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New Delhi, Oct 29 (IANS) Filmmaker Karan Johar says actor Salman Khan makes him nervous, but he doesn't know why!
Johar made the revelation during a chat with an Oye 104.8 FM radio host.
When the host asked the filmmaker who is the one actor in front of whom he cannot gather courage to open his mouth, Johar said: "Salman Khan! When he came on my show 'Lift Kara De', I was sitting in my black suit. He was very animated, it was a very serious show. Salman said, 'I am not going to sit here, I want to sit on the floor and you will also have to sit on the floor'.
"I am very scared of Salman for some reason, I don't know why, though he has been very wonderful to me, he is close to my family from a very long time, but I get nervous in front of him."
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I remember being able to get a large cheese pizza at a local dive pizza parlor for $3.15 as a kid. We'd split that and a 2 liter. Little Ceasar's at $5 in today's dollars is actually way cheaper.
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Yeah, Taco Bell used to kill it with their value menu. A remember a comedian said, "There's something wrong when it cost more to feed your dog than it does to eat at Taco Bell."
I remember those Hungry Howie's $3.25 large one toppings. They considered cheese a topping, so it was like 4 bucks with pepperoni, but still, 3 bucks or so for a large cheese pizza? Even back then, that was a steal. Food prices and gas man, they just keep climbing.
I remember most all subway foot longs were sub $5.00. They ranged from like $4.00 - $5.25, and the $5.25 was like for premium turkey bacon or something.
And Wendy's, the creator of the value menu, now has the absolute worst value menu of them all.
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Farking Culvers. Worst FF philosophy ever. Make the best, freshest tasting hamburgers, load them up with good, fresh veggies, and then drop the ball on the cheese. Their cheese is the grossest cheese I have ever had. Zaxby's does the same thing and it makes me sick. Their cheese isn't AS bad as Culvers, but it is pretty darn close. Who in their right mind puts American cheese on fried chicken to begin with?
Maybe Zaxby's isn't that bad; maybe it's just that it is American cheese to begin with. American cheese, normal quality American cheese that it is, goes good on Hamburgers to a degree, but not chicken.
American cheese is meant for three things; melted over broccoli, grilled cheese, and cheeseburgers.
But Culvers' freaking frozen custerd, forget about it. It almost makes up for their awful cheese.
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If I am going to eat a fast food burger, I would rather spend my money at 5 guys or smashburger. We unfortunately don't have in-n-out burger on the East Coast.
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But I wouldn't count on the quality product coming out of mcdonalds or burger king as being a positive meal. Not much to complain about in an in-n-out burger or anyone else that uses fresh quality meat. Generally you have to pay more than a buck or two though.
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Despite a lot of people assuming that he's Asian based on the name, Bruce Chen is second generation Panamanian. But he wants to pitch for China in the WBC. Which is leading to some logistical issues, reports Pete Grathoff of the KC Star:
Any questions about a player's eligibility for a country must be cleared by the World Baseball Classic, Inc. Chen was asked to present his birth certificate, along with his parents' and his grandparents'.
"It was very difficult," Chen said. "I'm talking about 60, 70 years ago, and we cannot find the Chinese one. That's in China, 70 years ago, I don't even know how they recorded that. When they moved to Panama, they were not thinking, 'Let me bring my birth certificate from China.'
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I'm not the biggest WBC fan, but I kind of like this aspect of it. If I was a baseball player I'd get to pick (presumably) between team USA, team Ireland, team England, team Romania — they have that, right? — and depending on whether mere names as opposed to actual blood was enough, team Italy (it's complicated).
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Craig, are you saying you're not actually Italian? I feel so misled.
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Was it my swarthy complexion which misled you?
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Bruce Chen has pitched for every team in the majors, so he wants to pitch for every country in the world. Seems legit.
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Can we please get them to change the name from Team USA to Team America: Fuck Yeah!
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That'll cost you a Buck O' Five…
- flosox - Jan 16, 2013 at 9:40 AM
So, Craig, are you saying that Team USA should really only consist of Jacoby Ellsbury?
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Team Magyar is currently ranked #63 in the world, just below Romania (#62) and Ireland (#61).
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Outstanding. Thanks very much.
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Hello and good evening to you all, I currently have a samsung galaxy s2 fone, which I think is absolutely superb, I also have a laptop as well. Now i'm considering getting an andrioid tablet as well, ive ben looking at a few on amazon, etc
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Jordan Eberle, Nail Yakupov and Ryan Smyth added one goal and one assist, while Taylor Hall and Justin Schultz finished with one goal apiece for the Oilers, who have won two straight on the heels of a five-game slide.
