Rethinking LOST

At the moment, both Elton and Scott are on family vacations (aka "holidays").  But don't worry, we have a special episode to share with you in our absence.

As many of you know, Scott and Elton produce another podcast, called "An Apotheosis of a Bombast."   During the one week break/hiatus in the middle of Season 5, the guys devoted an entire episode that podcast to a spoiler-free discussion of LOST. It was released on the Bombast feed on March 12, 2009, (Episode 008 of that podcast, ironically) and we are pleased to be able to share it with you here, in it's entirety.

So enjoy a break from our look at "The Dead" and listen in as Elton and Scott discuss how they each got into the show, their favorite characters, make their own (crazy? in hindsight, maybe they were) predictions about how Season 5 might end, and more.

This episode was then, and is still, a Season 6 Spoiler-Free podcast. So listen without worry.

We hope you enjoy this glimpse into the origins of ReThinking LOST and that you find the show as a whole to be a good listen. If you like it, please do check out An Apotheosis of a Bombast on ITunes or through podbean (link below).

We'll be back in plenty of time to bring you Episode 9 and more talk of the dead characters on LOST for next Thursday.

Talk to us:

Bedding music can be found @ http://incompetech.com

Enjoy.

This week Scott and Elton continue to pick through the IMDB cast page for LOST and rethink the lives, deaths, and significance of the characters who have "passed on." In Part 2, we look at Carl, Alex, Danielle Rousseau, Michael, and many others.

As always, we are striving to present you a Season 6 Spoiler-free podcast. So listen without worry.

There are still many dead people to talk about (wow, that sounds cold, doesn't it?), but we will be going off on a 1 episode tangent in next week's episode. We are sure you will enjoy that episode, and don't worry - we will return to our study of the dead characters in LOST with Episode 9.

Talk to us:

Bedding music can be found @ http://incompetech.com

Enjoy.

A very big thank you has to go to the Lost Podcasting Network for taking us under their wing.

This week Scott and Elton begin a (Season 6 Spoiler Free!) rethinking of characters who have died on LOST.

In the first of a multiple part study, we use the IMDB cast page for LOST and look at who's died, how they died, and how significant their characters were. There's no particular order, we just take them as we find them. Part 1 has us looking at the pilot  of 815 (Greg Grunberg again!), the marshall, Sun's love interest, and Montand (among others).

We also take a moment to respond to an audio comment from Anthony (aka @oriSTUDFARM), co-host of the Scutter Cast. If you're a fan of Red Dwarf - Scutter Cast is where you should be.

As always, we are striving to present you a Season 6 Spoiler-free podcast. We do not refer to or make use of anything from Comic-con.

Talk to us:

Bedding music can be found @ http://incompetech.com

Enjoy.

A very big thank you has to go to the Lost Podcasting Network for taking us under their wing.

Who is Greg Grunberg?

In this episode we talk about questions the posed about and around the pilot episode at the Ain't it Cool News website by their correspondant, "Hercules." (be careful, accessing the main AICN site, at  www.aintitcool.com, may lead to Season 6 spoilers, but the links provided below are SPOILER-FREE)

We also look back at Entertainment Weekly's first impressions of the main characters from 5th October 2004: some good, some not so good.

Thank you once again to everyone for your great feedback, but please don't stop.

And seriously, who is Greg Grunberg?

Bedding music can be found @ http://incompetech.com

Enjoy.

Welcome to another Rethinking LOST

This episode Scott & Elton look at some of their own loose ends that they would like tied up which include Henry Gale, Aaron and Radzinsky.

Their heads are then turned to an article of 'Top 5 Predictions for Season 5' from buddytv.com

Thank you to everyone for your great feedback.

Send us some feedback or theories, old or new, by email or follow us on twitter:

 Bedding music can be found @ http://incompetech.com

Enjoy.

Elton and Scott finish their rethinking of IGN's Top 50 Lost Loose Ends, covering numbers 19-1.  The boys continue to compare their own conclusions to  IGN's own pre-Season 5 rethink.

In this, our third show, we take a look at:

The first 30 items on the list were examined in Episodes 001 and 002. Check back next week as Scott and Elton take a "second look" at some old predictions.

Send us some feedback or theories by email or follow us on twitter:

 Bedding music can be found @ http://incompetech.com

Continuing on from last week, Scott and Elton discuss IGN's Top 50 Lost Loose Ends Numbers 39-20. Our second show takes a look at The Black Rock, Libby and Christian Shepards body, and more.

Some links you will want to check out:

The first part of the Top 50 was examined in Episode 001, and the remaining items will be visited in Episode 003.

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Thank you for listening.

Welcome to the first episode of Rethinking LOST.

For our first show we take a look at:

There are kinks to be worked out, but we're excited to offer a fresh perspective on one of our favorite TV shows. Give us a listen, and we hope you enjoy the show.

Send us some feedback by email or follow us on twitter:

Welcome to the first episode of Rethinking LOST.

For our first show we take a look at:

IGN's Top 50 Lost Loose Ends (from November 2006) Numbers 50 - 40 and give our thoughts on which of these have been resolved and which remain loose ends. The rest of the Top 50 will be examined in episodes 002 and 003.

There are kinks to be worked out, but we're excited to offer a fresh perspective on one of our favorite TV shows. Give us a listen, and we hope you enjoy the show.

Send us some feedback by email or follow us on twitter:

email: rethinkinglost at gmail.com

Twitter (Elton): eltonmcmanus

Twitter (Scott): shc1970

Our other podcast: An Apotheosis of a Bombast