This week’s episode of “Lost” was entitled “The Last Recruit” and it centered on the merging of both Jack and Pseudo-Locke’s camps. Magic happened last night when two major events took place after months and months of waiting. Jack finally met up with his sister Claire after assuming she was dead and Jin and Sun found each other after being apart for years. Also, everybody tried to make a run for it by going to Widmore’s island but as you can tell from the above photo that didn’t work out so well…

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This week on “Lost” we got to see a continuation of the storyline from Desmond’s previous episode. It’s entitled, “Everybody Loves Hugo” and in the flash sideaways Mr. Hume is well on his way to finding all the passengers from Flight 815 beginning with Hurley and Locke. Back on the island, Hurley’s starting to step it up a notch taking over the leadership role despite the reservations of Richard and Ilana. And speaking of Ilana, her tough as nails attitude really has an “explosive” impact on the rest of the castaways….

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TV is a dangerous place for sci-fi shows these days because they’re not pulling in stellar numbers for any of the networks. The biggies in the genre consist of “Lost,” “Fringe,” “FlashForward,” and “V” and each show has suffered some type of decline in viewership. What’s up with that? Is it bad timing or is the competition just too stiff?

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Last night “Lost” brought out the big guns when Henry Ian Cusick returned in a Desmond centered episode entitled “Happily Ever After”. We previously discovered that he’s “the package” that Charles Widmore has been so desperately trying to protect because he’s the key to getting everyone off the island. There are only five episodes left before the series finale and you can tell the writers are starting to wrap things up. We should expect several big reveals in the future and Desmond’s story included one of many…

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If you’re like the me, you’re anxiously awaiting the series finale of ABC’s “Lost,” because quite frankly I’m tired of being in the dark. The final episode will air on Sunday, May 23rd and we’ve just learned that it will followed by a post show hosted by Jimmy Kimmel. Over at EW, they’ve unearthed some details about what we can expect and who will appear on the series finale wrap-up.

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Last night’s episode of “Lost” entitled, “The Package” centered on Jin and Sun Kwon, but it also managed to rope in Sayid’s alternate storyline from a few episodes back, which was an interesting twist. Once again the island crossed lovers huffed and puffed through an entire 60 minutes because they are still unable to find each other. They’re in different camps, with different leaders, and they have different ideas as to what they want to do when it comes to the island. Out of everybody on the show I think they’re the most lost…

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For those of us who follow the ABC series, “Lost,” this May will mark the end of an era of confusion. The show will air its final episode after six seasons, and it will hopefully give fans some closure. The mystery of the series is like an itch you can’t scratch and ABC is counting on that irritant to help drive their ad revenue through the roof. According to a resent report the network is charging the big bucks for companies to run ads during “Lost’s” finale.

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In last night’s episode of “Lost” entitled, “Ab Aeterno” we finally got some insight as to who the hell Richard Alpert really is. The character has been a mystical, anti-aging staple on the series for years yet no one really knew where he came from or how he got to the island. Besides Jacob and the Man in Black you could say he’s the most confusing character on the show, but in this episode we finally got a backstory on Richard and his mysterious past.

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Last night’s episode of “Lost” entitled “Recon” focused on a good Sawyer and a bad Sawyer, as if there’s really a difference between the two. We followed Pseudo-Locke and his group back to their camp after his mass murder at the Temple, only to find Sayid unresponsive to normal conversation, and Claire still going batsh*t crazy. It’s a good thing we had Sawyer and his alternate timeline to keep us submerged in something semi-sturdy.

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