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Final Score: Nebraska 35, San Jose State 12
Lincoln, NE (Sports Network) - Three different players scored rushing touchdowns for Nebraska, as the Cornhuskers rolled past the San Jose State Spartans, 35-12, in non-league action at Memorial Stadium.
Roy Helu Jr. paced Nebraska (2-0) with 59 yards on nine carries, while Marlon Lucky chipped in with just 23 yards and one touchdown on seven totes. Joe Gantz completed 17-of-25 passes for 216 yards in the win for the Cornhuskers, but the signal caller also tossed an interception and was sacked three times.
Kyle Reed was the main offensive threat for SJSU (1-1), as the quarterback completed 18-of-26 passes for 161 yards, and also rushed for 32 yards, while scoring the team's lone touchdown.
The Spartans jumped out to a surprising lead early in the first quarter when Reed scored on a 12-yard run. However, the extra point was no good for San Jose State, leaving the Spartans with just a 6-0 lead.
The Cornhuskers wasted no time, however, as the team drove 86 yards on their next possession and used a three-yard touchdown run by Quentin Castille to take a 7-6 lead.
Nebraska's defense got involved in the scoring, as Ndamukong Suh returned an interception 49 yards, extending the Cornhuskers lead to 14-6.
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A 14-yard touchdown run by Helu Jr. and a two-yard touchdown scamper by Lucky blew this contest wide open, as Nebraska went on to collect a convincing, 35-12 victory.


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ALMATY, Kazakhstan (AP) -- Iran and six world powers failed to reach agreement Saturday on how to reduce fears that Tehran might use its nuclear technology to make weapons, extending years of inconclusive talks and adding to concerns the diplomatic window on reaching a deal with Tehran may soon close.
Expectations the negotiations were making progress rose as an afternoon session continued into the evening. But comments by the two sides after they ended made clear that they fell far short of making enough headway to qualify the meeting as a success.
"What matters in the end is substance, and ... we are still a considerable distance apart," Catherine Ashton, the European Union's head of foreign policy, told reporters at the end of the two-day talks.
Ashton, the convener of the meeting, said negotiators would now consult with their capitals. She made no mention of plans for new talks -- another sign that the gap dividing the two sides remains substantial. She said she would talk with chief Iranian negotiator Saeed Jalili by telephone over further steps.
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Israel is most worried. The Jewish state says Iran is only a few months away from the threshold of having material to turn into a bomb and has vowed to use all means to prevent it from reaching that point. The U.S. has not said what its "red line" is, but has said it will not tolerate an Iran armed with nuclear weapons.
"The Iranians are using the round of talks to pave the way toward a nuclear bomb," said Yuval Steinitz, the Israeli minister for intelligence and strategic affairs, in a text message to reporters. "Israel has already warned that the Iranians are taking advantage of the rounds of talks in order to buy time to advance in uranium enrichment, step by step, toward a nuclear weapon."
Urging the international community to set a "short, clear and final timetable" for further talks, he said "the time has come for the world to show a more aggressive position and make it abundantly clear to the Iranians that their game of negotiations is coming to an end."
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At the talks in the Kazakh city of Almaty, the U.S., Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany were asking Tehran to greatly limit its production and stockpiling of uranium enriched to 20 percent, which is just a technical step away from weapons-grade uranium. That would keep Iran's supply below the amount needed for further processing into a weapon.
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Tehran also is only a few years away from completing a reactor that will produce plutonium, another pathway to nuclear arms.
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DANG IT! I was going to ask Damon and Carlton that!
As I'm sure you all know, Lost returns next week (hooray!) at a brand new time, because ABC thinks it's hilarious to move the show around and see if anyone can find it. The new time is going to be Thursday, 9 p.m., so check your DVRs and make sure they're with the program. Otherwise you'll be very very sad when you've got nothing but a copy of Ally McGrey's Anatomy on your hands. And no one wants that.
So, to promote the return of Lost, ABC hosted a teleconference with the executive producers of the show, Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse, known affectionately by Lost geeks everywhere as Darlton. And guess who got to participate! No, not a real journalist at the Houston Chronicle, silly; me! Your trusty blogger! And guess who kinda irritated Darlton with her stupid question? Yeah! That's right! Me! Your trusty blogger!
Alright, so, here's how it works. At the teleconference, you call in and then listen as Darlton blah blah blahs. If you want to ask a question, you hit *1 and then are put into some sort of queue. The problem is, you don't know when you'll be up, and there's always the chance that someone else will ask your question AND THEN WHAT? Well, real journalists would have several questions to ask, and I sorta did, but I'm getting ahead of myself.
To prepare for this, I tried and tried to think of what ONE QUESTION I would ask my pop culture heroes if I had the chance, and you know what? I couldn't come up with anything. For reals! Nothing. I honestly don't want to be spoiled, so I'm not going to ask them about what happens. I don't care about the technical stuff like the time slot and blah blah blah. And I could care less about the love triangle hoo-ha as I think I've pretty well established.
