a young person....it is a tragic loss. I'm sure where ever he is, his smiling just like he used to do in all his pictures... I'm so very sorry.
I leave here a poem from one of my favorite tv shows, Six Feet Under.

' I depart as air.
I shake my white locks at the runaway sun,
I bequeath myself to the dirt
To grow from the grass I love.
If you want me again,
Look for me under your boot soles.
You will hardly know who I am or what I mean
But I shall be good health to you nevertheless.
Missing me one place?
Search another.
I stop somewhere,
waiting for you.'

From Six Feet Under 'The Book of Daddy'

A New Rumor Hints at Dominic Monaghan's Return to Lost!

It's been vaguely hinted at in an ABC promo and rumored lately that Dominic Monaghan will return to the hit series Lost as Charlie Pace, and now a new wrinkle has surfaced. E! Online is reporting that Monaghan was spotted earlier today in Los Angeles having breakfast with Lost executive producer/showrunner Damon Lindelof.

Of course, it isn't known what the two were discussing, but with the rumors piling up about the return of Monaghan's Charlie Pace, it is possible that was what the meeting was for.

We'll surely keep you posted on any and all news about the highly-anticipated sixth and final season of Lost that will air in early 2010.

LOST Cake To Celebrate 100th Episode.

This LOST cake was made for the cast and crew of the show by Charm City Cakes (of Ace of Cakes fame) to celebrate the series' 100th episode, which airs tonight.

It has been more than four years since that fateful airliner, Oceanic Flight 815, crashed onto an Island on September 22nd, 2004. After 99 episodes full of ominous mythology, startling discoveries, shocking cliffhangers, buried secrets, and stunning character development - we have reached the 100 episode milestone.
Nice -- 100 episodes and we still don't know jackshit. Or do we? Rearrange the letters in 'black smoke' and what do you get? Exactly, fondant. BOOM, mystery solved.

Bigger picture HERE.

Lostpedia (which, if you're a LOST fan and didn't know about, you've been missing out)

Thanks to Chris and Matt, who once Bermuda Triangled with a special magnetic field and then next thing you know babies, black smoke, mysterious civilization, time travel and a whole bunch of other boom-shacka-lacka.
Source: Geekologie.com

Guy Loses Finger, Replaces With Flash Drive...

Jerry Jalava is a hacker who lost half his left ring finger in a motorcycle accident and decided to replace the digit with a USB drive. So now he sports a rubber half-finger with thumb(!)drive inside. Awesome. Plus, if he ever has to wear a wedding ring it won't count because it's not a real finger. Am I right? Because that's why I cut mine off. Just kidding, I was really high and trying to make a bong in shop class.
Source: Geekologie

The Lost Boys: The Tribe

Get your first look at the vampire hunting Frog Brothers since the 1987, in the brand new trailer for the upcoming sequel, The Lost Boys 2: The Tribe. Check it out!