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Posted Feb 1, 2010 by James Johnston
Updated Feb 2, 2010 at 01:49 AM
I am weak. I just couldn’t wait until Tuesday. 
While, many of you were fast asleep Saturday after midnight, this Lost spoiler hound was one of thousands on the internet watching the first hour of Lost’s Final Season at Hawaii’s “Sunset on the Beach Premiere.”
Before you run away from this Blog, no worries - I will not reveal anything I saw during the episode, except only to say it was amazing and it felt more like a season or series finale. I can’t wait to watch it again (plus the second hour for the first time) tomorrow night.
This premiere has been somewhat a tradition on the beach (there wasn’t one last season), and there are many fans crazier than I am who who have flown to Hawaii to catch a glimpse of the stars on the red carpet. As far as I know, this was the first time that someone (a fan named Bruce) was able to stream the entire proceedings from a hotel window.
I thought for sure the stream was going to crash before the episode aired due to increasing numbers hitting the server, but once the show started the quality of the video was surprisingly good. If it wasn’t for the sound problems, it would have been near perfect.
The sound of police sirens or motorcyles zipping by the drive-in like theater made it difficult if not impossible to pick up the dialogue in certain scenes. As a result, there are unconfirmed rumours on many Lost forum sites right now of what was indeed said. You may want to avoid such sites until after the premiere aires tomorrow night.
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Reader Comments
Por (Prime Rhyme) on February 02, 2010
I don’t know whether it is the shivering of the skin or shattering of the heart took precedence during “The Bruce Show-ing”, but those might indeed be in close competition with the deafening of the ears. Smoke monsters and motorcycles had a tough competition going on, that Jacob, Richard, and Ben proved powerless to crush down.
Great article, Mr. James Johnston. Reading it brought back the recent memories and fired up the titillating feeling of excitement that’s been standing just at the right level not to render me inapt in all fields of life that aren’t a far cousin of LOST. You might just have tipped that fragile scale over on the dark side.
Por (Courtney Cairns Pastor) on February 02, 2010
Thanks for not spoiling! But you said just enough to get me even more geared up for the premiere. I’m so excited, although I hate that it is ending.