And, frankly, the things that I'd like to ask them would require a long, let's-sit-down-and-have-some-coffee-and-become-best-friends-forever kinda interview. I want to talk about the use of mythology and religion and literature in the show, I want to know what allusions I've missed, and I want to know which ones I've caught. I want to know how they use these allusions and symbols to craft the show and are directing it towards its final destination, or if it's all a fluke, and none of it means squat.
But these aren't the kind of questions that you can ask in a teleconference.
I considered asking you guys for ideas, but I didn't know if I would get a chance (or the courage) to ask anything, and didn't want to make it out to be a bigger deal than it was. (Also, I was having some boring technical issues that might have prevented me from participating that I sorted out at the last moment, so I wasn't even sure if I was going to hear the call at all…)
So, instead, at the last moment, I drafted a handful of possible questions to ask: 1. Re: The ARGs and whether or not we would have something like that this summer, and how important The Lost Experience is to the plot now that we know it is contemporaneous to events on the show. 2. A confrontational question about some of their previous misleading statements about time travel. 3. About this. 4. Who's Christian?
And so into the teleconference I went. And I came out the other side of this entire experience having learned a few things about myself:
1. I get star-struck and tongue-tied and start talking REALLYREALLYFASTWHENIGETNERVOUS.
2. I don't think on my feet very well.
3. I'm the slowest person on Earth when it comes to transcription. And terrible at it. Seriously. It was like pulling teeth.
Enough about me. Here's the transcript. Be warned, there are some mild spoilers in here, but nothing worse than what you'll read in the recent Entertainment Weekly. I apologize for any typographical errors, but, like I said, I'm awful at transcription. Horrible.
Obviously everyone is excited about the expanded 2-hour finale. I'm curious, what was the straw that broke the camel's back, that made you say, "you know what, this thing's gotta be two hours." Was it stories you wanted to tell, or things you wanted to do? (Not me.)
Damon Lindelof (DL): Uh, a little bit of both, you know, we both know, sorta recalled the season one experience, where we had a two part season finale where part one was one hour and part two was two hours, and I think at that time not a lot of people were doing two hour season finales. But in order to sort of get the emotional gravitas of you know, Walt being abducted or the raft launch, or all the sort of epic storytelling we wanted to do, you know, essentially one hour of television just is 41 minutes, and it just didn't feel like we could get any mo. That being said, we had an eight-hour story plan that got condensed down to five initially as a result of the strike, and it trying to cram all that story in. Around the finale the rubber hit the road and we realized that it all felt very rushed and we were shortchanging our emotional moments our character moments, so we rushed the 80 page first draft of hour two and looked at each other and said there's no way we are going to be able to cut this down to, you know, 55 page script, why don't we expand it to 100 pages.
Now that the Oceanic 6 have been identified, it obviously calls into question anybody who is not one of the Oceanic 6. Will any of those people's fate be sealed one way or the other, perhaps fatally, before the season's up? (Not me.)
Carlton Cuse (CC): You know, it's always a tricky thing to when it comes to talking about death on the show, and if we were to basically tease that there was going to be a death, sorta like Shannon, when Shannon died, you know it kinda led everybody to chase it down and spoil it. On the other hand you know if, we were to say everyone's safe, that would kind of really ruin the dramatic impact of the finale. So, I think you know
we're excited about what's happening there are definitely some very large and seismic events that will happen to our castaways between now and the end of the season and um by the end of the season some people's fates will be clearer and some will not be so clear.
It's well known that the show is going to run through to 2010 when it will end its run, so I was wondering when you have that sort of date in mind, what's the process? Do you figure out what the end island then work your way back from there? And if that's true, do you guys know what the last scene and line of Lost is going to be already? (Not me.)
DL: Well, the last line of dialogue we have a little bit of wiggle room, but the last scene is definitely been determined and you know, there would have to be some major shift in both our mindsets to back off that, that's what we've been working towards for a couple years now even before the end date was announced now that the end date has been announced, we're able to determine at what speed we're working towards that ending. In answer to your question: it's a little bit of both. We know where we're working towards, but we also know where we are, so we've got both pieces of bread that is actually going to make the sandwich that is the remaining two seasons of the show, and now it's just a matter of deciding how much mayo we want to put on.
There's been a lot of speculation online that the show will have a moment when the flash forward and the present meet in a Momento-style black and white to color moment. Is that something that you guys think will happen? (Not me.)
