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julesrules815
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good think i read the second page before everything else! i don't want to read spoilers!!!
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I can't believe it's off hiatus tonight! 
Watching the brand new episode with my roommates right now...
Watching the brand new episode with my roommates right now...I liked this episode. I mean it wasnt mind blowing or anything, but it was still really good.
I liked how we found out the history of Juliet and why she is on the island. oh and the place where they found Alex's boyfriend really freaked me out. Reminded me of the movie a clockwork orange
I liked how we found out the history of Juliet and why she is on the island. oh and the place where they found Alex's boyfriend really freaked me out. Reminded me of the movie a clockwork orange
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^Clockwork Orange was my first thought, too 
So freaky!
So freaky!LoveLetter
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I am just wondering if Juliet is really going to leave the island. She is not as scary as I previously thought. (Blame the misleading preview!
) I think she has changed a lot since she went to the island, but deep down inside she is still a compassionate person.
) I think she has changed a lot since she went to the island, but deep down inside she is still a compassionate person.
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Juliet is Dr. Burke.
Is there any connection between her and Preston? 
Hmm, probably not.
Is there any connection between her and Preston? Hmm, probably not.- Joined
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Maybe Lost is planning a show crossover...julesrules815
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^and Greys Anatomy also as Dr. Shepard! But I don't think Jack and Derek are related
Anyway this episode was crazy!! I just watched it online. I don't really believe Juliet is that unscary. I have a feeling she will still flip on Jack or something.
Anyway this episode was crazy!! I just watched it online. I don't really believe Juliet is that unscary. I have a feeling she will still flip on Jack or something.
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yogini108 said:
You know what...I was actually thinking they want us to think Ben is a bad guy and Juliet is nice when in fact it should be the other way round.
julesrules815
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Also I love Alex and Carl together!!!! So cute 
Oh and to confirm- Alex is Ben's daughter, right? And did anyone else get freaked out by that bus scene? I watched it about 5 times and it still startled me!
Oh and to confirm- Alex is Ben's daughter, right? And did anyone else get freaked out by that bus scene? I watched it about 5 times and it still startled me!"Film from ABC's hit show "Lost" was ruined when security employees at the Honolulu International Airport accidentally X-rayed the canisters despite warnings labels asking them not to.
The show's crew had to reshoot the scenes because there were no copies.
"This is the first time anything like this has happened," said state Film Commissioner Donne Dawson, adding that steps have been taken to prevent a repeat of the incident.
The loss will not affect the broadcast schedule for the popular show, according to co-executive producer Jean Higgins.
Higgins declined to say how much the gaffe cost ABC.
"That's proprietary information between us and the insurance company," she said. "We've already reshot. We are still on schedule."
Having to reshoot film is a monumental issue, said Anne Misawa, a local film producer and instructor at the University of Hawai'i Academy for Creative Media. A reshoot involves paying added costs for actors and venues.
For a commercial, those costs could easily top $100,000, and for a big-budget production such as "Lost," a reshoot could be more expensive. "You have to redo everything related to the production of the damaged dailies," Misawa said.
"Lost" reportedly spends $1.5 million to $2 million or more per episode with about 200 full- and part-time workers. Normally it takes about eight days to shoot an episode of "Lost." So if one day's worth of film was destroyed, the cost could be close to $200,000.
A commercial for Bank of Hawaii also was accidentally X-rayed and ruined on the same day the "Lost" film was X-rayed.
The incidents occurred when the film canisters were mistakenly mixed with passenger luggage and then sent through an X-ray machine. The canisters were left unattended at X-ray machines along with other non-film cargo. The film apparently was then thrown in with piles of passenger luggage without regard for the warning labels indicating not to X-ray the sensitive contents within.
According to an informational Web site run by the film office, the mistake occurred following a new Transportation Security Administration cargo security directive that requires that all small cargo packages traveling on passenger planes be screened by air carriers via an explosive detection system or explosive trace detection system.
Explosive trace detection testing involves TSA agents swiping items with cotton pads then testing the pads in a machine that detects explosive residue. That test would not destroy film.
Film shot in Hawai'i typically is sent to the Mainland for processing.
The state film office said it has worked with TSA and United Airlines to put a new process in place that will prevent future accidents.
"The issue has been addressed, and they have procedures in place to make sure it doesn't happen again," said Dawson, the state film commissioner."
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The show's crew had to reshoot the scenes because there were no copies.
"This is the first time anything like this has happened," said state Film Commissioner Donne Dawson, adding that steps have been taken to prevent a repeat of the incident.
The loss will not affect the broadcast schedule for the popular show, according to co-executive producer Jean Higgins.
Higgins declined to say how much the gaffe cost ABC.
"That's proprietary information between us and the insurance company," she said. "We've already reshot. We are still on schedule."
Having to reshoot film is a monumental issue, said Anne Misawa, a local film producer and instructor at the University of Hawai'i Academy for Creative Media. A reshoot involves paying added costs for actors and venues.
For a commercial, those costs could easily top $100,000, and for a big-budget production such as "Lost," a reshoot could be more expensive. "You have to redo everything related to the production of the damaged dailies," Misawa said.
"Lost" reportedly spends $1.5 million to $2 million or more per episode with about 200 full- and part-time workers. Normally it takes about eight days to shoot an episode of "Lost." So if one day's worth of film was destroyed, the cost could be close to $200,000.
A commercial for Bank of Hawaii also was accidentally X-rayed and ruined on the same day the "Lost" film was X-rayed.
The incidents occurred when the film canisters were mistakenly mixed with passenger luggage and then sent through an X-ray machine. The canisters were left unattended at X-ray machines along with other non-film cargo. The film apparently was then thrown in with piles of passenger luggage without regard for the warning labels indicating not to X-ray the sensitive contents within.
According to an informational Web site run by the film office, the mistake occurred following a new Transportation Security Administration cargo security directive that requires that all small cargo packages traveling on passenger planes be screened by air carriers via an explosive detection system or explosive trace detection system.
Explosive trace detection testing involves TSA agents swiping items with cotton pads then testing the pads in a machine that detects explosive residue. That test would not destroy film.
Film shot in Hawai'i typically is sent to the Mainland for processing.
The state film office said it has worked with TSA and United Airlines to put a new process in place that will prevent future accidents.
"The issue has been addressed, and they have procedures in place to make sure it doesn't happen again," said Dawson, the state film commissioner."
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^OMG, that's unbelievable. LOL i can't imagine how angry they got!!!
julesrules815
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oh that sucks!!! atleast they have already reshot the scenes
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OMG! I was just rereading an article on EW that had teasers for last Wednesday's episode and made a big connection (well with the help of the article .) Remember how Juliet says she has been on the island for 3 years, 2 months and 23 days? Well considering the plot, the current time on the show is late November 2004. Which means she came to the island at almost the exact date of September 11! Coincidence? I think not!
.) Remember how Juliet says she has been on the island for 3 years, 2 months and 23 days? Well considering the plot, the current time on the show is late November 2004. Which means she came to the island at almost the exact date of September 11! Coincidence? I think not!
