Still Lost

The Lost finale promised to wrap things up nicely with questions being answered but in the end all it really answered was what the season 6's story arc of the flash sideways timeline meant. None of the real mysteries of the island that have intrigued the millions of followers were even attempted to be answered and viewers were probably left with more unanswered questions than before.

It looks like we will never know who built all the ancient places and the 4 toed statue. Nor who the 'Mother' was and how she single handedly managed to destroy the well and massacre an entire village. Was she both good and bad and therefore the smoke monster who then decided to split the good and bad in her between Jacob & MiB? Who was it that put the wheel in place after it was buried in the well?

Maybe it's been left open to allow some novels of the island to be written, we'll just have to wait and see.

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'Lost' exec: 'Finale is definitive'

Lost co-creator Damon Lindelof has revealed that he hopes the ending of the show will be "definitive" yet still leave fans with questions.

He also told The Hollywood Reporter that precautions had been taken to ensure the secrecy of the show's finale.

"We did not shoot the final scene of the series on the final day... for reasons of maintaining the secrecy of the show, and we had to build some sets for the finale - the construction of the new sets took a while so that's the work that we did last," Lindelof explained.

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Utah man bails Gary Coleman out of jail

Gary Coleman is out of jail after a Midvale man paid to bail him out.

Jarrod Clark is a local business man who says he has always been a big fan of Coleman. Clark owns many companies in Utah, including Money Train. He says he likes to be active in his community, so when he saw Coleman was in jail, he thought it would be a good opportunity to help out.

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Skins Returns To E4

The new series of Skins has been confirmed as starting on Thursday 28th January. Although the number of episodes has been cut from 10 to 8 producer Brian Elsley said, "This year, our writers and cast have stepped up and broken through to new levels of boldness. Funny, disrespectful, edgy, but also poignant and heartfelt, these stories try to go to the heart of what it means to be young today."


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