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So how cool was it last night when Michael returned on Lost tho it really wasn’t the best secret (his name in the credits all the way through the season so far was a giveaway) it was great to see him back but not as Michael but as Kevin Johnson which of course next week all of that should be revealed. Harold Perrineau recently sat down with AP and spoke about his return to Lost…

The Michael-centric episode — or should we call him Kevin now? — will feature flashbacks detailing what happened after Perrineau’s character shockingly gunned down fellow passengers Ana-Lucia and Libby in order to release seemingly evil Ben and retrieve his son Walt from captivity.

“I hope people see Michael’s return and think, ‘Oh, this is gonna be good,’” Perrineau told the AP over lunch Wednesday. “I hope they think this ride is good. We busted our butts doing this one. It felt like we were making a movie because there’s so much stuff that happens in this episode.”

Getting the rest of the Michael-related “Lost” questions out of the way: Was Michael ever able to get back home to New York? Will his son also return to the show? And was he the man in the coffin during that jaw-dropping flashfoward at the end of season three? According to Perrieanu, the answers are yes, maybe and he has no idea.

“Oh, I thought for sure it was Michael in the coffin,” he said. “But I still don’t know.”

Read the rest over at the AP

Last nights episode of Lost, entitled “Three Minutes”, felt like the calm before the storm. There wasn’t much island mythology but it seemed like they were setting up a few things for the finale. Eko has moved into the hatch and has noticed the magnetic door, Charlie and Claire have patched things up, Locke has given up with the hatch and has gone off into the jungle, and Sayid has caught onto Michael’s plot and has started to devise a plan.

The flashbacks during this episode took place 13 days earlier when Michael was captured by the others. Michael was taken to a beach side camp and held in a tent by someone named Ms Clue Mrs Klugh. She explained to Michael that one of her people (Henry Gale) had been captured. If Michael could find a way to help him escape he and Walt would be set free but he must also bring Jack, Sawyer, Hurley and Kate back to the camp unwillingly.

At the end of the episode the flight 815 survivors bury Libby and Ana Lucia but Sun and Claire notice a sailboat drifting into shore.

What was everyones thoughts about this episode?

With only three episodes left of “Lost” season 2, thing are really starting to heat up. Michael has betrayed his old friends and the fate of the flight 815 survivors is in his hands.

Expect more Hanso-Foundation clues during the next episode of Lost. Thanks to Damien for uploading this preview for me. Read More »

As I mentioned in an earlier post, this episode had a shocking ending. It wasn’t that I didn’t see it coming but how it happened. As always if you haven’t seen “Two for the Road” stop reading this because it will contain spoilers. Read More »