Comic-Con 09 Interviews: Lost stars Michael Emerson, Jorge Garcia and Nestor Carbonell

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Posted July 25, 2009 - By Jake Gaskill

The days of being utterly confused and unsure of what reality you’re living in are quickly coming to an end. That’s right. ABC’s mind-bending phenomenon Lost is about to enter its sixth and final season, and viewers have more questions than ever. To perhaps ease the pain (and maybe to uncover a few juicy Lost tidbits), G4’s Kevin Pereira and Olivia Munn caught up with show stars Michael Emerson (Benjamin Linus), Jorge Garcia (Hurley Reyes) and Nestor Carbonell (Richard Alpert) at Comic-Con 09. Check out the full interview to find out more, and to find out which character Michael Emerson wishes he could have portrayed. Lock in your answers now.

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romiemyhomie

does anyone know when the dvd of season 5 comes out cause i haven't seen a single episode yet.

Posted: July 27, 2009 7:53 AM
WildfireFox

I just want them to tell us Libby's story. I've been waiting since season two to find out why she was in that mental ward...

Posted: July 26, 2009 5:12 AM
bigboi21

WHAT!!! This ruined the show for me, i thought they really were trapped on an island...NOOO!!

Lol, tbh i've never watched LOST but i might go out n get the first 5 seasons to see how it is, hopefully i can finish em b4 the 6th season.

And to neonraisin108, truly a great review, i commend you on your comment.

Posted: July 25, 2009 9:57 PM
SHaIDoVV

Lost is going to end like "The Third Policeman". Everything starts over again...there WILL be another plane crash.

Posted: July 25, 2009 8:07 PM
neonraisin108

I love this show. I followed it since Season 1 and understood enough to stick with it through that rough second season. It is the most intelligent, most insightful show of this decade; I feel privileged to watch this show unfold with everyone else. Its characters are - have always been - extremely relatable despite the epic and fantastical (and quite ridiculous) plot they are caught up in. LOST depicts a striking emotional realism, an intense study of the human condition while remaining thoroughly entertaining at the same time. The characters - Desmond, Locke and Ben being only a few sodden examples - are Shakespearean in their scope, depth and tragedy.

I know for a fact that decades from now, this show will still be held in as high regard - plausibly higher - than it is today. In it rings universal truths, unparalleled thrills made all the more powerful with a lingering sense of humanity at stake. Brilliantly portrayed notions of mortality and redemption resound unquestionably with every viewer - that is, every viewer who knows at least half of what the heck is going on. LOST is truly an archetype for our creative potential, a driving piece of evidence that there is still mastery in modern storytelling, and a lot more mastery than we are aware of.

I am Jason Sealy, and I am merely seventeen years old. And watching this show has made me strive to pursue my dream in filmmaking and screenwriting. I know this comment is just another comment, nothing that will achieve any position of regard. But I don't give a Smoke Monster's crap, because I know that I love this show and this is coming straight from the heart: Thank you, LOST and its creators.

For any who may be wondering, I will NOT commit suicide after this show is finished. :)

Posted: July 25, 2009 6:20 PM