LOST Spoilers - The ODI

Thanks to http://llegaronparaquedarse.blogspot.com/ for the heads up on this video interview that confirms his return to the show.


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Thanks to DarkUFO reader Audrey for the following.


Here are the pics from 26th jan. Either 612 or 613, not sure.

Matthex Fox, Terry O'Quinn, Jorge Garcia, Harold Perrineau and Zuleikha Robinson was on the set, at the beach.

- Hurley and Michael talk at cemetery.
- Hurley stays at cemetery, Jack has a shotgun, talks to Hurley and lets him here.
- Hurley and Ilana talk at cemetery and she leaves with her shotgun.
- The doubles of Hurley and Ilana was here and they acted.
- Ajira Airways Flight 316 was already on the set and workmen was colored it.

Please forgive any mistakes in my english. I'm french and I sometimes express myself in an awkward manner.


Source: Audrey@DarkUFO

You gotta love a man who likes to clear the air.

Harold Perrineau just rang up to kindly reveal an answer to our blind item—"Guess Who's Not Returning to Lost?"—which outed a former Lost star as a holdout to return for the final season.

It's not him.

Despite everyone and their mother's brother's lover (even the Los Angeles Times!) assuming Harold (Michael) was the Lost holdout, Harold reveals that he has not turned down an offer to return to the show.

So does that mean he's coming back?
"Honestly, no one has asked," Harold tells me. "But if I was asked to come back to Lost, indeed I would say yes. We all started that journey together, and I would love to be able to end it with everybody. It would be a great thing to do, to get to say goodbye to them all at the same time. I would love to go back and hang out a little bit."


Source: Full Article @ E!Online
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Rumors are swirling that just about every past Lost cast member may be journeying back to the island – where death apparently isn’t always the end – as the series heads into its final season. But Harold Perrineau’s not packing his bags for Hawaii just yet.

“I can only deny,” original cast member Perrineau told TV Guide Magazine about a possible return engagement as the seemingly deceased Michael Dawson – though a resurrection may be just a phone call away.

“Nobody’s said anything to me and I haven’t asked,” said Perrineau. “One of the great things I always thought about Lost is I back up and I let them do the thing that they’re really great at doing. They’re really great and creating drama and creating their show. And this way I don’t have to ask ‘Hey, what’s this? What’s that?’ I don’t ask any questions, I just show up and I let them do what they do. They’re good at it.”

That said, if the producers ring him up, Perrineau’s on the first flight to Oahu. “Of course I would show up! Are you kidding me? That’s my people!” He said he wasn’t sure if Michael could return organically back into the mythology, however. “Only if there’s some way that they’re getting back to all of those original characters that we started the journey with, and if that’s so then that makes sense to me. I don’t know other than that how it makes sense.”

“But then nothing makes sense on the show, so why am I even saying this?” he laughed.

Whatever happens, Perrineau is just as eager as any longtime viewer to find out the answers to the many mysteries Lost has posed over the years. “I still have questions – a ton of questions,” he explained. “I’m curious about how all that’s going to wrap up. There are just tons of things from when we first started that I’m still curious about.”

Source: TV Guide Magazine

After the Season 4 Finale, I remember reading an article with Harold Perrineau voicing his displeasure with how the LOST producers handled the return of Michael, only to ultimately blow up with the Freighter.

Of course on LOST you can never count out any character so this news is not too shocking, but today we received our first confirmation from TV Guide's Matt Mitovich that Perrineau could possibly still appear on the show.

Here is what he posted:

As for Michael....
Harold Perrineau is busy starring on the midseason ABC series The Unusuals. "I'm working for the same network so anything can happen," says the actor. "You never know what Carlton and Damon are going to do."

This tidbit was a part of Mitovich's TCA report and was the only new detail that was not posted earlier from Ausiello's TCA Live blog.

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