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Locke’s (Terry O’Quinn) fateful mission off the island as Jeremy Bentham is revealed.

The way back to the island is revealed to members of the Oceanic 6, but there’s trouble ahead when not all of them wish to return.

Locke (Terry O’Quinn) takes on the burden to stop the island’s increasingly violent shifts through time. Meanwhile, Ben (Michael Emerson) hits a roadblock in his attempt to reunite the Oceanic 6.

Kate (Evangeline Lilly) discovers that someone knows the truth behind Aaron’s (William Blanchette) parental lineage.

Having just finished watching this week’s episode of Lost — and yes, I saw all of that coming as well — I am in the mood to write about it. Then I found this funny video…

Desmond (Henry Ian Cusick) goes to Oxford looking for answers, a new group of foes reveal themselves and Daniel (Jeremy Davies) finds himself in a race against time to save Charlotte’s (Rebecca Mader) life.

Everything begins to make sense, just in time for it to not make any sense. Lost is back!

On today’s installment of The Diversion, we celebrate ‘Lost’ returning to TV screens everywhere.

It is time to break out all of those gift cards and that $20 you got from grandma and pick up some content for that sweet new Blu-ray player you opened yesterday morning, folks. At least my hope is that you all got a Blu-ray player…

This is yet another exciting week for the Blu-ray lovers among us, and not just because we finally get The Dark Knight to watch on our HDTVs. We also get a great sci-fi classic and one of TV’s most beloved in glorious 1080p.

What happens when Lost creators Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse hold a roundtable with a bunch of caffeinated movie journos? Questions about a Lost movie seem to arise, among other things.

Rumors have been flying about a film adaptation of Stephen King’s “Dark Tower” series. Damon sets the story straight, explains why “Lost” fans matter, and puts William Shatner in his place.

With the Fall TV season upon us, it is time to welcome back all of our old favorites. As well, it is time to discover some new shows. And in that batch of newbies, there are the good, the bad, and well, you know the rest…

In a time of dwindling ratings, bisected seasons and cancellation fears, fans of the television show Lost were given a nice present this week. ABC execs have announced that there will be three more hours in the countdown to the end of the show.

If you are a reader of this site, then you may be aware that for some time now we have slowly been covering more and more TV-related news. Now, we are making it an official feature.

I have always been a public advocate of not watching too much television. Many who know me have heard the phrase “Watching television is unproductive” escape my lips on more than one occasion. And its true, I have always fronted as an anti-TV, pro-Cinema goon who hypocritically owns a nice HDTV and subscribes to HD cable. It is a terrible element of my life, thus I must seek some retribution.

Yes, there are Wikipedia entries on most of these shows that will tell you some basic information but if you really want to get into your favorite shows, and especially if you want to interact with other like-minded television buffs and discuss these shows (as well as exchange conspiracy theories), you have to look elsewhere. Lucky for you we have compiled a list of Wikis covering some of the most popular television shows being aired today.

This is the way Lost is best consumed.