CC: I think, it's two things. We think of the show as a mosaic, and this kinda goes back to your previous question were putting tiles in all over the mosaic and when the mosaic is complete, Lost will be complete. And obviously we've put tiles in in the past and in the present, and obviously with the flash forwards we've put them in the future. But it's entirely possible that as we move into future seasons that the notion is the future and of what is the past and what is the present on the show could change. So, in other words, its somewhat dependent on from what point of view are we telling this story? We're not, I don't think we have any hard and fast rules about what we must or must not do in fact I think we approach it and say hey, this is the narrative that we're going to be telling in this season, what is the best storytelling method to tell that story?
How many people other than you two and J.J. know how the show is going to end? (Not me.)
DL: Um, not a lot. We can conservatively say you could count them all on one hand If we to disclose the names of any others, they might be kidnapped and taken off to Central America and tortured.
CC: We told Dick Cheney because we were pretty sure no one would be able to find him and get the secrets from him.
Who are the people around you, whether it be family members or friends who are the worst ones trying to get the secrets out of you? (Not me.)
DL: Our wives personally just love to watch the show when it's on the air, and the significant others of the other writers feel the same way. They don't want to be spoiled until they see it. They are more of the mindset of enjoying the process as it goes along. So…
CC: In fact, whenever I'm at home and I'm on a work-related call and I'm starting to talk about something that is coming up on the show, my wife will put her fingers in her ear and starts talking out loud and is like "No No No No No" you know she doesn't want to know, she wants to enjoy the ride and doesn't want things spoiled for her.
A question on the time slot, you're now going to be following Grey's Anatomy. Do you think the same type of people who are into Grey's Anatomy are going to be into Lost? (Not me.)
CC: I don't know that both shows have the exact same audience, but it will be a great night of television-watching and how can we complain about being behind a juggernaut like Grey's Anatomy. We're excited about it.
Damon, I think with most shows, they're satisfied if they have a good season finale, if they have an easy to solve cliff-hanger, but you guys, your finales are always sort of historic. So, what additional pressure does that put on you each year? (Not me.)
DL: You know,it's tough, you can't think of "how do we outdo ourselves from last year?" because last year was the the one time only opportunity to present a flash forward as a flash back. I think people will be watching this year, sort of you know, on the edge of their couch trying to figure out if we're up to any shenanigans, so and therefore we purposefully presented this story in a more accessible way so that its more about what happens as opposed to some sort of smoke and mirrors that we're trying to employ. That being said, we feel like every book of the show is a season and therefore the last chapter has to be the best chapter. Because you're bringing everything together and a lot of dramatic things are going to happen. So, as far as comparing it to past season finales past, it' going to be a much different animal, but we're very excited about what we've done.
On some shows, sometimes side characters are kept in check. Talk about the decision to allow Locke to become key to the storyline. (Not me. And, seriously, what show is this dude watching?)
CC: I don't think we ever viewed Locke as a side character. I think Locke and Jack sort of right from the very beginning represented the two significant philosophical poles of the show. Jack was the ultimate empiricist and Locke was the person who kind of believed in the his fate and destiny were all tied up in the magic and mystery of this island. And the conflict of those two guys is really the central conflict of our show. And so that's the theme we continue to explore, and there's a big kind of culmination of that that takes place in this season's finale.
What is the title of the last episode and is the first hour May 15th or is that just another episode? (Not me.)
DL: Essentially, like "Exodus part 1 & 2″ which was season 1's finale, the title starts on the May 15th episode: "There's No Place Like Home" is the name of it, and then part 2 will be the two part finale which airs on the 29th.
Will we be seeing Emilie next season? (Not me. And the questioner meant the actress who plays Claire.)
CC: We really don't want to comment on particular character's fate, because that would spoil what happens on the show between now and the end of the season. You know I think suffice it to say there are some very compelling events involving Claire's character that will take place between now and the season finale.
You've always used books for inspiration. Would you recommend any literature relevant to Lost in the future? (Not me.)
DL: literature, huh. That's a good question.
CC: That is a really good question. Huh. I don't know. Continue reading the Bible.
DL: Yeah, exactly.
The Lost storyline is very heavy with actual philosophical and scientific theories. How did you both prepare for the creation of the Lost world in terms of the philosophers, philosophy and the sciences that you employed. And are you currently continuing to learn new Philosophies as you go on with the show? (Not me.)
DL: You know, when I was in college I took Philosophy 101 and the big joke there was that it was an easy A. And everybody who had a philosophy major would never have any cause to use it out in the real world because who is going to pay a philosopher to sit around and think, but you know, that class proved to be enormously bountiful creatively for the show. It was just a 101 class but I learned all about Locke and Rousseau and the basic thinking that came out of Europe out of the Age of Enlightenment. So, you know, it's proven to be pretty sweet.
