* The island did not travel when the hatch imploded, but something did happen.
* We'll see more of Locke and Jin on the show. "Dead is a relative term," and there's still a lot of story to be told about those characters.
* Their favourite episodes are "The Constant" (Carlton) and "Exodus" (Damon). Damon adds that he really liked season four, and he admitted the show has had its "ups and downs."
* They reiterated that getting an end date for the show has really reinvigorated it in terms of giving it energy and purpose.
* We will see Rousseau's story this year, but it won't exactly be a flashback.
* We're done with flashbacks and flashforwards, but there will be some time-jumping excitement anyway. Storytelling will instead focus on on and off the island activity, and in different periods of time.
* Vincent the Dog is fine and will be in season five — and will survive until the end of the show.
* We'll see more interesting permutations of the Jack/Kate/Sawyer triangle over the next two seasons. And Kate will see Sawyer again.
* The nameless extras in the Zodiac boat with Farraday, stranded with the island gone may be toast, but "things are looking up" for Farraday himself.
* Speaking of Daniel, he has a little notebook that tells him stuff that's happened, and stuff that will happen soon, and it's going to figure prominently in season five.
* Richard Alpert is "quite old," thanks to the island's mystical properties, and we'll see more of his history this year. We'll also see him barefoot in "the near future, pun intended," so we'll "see how many toes he has".
zumindest hat die Insel einen immer größer werdenden Stellenwert innerhalb der Serie. Das hat schon damit angefangen, das Locke plötzlich laufen kann und Rose geheilt wurde - jetz wird es praktisch "konsequent" aufs nächste Level gebracht.
