Do the producers of Lost know no bounds?
Will the “story” of the Lost Experience play out on every single media device and platform I own?
Is it possiblle for me to blog about anything else besides Lost?
Ok, so enough with the rhetorical, here’s the deal: Hugh McIntyre will appear on Jimmy Kimmel tonight.
You read correctly, just like Amazon’s interview with “author” Gary Troup, Hugh McIntyre of the Hanso Foundation will be a guest on Jimmy Kimmel’s show after the 2-hour Lost finale.
I don’t normally watch Jimmy Kimmel, despite the fact that I’m up late, but I’ll be TiVo-ing tonight’s episode.
God, am I the biggest sucker for Lost or what?
Ok, back here tonight after the finale for the recap.
[Via TV Squad]
UPDATE: Not minutes after I posted, I was listening to this week’s official Lost podcast and Damen Lindelof and Carlton Cuse mentioned the Hanso Foundation as if it were a real organization.
They cop to writing Bad Twin as a Lost tie-in, but they’re playing up the Hanso Foundation tv and newspaper ads and the PR push as actual, real-world events. They’re taking this alternate reality game, the Lost Experience, very seriously.
They also briefly mention filming mobisodes, for those who read my earlier post.
UPDATE II: Lost figurines from Spawn-creator/Toy-maven Todd McFarlane.
Dear Lord, there is enough Lost news that I seriously need to stop using the internet.
UPDATE III: The video is now on YouTube.
Well, I hope you have a national ABC feed through DirecTV or Comcast because WSB doesn’t air Jimmy Kimmel here in Atlanta on Channel 2. BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!