AP Video has again given us two scenes from the next Lost episode “I Do.” One scene is between Sayid and Locke; the other is between the Fearsome Threesome (aka Jack, Juliet and Ben).
***SPOILER WARNING!***
Yay! We’re famous again!
The Associate Press has put up it’s video round up for “The Cost of Living”, and not only do we get a shout out for the Bob Dylan video mention, but they also show a screen shot of the EPM site in the vid!
The lovelies at The Associated Press are sharing the goodies with us again.
Here is a link for a sneak peek at tonight’s Lost episode, which features 2 scenes — one with Locke and Desmond, the other with a handful of guys in the woods, but the only dialogue is between Locke and Eko.
Enjoy! Oh, and since it is unaired footage, I’ll slap a **SPOILER WARNING** (but it really does not reveal very much) 
The title is not what you think Go here and laugh your ASS off at the Nobody’s Watching boys as they prepare for a new Lost episode. Includes a HILARIOUS cameo by the lovely Maggie Grace. RUN…don’t walk.
The Associated Press has their new video round-up for “Every Man For Himself” out.
You may notice credit given to a certain site *coughTHISONEcough* for helping out with the Easter Egg Hunt in this Lost episode. Gotta keep the public informed, y’know?
If you click on this link, you can watch two scenes from tonight’s Lost episode, “Every Man For Himself.”
One scene is with Sawyer, Kate & Benry, and the other is with Jack and Juliet. Enjoy!! Oh, and of course, this is SPOILERY for the episode (duh).
Thanks to Lauri at AP Video for the linkage 
***SPOILER WARNING!!*** If you are a Battlestar Galactica fan who prefers to remain 100% spoiler-free (including casting spoilers) then STOP READING!!
There. I hope that was enough warning, because I don’t feel like cutting this one. Either in one of David Eick’s BSG Video Blogs or on one of the podcasts that Ron Moore does, they mentioned that they were in negotiations with a former Alias actor to come onto the show. Well, while watching the October 11th video blog (that I had somehow missed last week), the actor was revealed: Carl Lumbly!!
I cannot tell you how jazzed I am that two of my BIGGEST fandoms have collided. I ADORE Carl and was just wondering last week if he had anything new coming up. It is hard to tell from the video blog, but it seems like his BSG character, “Bulldog” (a pilot), may be a recurring character. Regardless, I can’t wait to see him on my TV again 
Premiere magazine does a complete play-by-play of the first trailer out for “We Are Marshall,” which comes out in December and stars Matthew Fox. If you click the link, you can watch the trailer, too. Honestly, it has to be one of the most powerful movie trailers I’ve ever seen. Quote from the mag:
Fox voiceovers, “I promised mothers that I’d look after their sons — there’s not one of them left,” and if you aren’t weeping at this point, you are a meaner Irishman than I, because Matthew Fox can really sell some tragedy. How else do you explain six seasons of Party of Five?
Things are going to be brief tonight, as I’m under the weather.
TVWeek.com posted this article about the ABC/iTunes deal and how it changed TV.
Some nice, nice person from the land of ABC posted this link to a hi-res pic of the hat Damon wore in this week’s vidcast over on The Fuselage. I’m posting the image below:
This mysterious gift person also was nice enough to give a link to that vidcast on iTunes.
One of the main concerns with ABC/Disney offering streaming versions of episodes of shows like Lost for free, but with ads, online, was that the local ABC affiliates would lose their dollars from local sponsors. This article from Reuters states that Disney has made a deal with the local affiliates. Here’s the gist:
On Wednesday, ABC said it agreed to allow local affiliates to sell one ad per episode, in what it believes is the first time local ads have been inserted in a nationally operated broadband player.
Local stations can feature the broadband player on their Web sites and will keep all revenue from ads they sell for the player, Disney said.
Local ads now appear only when viewers access the player from a local affiliate’s Web site, but by next fall, the ABC.com site will seamlessly redirect users to their home markets, said Ray Cole, chairman of the ABC Affiliate Relations Board of Governors.
