Lost: Season 2, Episode 11 - The Hunting Party
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1/18/2006
Jack, Locke and Sawyer follow after a determined Michael after he heads into the jungle toward the dreaded "Others" in search of Walt. Meanwhile, Sun has a surprising reaction to Jin's desire to join the search party, and Hurley and Charlie commiserate over the age-old conundrum of "what women want."
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Jack-centric 'Lost' episode draws 9.9m
added by newsBotThe latest episode of Lost climbed from last week's performance, early viewing figures show. The 9pm instalment, which centred on Matthew Fox's alter ego Jack, pulled in 9.93m. Also on ABC last night, a Lost repeat took 4.4m at 8pm, and The Forgotten claimed 5.03m during the 10pm hour. American Idol logged 24m for Fox between 8pm and 10pm and NBC's coverage »
- By Dan French
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Stefani Talbott: Stripper Accuses Matthew Fox Of Cheating On Wife With Her
added by newsBotMatthew Fox has been married to Margherita Ronchi, the mother of their two children, for 18 years, and now he is embroiled in a sex scandal. Stripper Stefani Talbott claims she has had sex with Fox on more than one occasion. In Touch Weekly released the following statement: In an exclusive interview with In Touch, 25-year-old stripper Stefani Talbott claims that she slept with Lost star Matthew Fox twice in the past year. While Matthew's rep says "These accusations are false," Stefani says she first met the 43-year-old last July, soon after she started working at Stars Cabaret in Bend, Oregon. "I was dancing onstage, and I made eye contact with him immediately. I got so excited," Stefani tells In Touch. Since she was a big Party of Five fan, she recognized him right away -- but she soon found out »
- Katy Hall
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To the Lighthouse: Through the Looking Glass on "Lost"
added by newsBotI wonder what Kitty and Snowdrop would say about all of this... Last night's evocative and compelling episode of Lost ("Lighthouse"), written by Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse and directed by Jack Bender, offered an intriguing--if somewhat polarizing--exploration about the nature of perception, blending together the fantasy of Lewis Carroll with the modern psychology of Virginia Woolf's "To the Lighthouse." While several critics have expressed their frustration with this installment, I have to say that I was just as captivated as I have been throughout this season and I thought that this episode provided some further answers while also bringing up some new questions. It was also a throwback to a simpler time on Lost, when the characters could wander the jungle on a specific mission without the stakes seeming quite so dire. Yes, even then they were caught up in the war between two cosmic individuals, but they didn't perceive it as such. »
- Jace
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