Lost!

[bewitched]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

If they remain consistent with previous instances of time travel, they vanished.

I meant to point out earlier that Locke is an example of this...he is dead in the real world and alive on the island. Both places at one time (well, really 3 years apart, but time isn't moving at a parallel pace). Granted, the circumstances are different but I think it is clear that TPTB's version of "time" travel allows for a person to be in more than one reality (place and/or time). That's part of what I meant earlier when I wondered whether the Others who "left" the island (and then returned) didn't actually just inhabit 2 different realities at the same time.

[Stan4dSteph]

On the podcast, Darlton said that 316 and the next episode are actually shown out of numbered sequence, so apparently they decided that it would be more interesting to see the effects before the cause(s).

Anyone else watching Fringe? I'm enjoying the little Lost references that are included there, although I have probably missed some. I'll have to find some geeky fan site that tracks them all.

[Eliza Hodgkins 1812]

Originally Posted by Stan4dSteph

Anyone else watching Fringe? I'm enjoying the little Lost references that are included there, although I have probably missed some. I'll have to find some geeky fan site that tracks them all.

Yes. I haven't gone crazy trying to identify them, because I know there really just referenced for the sake of fandom, and don't really impact the plot of either show. Do think it's a cool that both shows exist in basically the same verse.

[Pirate Bill]

Originally Posted by Stan4dSteph

Anyone else watching Fringe? I'm enjoying the little Lost references that are included there, although I have probably missed some.

I just got all caught up on Fringe and I haven't caught a single Lost reference. Can you give me some examples?

[Stan4dSteph]

Originally Posted by Pirate Bill

I just got all caught up on Fringe and I haven't caught a single Lost reference. Can you give me some examples?

The only one I've caught was an Oceanic Airlines ticket that was in someone's apartment. There are apparently a lot more.

[Pirate Bill]

I just found a LostPedia entry that tries to flesh out the overlaps between Lost and Fringe. Other than the Oceanic Airline ticket and shared cast, everything else is really a stretch.

It's my understanding that Oceanic Airlines is not unique to Lost.

[Eliza Hodgkins 1812]

Originally Posted by Pirate Bill

I just got all caught up on Fringe and I haven't caught a single Lost reference. Can you give me some examples?

I think both there's a link to Lost's time/space focus and the emerging multiverse focus on Fringe. The evidence connecting the shows may be thin, but the writers/producers have basically confirmed that both shows are playing around in the same universe, however different they are doing so. The "science" of Fringe resembles some of the "science" explored by the Dharma Initiative on Lost. I don't think there are plans to do crossover events or anything similarly obvious or extreme. Seems more a nod to the uber fans of both shows than anything else.

[SzczerbiakManiac]

For a limited time (I don't know how long, so you better hurry if you're interested) you can download a free Geronimo Jackson song called "Dharma Lady" from the iTunes Music Store. I think you must have an account, but the song is free. Just search the iTMS for "Geronimo Jackson" and you'll see it. This song was hinted at on the March 4th Official Lost Video Podcast.