CC: I think that it s a great kind of cautionary tale for anyone who is going to college and thinks that their classes are too obscure and won't apply to the real world. Just like Damon, I graduated with a degree in American History and everyone was like, well, what value will that have in your life? It's amazing how many things that we both read during our college careers and that spurred other reading and other interests, kinda pay into the show and we continue with our lives and our lives include continuing to read and educate ourselves with a lot of the things that we are interested in find their way into the show.
I'm wondering if you hired Michael Emerson because he had a philosopher's name. Ha, that's not my real question but you can answer it if you'd like. (Not me.)
CC: no.
DL: His actual name is Waldo. A lot of people don't know that. Not really.
In comparison to other show runners, you guys seem to listen to your fans, and I don't want to say, bend to their will but pay more attention to what fans have to say and maybe make some mid-course corrections. Is that a legitimate observation? (Not me.)
DL: Yeah, we think that we are big fans of televisions, we are fans ourselves so therefore we find ourselves able to watch the show and react outside as producers on t he show, so when the fans have a reaction, say, we don't like Nikki and Paulo or the show is getting too confusing or the show is moving too slow or the show is moving too fast, we rend to be having the same reaction ourselves, so it's not so much that we're bending to their will, because if the fans are all shouting "we don't like this!" and we were in love with it, we would probably be stupid enough to do it anyway. But our taste tends to run the same way our fans do and therefore it feels like we're being a lot more response to them.
Are there 32 episodes left after this season? (Not me.)
DL: No, I think there will be 34 left, because we will have done 14 this year of a promised 16, which means we owe 2 more hours.
CC: We're not actually shortening the umber of episodes, just deferred them into season five and season six.
Jeff Fahey hasn't had much of a role yet. I wonder if his role could be more prominent as the season nears an end. Have you already written the season finale? (Not me.)
CC: We finished writing the season finale on Monday and are now doing some polishing and a little bit of revising on it, but it's basically done. We're shooting with two crews simultaneously and we're really up against it. As for Fahey, yes, you're going to see a lot more of Fahey between now and the end of the season. We love him and he's amazing. He was actually in Afghanistan working at an orphanage in Kabul when we both just sort of recalled liking him from other work of his that we had seen, and we tracked him down and he happened to actually be coming back to the States for a visit and we had him in and said, "hey, would you like to go back to working in television?" and he took a look at the show and got excited about it and it was really an incredible transformation in his life. And the one thing I will say is that because the season got shortened, one thing we didn't get to do as much as we had planned was to tell the story of the freighter folk, of Jeff Fahey's character and and basically the other sort of side characters that we've met, and some of those stories we've deferred to next season.
The enhanced episodes, when you give some people who probably didn't get some of the things you were trying some of the philosophy some of the other things you were addressing, have as many people liked it as some people said: "oh, I got that, I wish you hadn't told everyone else." (Not me.)
DL: The enhanced episode is kind of like a Cliff Notes for the shows. So, basically, if you are a show expert, it would be sort below your reading level to need the enhanced episodes, but they are there for people who don't watch the show as religiously, or don't spend as much time on the Internet after the show sort of seeking out the easter eggs to make the show sort of a little more accessible, to enhance the experience for the viewers who, no pun intended, get lost.
Is there anything you can share about advancements in the Jack and Kate love triangle in the finale? (Not me. In fact, this was the US Weekly reporter. I couldn't make that up.)
DL: All we can say, you know, is that Sawyer is not one of the Oceanic 6. Um, and Jack and Kate are and obviously there will be a huge focus in these final 3 hours of the show that comprise the finale on how that series of events transpires and ultimately what happens to Sawyer are all on the axis of the love triangle. We think that both fans of Sawyer and Kate, otherwise known as Skaters I'm told, and Jack and Kate, Jaters, will have a bounty of interesting of romantic scenes.
And what about Jack and Juliet? (Still not me. Still the US Weekly reporter. Seriously. Why didn't she just ask if anyone was canoodling?)
DL: Well, Jack and Juliet obviously kissed in the 6th episode this year and we will be revisiting the emotional idea of that and their relationship in the second back which is the one that airs on May 1st.
What do you guys have planned for after this season is done? Do you have any online experiences waiting in the wings? (Not me. But like I said, this was going to be what I asked, but in a much longer fashion and blah blah blah how important is The Lost Experience with what we are seeing now blah blah fishbiscuit. But he asked first, so I had to think of something new. And fast.)
CC: We are starting to begin discussions about what we are going to do between seasons, and we have the kernel of a cool idea, but yeah, we loved the Find 815 and we hope to do a kinda of similar thing where there's an online prologue kind of leading into season 5 and hopefully generate some excitement and interest in what that season is going to be.
