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The editors of the popular entertainment website IGN have posted the Top 50 Lost Loose Ends. For those who may have missed this you might want to check this out, there are some really good ones in there. My top favourites would have to be:

• #19: Voices in the Woods
• #23: Desmond Can See the Future
• #43: Compass Bearing 325

Thanks to James for sending this in the other day.

Heres a scene from tomorrow nights episode of Lost entitled “I Do”. ABC is claiming “I Do” to be the best episode yet.. Lets hope so since we wont see another episode until February.

In the last episode of Lost, “The Cost of Living”, Mr. Eko played by Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje was killed by the mysterious smoke monster. There are conflicting reports all over the internet about why he was chosen to be killed.

Yesterday TV Squad posted a round-up article of the various rumors surrounding Eko’s departure.

USA Today’s website claims that Adewale asked to written off the show after losing both of his parents the previous year and wanting to return home to direct a movie.

TV Guide’s Aussiello reports that Adewale was never intended to be a long term character much like Michelle Rodriguez (Ana Lucia).

TV Squad also reports that in the next issue of TV Guide it is mentioned that Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje had become hard to work with and refused to film scenes as scripted.

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ABC will air this year’s last episode of ‘Lost’ on November 11th, the episode is entitled “I Do” and it is a Kate flashback. Nathan Fillion, of Firefly fame, will guest star as a character named Kevin.

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Penny-Arcade, a video game comic strip, posted a ‘Lost’ comic today claiming that the show has fallen of its horse. Im not sure I am ready to go as far as saying ‘Lost’ is lost but this season so far just doesn’t seem right to me. What does everyone else think of the state of “Lost”?

Here is what the writers said about their latest comic.

I’m acting as Gabe’s proxy in this strip - essentially, he’s “broken up” with Lost. It’s complicated by the fact that he holds weekly “Lost Nights,” where Lost-themed snacks are sometimes offered, but he’s come to conclusion that there’s no story actually being told. He no longer believes that events are happening according to some overarching plan. Watching the show now is apparently awful, because where he once perceived a carefully revealed structure he now just sees a couple guys out back beneath a tarp, flashlights held under the chin.

View the comic (Penny-Arcade)