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CibbuanoExclusive - Follow-Up to TV show "Lost
June 1st 2010 05:17
Through one of my many secret sources I have managed to get my hands on a leaked treatment for Lost 2, a proposed sequel series to the smash hit phenomenon Lost.
Lost 2 will start with the crashing of a new plane on the island, bringing with it a host of new characters. Among them will be Valdez, a tough-talking Latina boxer who was flying back to America after losing a match in Australia. Valdez will head up a cast of fresh, up and coming talent including Rory Culkin as a burnt out drummer with a drinking problem, Alicia Silverstone as a writer with a shady past, an as-yet unnamed nervous surgeon who specializes in cancer removal, Hayden Panettiere as a vegan animal rights activist and a yet-to-be-cast arrogant Japanese whaler. The pivotal character of Valdez is also yet to be cast but rumour has it that Michael Chiklis is being courted for the role.
The new Losties will have to learn to get along, special mention going to the vegan and the whaler who will play out an engaging will-they or won’t-they relationship throughout the first season. The newcomers will also have to unravel the mystery of the island as they hear legends of a mysterious man named Hugo, his sidekick, Ben, and a miraculous, wisecracking dog named Vincent who gained the ability to talk after a freak electro-magnetic occurrence.
Lost writers Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof promise to address some of the great unanswered questions of the series, including the origins of the mysterious Polar Bears, who seek to take the island for themselves in a bid for world domination.
Proposed story arcs involve the examination of the backstories for the new Lost characters in the first series and their discovery of Hugo. A second series story arc that will reveal a second group of Lost characters on the other side of the island (including Chris Tucker in a reality-bending role where he will play himself as a marooned passenger). The third series promises to shake things up by sending some of the cast back in time to the late 19th century where the island was briefly a whaling station for the Japanese… they will have to learn to get along with these backwards whalers despite their idealogical differences, and this will provide an ample platform to explore issues related to whaling and Japan’s refusal to stop this practice. A fourth series will see the return of Mr. Eko, who is found trapped inside a special genie bottle that Jakob set up in case of emergencies.
Tim Curry is almost 95% confirmed as the voice of Vincent.
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