DL: And we're also talking about what we're going to do with Comic-Con, which will be probably be before all that stuff leading into the season, but tied into it. Last year we showed the Orchid video which is going to pay off in a big way in the season finale this year. So we would love to do something similar: give the Comic-Con fans an advanced an exclusive look at something.
CC: Kind of a first taste of what we've have planned for season 5, we hope to launch that at Comic-Con.
As far as the 2 hours that you have in the bank right now do you have a plan with what's going to go on with them or a best-case scenario in mind at this point? (Not me.)
CC: We wanted to do more stuff with the freighter folks so some of that extra time will just be deferred, some of the story telling with the freighter folk will just get incorporated into those extra hours. They are also going t give us an opportunity to… I think its a little bit spoilerish, you know. We found our selves writing the finale and we found ourselves having 75 pages of script and not realizing that we could cut it down so we allow our selves enough latitude to see where we hit a critical story mass and might need some extra time.
The use of music on the show, particularly the use of songs like Three Dog Night with Hurley or the Nirvana song in last year's finale with Jack. How important are those songs to the scheme to the storytelling, and how closely should we be listening? (Not me.)
DL: Especially a show like Grey's Anatomy or David Kelly's Ally McBeal, with the use of needle(?) tracks, where you use an actual song in the show, we've been really really picky about doing it on the show because these people don't really have music. When we use music on the show, it's because the characters are hearing it rather than just playing it over scenes So when Hurley is watching (?) die in season one, that was obviously (?) music. But with the Mama Cass and the Three Dog Night which was suggested by Eddie Kitsis, one of our writers who is a huge music fan, and the Nirvana which was sort of a haunting song that wasn't that popular but we felt that really captured Jack's mood, both lyrically and sonically that's very really really focused and intentional.
According to Entertainment Weekly, the second half of the season is going to be more epic? Can you elaborate on what that means? (Not me.)
CC: We kind of view the narrative of a given season, you know the first half of the season is setting up what the dilemmas are for the characters and then the second half we try to pay those off, and one of the things that was frustrating about the writers' strike is that we had just done the set-up part of the season and now we had to stop for 100 days but when we came back we got the chance to fulfill all of our narrative desires all the stuff that we set up in the first half of the season will pay off. Like, obviously, we're missing a lot of the pieces between that flash forward we saw at the end of last season and how the Oceanic 6 got off the island, what connects us to that event and we are also going to move forward from that event in time and some of those events are pretty seismic and pretty, I guess, epic. So we're just trying to give a sense to the season that it culminates and that this book of Lost will have a beginning middle and hopefully an interesting end.
What has surprised you most about this season? (Not me.)
CC: How much we've loved the freighter folk. I mean Jeremy Davies, we feel like our casting choices, the people that we brought to the show this year completely brought it. I mean like Rebecca Mader and Jeff Fahey and Ken Leung all of them kind of worked completely as we had envisioned them in our mind's eye. And it's been a little frustrating that we haven't had the chance to do more with them and we're really excited about how they actually have realized those characters.
Will the season begin in January? (Not me.)
DL: Our guess is that we will be watching the last week of January, yeah.
I'm a huge fan of the Desmond and Penny story, and is that something that kind of came out of left field in terms of the impact that it's had on fans, and you, and will we be seeing more of it? (Not me.)
DL: You know, we introduced Penny in the second season finale and you'd never really seen her before and by making the two hour finale about Desmond's flashback, considering that he sort he went running off into the jungle at the beginning of the season and then it was certainly our intention to make that an epic love story along the lines of one of the central love stories on the show and because of the chemistry between Ian Cusik and Sonya Walger worked so well it was a well that we wanted to return to time and time again and then obviously became pivotal to the Charlie's death and we feel that the best episodes that we've done aren't because of weird time travel stories, it's because of the love story between Penny and Desmond. We will certainly be returning to it. Unfortunately, Sonya is such in a demand actor right now, you know and is Tell Me You Love Me on HBO, so it's been a challenge for us to secure her services, so that once she become available we will hopefully be using her again.
Alan Dale, his character is pretty great, will he be back again this season? (Not me.)
CC: There are certain characters on Lost who are pretty important, whose characters change over time. Without saying too much, I think that will be pretty much true about Alan Dale.
DL: You will probably be seeing him sooner rather than later.
CC: And more of him than you have seen. You know the story moves forward and Lost is heading towards an ending and that character is part of the narrative and will be a bigger part.
The Entertainment Weekly article suggested that there's going to be another game change, potentially even a change in the narrative as we know it, or in the structure? Does that mean we're not going to see flash backs and flash forwards anymore? (Not me.)
DL: I think what I said was there might be a time in the show when the word "flash" becomes irrelevant, because if you just stop and think about what we've done this year, the story on the island, which we perceive to be the present and then the story of the Oceanic 6 which is happening off the island in the future, and if we were to switch perspectives at any time and suddenly we were off the island focusing on the Oceanic 6 trying to get back, that would be the present and what was happening back on the island would either be a parallel present or possibly a future, possibly the past. Who knows. So when you hear that "whoosh" noise the question becomes where does that take you. So, hopefully, if we do our jobs right with the finale, in the 8 months between the finale and the season premiere next year the audience will once again be asking what the hell are they going to do in the season premiere. And that means we're keeping people on their toes. That's our intention.
What will the time slot be next season? Will you be on Thursdays like you are this season or will you be back on Wednesday? (Not me.)
CC: A lot depends on what happens this year behind Grey's. Each years schedule becomes a new thing and will depend on what happens with their new shows and fall development and all those things and no one has told us exactly where we are going to land next year.
Fans were really disappointed when they heard the four-toed statue was deemed too weird to be included in the show. Was it always a red herring or are we going to learn any more about it, or any of the other mysterious elements of the show that seem to have taken a back seat this season like Smokey or Jacob? (ME!)
CC: First of all, I think if that's what you've read, that's incorrect. It hasn't been deemed too weird for the show, we just haven't gotten to it, you know, we set it up, but it will definitely be back in the show at some point in the future. As for Smokey, you will see Smokey in the first episode back and as for Jacob, you are also going to get another healthy dose of Jacob before the end of the season. We sort of plant the seeds for our story telling and as they start to sprout, they become more evident what their role is in the story. And those seeds and kernels are definitely going to sprout in future story telling.
DL: For clarification, the four-toed statue was not too weird, we were telling an anecdote about how in the original draft of the script it had 6 toes and it was deemed less weird if it had 4 toes which was the compromise we made in putting it in the show , and we were like OK , it doesn't matter to us if it has 6 toes or 4 toes, as long as it's not 5 toes. But we are going to be revisiting the rest of that statue, where it came from, who built it and why it has 4 toes in the future of the show.
So this next question came fro the UK and my digital recorder SUCKS and I had the phone hooked up with like seven cords so I could stretch it from the phone jack to my computer three rooms away and I couldn't understand a word. Maybe something about necessary requirements and Hawaii? Seriously. So we're going to try to piece it together based on the answer:
CC: We can't comment about (WHAT DID HE SAY?) right at this point in time. We can't say anything about it right now. We will when we can.
WHAT? WHAT ARE THEY TALKING ABOUT? I was still recovering from my panic attack so I wasn't paying the slightest bit of attention. Crimminey, I still need to lie down just re-listening to my question.
Another question I CAN'T UNDERSTAND. GAWD. LEARN THE LANGUAGE ALREADY. (But I think it was about their plans post-Lost. At least from what I can gather based on their answers.)
CC: We're jut focused on telling this story. Look, our hope is to, we're really planning that when Lost ends it ended and that we're not holding something back that that would be a disservice to the audience we want the conclusion at the end of season 6 to be the end of the story. So that's how we're planning.
DL: You know there;s something fulfilling about reading the final Harry Potter book and saying this is it, everybody lives happily ever after, some people died and the show goes on, but if JK Rowling wrote "The Adventures of Doby the House Elf " as a spin off of Harry Potter it would somehow lessen the impact of the original franchise. We hope to nail the proverbial coffin shut with the final episode.
The nature of your personal relationship with one another. You spend a lot of time together … are you guys friends or … (Not me.)
CC: It's kinda scary how much time we spend with each other. We spend more time with each other than we do with our wives, or …
DL: Or each other's wives
CC: We kinda get each other's days and evenings and what's left over kinda goes to the family. The show is a hugely demanding beast. Especially coming back after the strike and trying to write about 6 hours of the show in about 8 weeks an then shoot it with two crews. You know, we're working together all the time, but you know fortunately we are very good friends and we get along great and we have a collaboration in which the sum of the total is greater than the sum of the parts. And I think that that it is very special for me to work with Damon and the joy of the collaboration is really a big part of what makes doing the show fun.
DL: You know, we spend the majority actually of our time in each other's company and over the course of the day we'll work divide and conquer when there are several fires burning very very bright. At the end of the day, you know it require a tremendous short hand and trust in order to do the kind of job that we do and you have to have fun doing it, which we do, we can count on one hand on the number of times we've disagreed about anything but we tend to listen to each other. We can argue each other's sides and say basically, what if we tried this or what if we tried that and whatever compromise we arrive at is traditionally what is best for the show. You have to put a lot of egoism aside and this being a partnership you can never get wildly out of control.
"The Frozen Donkey Wheel?" Last season's code name: "Snake in the Mailbox," it kinda made sense, but when it come to "Frozen Donkey Wheel," I have no idea. (Not me.)
DL: Does "Frozen Donkey Wheel" make more sense than calling Walt's abduction "The Bagel?" They started as inside jokes and then, we can't tell you what the inside joke was until after you've seen the scene because the generation of the scene spoils the scene itself.
CC: But I think you'll be less confused once you've seen the finale. No question.
In the last episode, what were the two people shot with? (Not me.)
CC: They were shot with bullets. You;ll find out more about the fate of those 2 characters int he first episode back.
Assuming that either way if Rousseau is dead or if she isn't dead, there seems that there is a lot more back story to that character that we haven't learned. Will still learn more about her? (Not me.)
CC: The good thing bout Lost is that oftentimes, you know, being dead sometimes leads to more work on the sow. You can improve your standing on the cast by getting killed, so yeah in terms of, if Rousseau does prove to be dead that really doesn't have much bearing on us telling more of her story. We think the whole back story of Rousseau and her science team and her ship that came to the island is pretty interesting and we'd love to tell that story at some point.
As different ideas come into your heads about possible plot lines, when you talked about the speed of how you approach things with speed when you know the expiry date, has there ever been a moment when either of you regret putting an expiry date on it and is it possible that in 2010 you're going to feel like Jay Leno handing The Tonight Show to Conan O'Brien too early? (Not me.)
DL: I Can't speak for Jay Leno, but I don't think he handed anything to Conan. I think The Tonight Show was yanked out of his kung-fu grip. We've been lobbying for the end of the show since the first season. It has not at all been a careful what you wish for scenario. Our mindset in the beginning of season three when the characters were all locked in cages versus the other season three where we began to answer questions, was just so radically different, the feeling that we had was just of lightness, knowing that we were working towards the inevitable endpoint and people have stopped asking us everyday, "do you guys know how it's going to end?" because whether we know it or not, they are going to see the end of the show. So to kind of deprive ourselves of that rush or that feeling of joy…you know, anything is possible, but you know, if Carlton or I ever say to you we're sorry, we regret the end of it it means we've been replaced by cyborgs or zombies or something.
So there it is.
Let me start off by saying that I had indeed read the Entertainment Weekly article, and knew perfectly well that Smokey was coming back. But! In my defense! I was a nervous wreck! And, you know, we haven't seen Smokey in a while. So it seemed fair at the time…
And as far as the four-toed statue goes: Thanks, New York Post! You and your misleading article helped make me the most irritating questioner of the day. Super! (But I'm not wrong, am I? From the article, it's safe to presume that we weren't going to be seeing the statue anymore, right? RIGHT?!?)
So. I blew my chance … What would you have asked Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse if you had the opportunity?


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Bleverde is known for its tranquility and privacy. It combines remoteness from vacationers flows with closeness to Gavalohori village, one of Crete's well kept secrets. Bleverde Estate spreads over a plot of 8,000m2, surrounded by olive groves and overlooking the sunbathed valley of Gavalohori.
Bleverde is home to two private pool villas, Villa Elia and Villa Levanda. Villa Levanda is a 3 bedrooms luxury villa designed with attention to detail and comfort in mind. The spectacular uninterrupted views quietly flow in from all surrounding terraces. Past guests have highly appraised their stay both in Tripadvisor (search for Bleverde) and own Bleverde site. Get in touch at www.bleverde.com, www.facebook.com/bleverde, www.tripadvisor.com (search for Bleverde)
Villa Elia and Villa Levanda are designed to offer full privacy as independent accommodations. For big families or larger groups who would enjoy combining private living with sharing fun time together, Bleverde estate with its two villas could be rented as a whole. Bleverde is far enough to ensure privacy and tranquility but close enough to be part of the traditional and welcoming Gavalochori village life. The tavernas in the village are in short walking distance, and the lovely beaches of Almyrida are only 4 kms down the road.
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Gavalochori is a welcoming traditional village, surrounded by green olive groves. Its history and wonderfully restored stone houses have awarded the village a protected status. The tavernas of Gavalochori are well known for their excellent traditional food and hospitality. Favored by the locals who are proud to share these delicious moments with visitors from the entire region. An 18th century two-roomed, arched olive oil press, the temples of Panagia and Agios Sergios, the old school, the famous Venetian Wells and the unique folkore museum are complementing this authentic Cretan village. Bleverde Estate is a short walk away from the center of the village. Gavalochori is centrally placed. In 10mins drive clear water sandy beaches and more traditional villages can be found. Gavalochori is also a conveniently 45min drive from Chania airport.
The closest beach to Bleverde Estate and Gavalochori is the famous sandy bay of Almyrida. It is an old fish village, being rewarded with the EU Blue Flag for many years in a row. Indulge yourself with a wide choice of sea front cafes and local tavernas, after your dive into the pristine Aegean sea waters.
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