Last night's episode was a dark one, as we journeyed further into Sayid's forever-tortured soul and got a closer look at the thing that is Locke but isn't Locke.

Yeah, even the big bad Ben had to start somewhere. Before he was scooping up Emmys and playing arguably the best villain ever, one of Michael Emerson's first gigs? An inmate counselor in a prison guard training video!

It's that time again—time to put a wrench in the smoothness of your day and get all befuddled as you watch tonight's new episode of LOST. Luckily, you'll be in good company. Inside, your open thread for discussion.

Today at Gawker.TV, 20 celebrities before they were famous, Lost's issues with alcoholism, we may have found the worst boyfriend in the world, the Ocotomom is an awkward loud-laugher, and when you should actually pull the emergency brake.

Here's a LOST theory for you: If Jack and Claire don't have their recommended dosage of alcohol PEOPLE DIE! There is a lot of pent up anger going on, and island rehab doesn't seem to be working.

Last night brought us to a mysterious Alexandria-esque lighthouse, one that didn't necessarily lead the way for incoming ships. No, it seemed to serve another purpose entirely. A magical purpose.

Women's figure skating began tonight in Vancouver with NBC's live coverage of the Olympic short program. American skater Mirai Nagasu's routine went swimmingly (ha), but she ended it with a visibly bloody nose. What caused it? Inside, an in-depth investigation.

Are you having a good day? Has your week been calm and clear so far? Are you in the mood to be confused, and—possibly—angered? Good... tune your television to ABC and join our LOST live blog. Come in!

This split-screen comparison of the plane scene from season 1 episode 1, and season 6 episode 1 of Lost is a triumph for pedantic nerds and ABC script-supervisors alike.

These two nerdy dudes did a spot-on spoof of The Lonely Island's "We Like Sports," but using Lost as the theme. The result is a hilarious, dweeby tribute that any Lost fan can appreciate.

Today at Gawker.TV, Tracy Morgan takes over Tavis Smiley, Olympic Curling's orgasm noises, more girls that are 16 and Pregnant, Jason Davis has a date with The Millionaire Matchmaker and his monkey, and we explain the theory behind Lost's flash-sideways.

Are you a seasoned LOST fan? Are you afraid they might be going too far with the whole flash-sideways thing? Afraid it just couldn't make sense? Well worry no more, Gawker.TV is here to ease your suffering.

As this crazypot show winds down, we are getting some semblance of answers. (We know who the Smoke Monster is!) But we're also getting a few (OK, many) new questions. Like, who was that kid that scared Devil Locke so?

Come one, come all, and let's talk everything LOST as we live blog tonight's new episode, airing on ABC at 9:00 PM ET. So, get comfortable and join us in the comments. It's going to be a Locke-centric episode. HOLLA.

Lost is full of many mysteries, all perplexing paradoxes and symbolism. At last here is a video that boils the show down to its bare essence. This, dear uninitiated Lost-phobes, is what you've been missing all these years.

Any Lost fan knows that the show likes to start an episode with a close-up shot of a character's eye. Here are all of them, mashed up into one video.

This season is making even the most dedicated fans scratch their heads. Between the "flash-sideways" and (possible?) multiple realities, a lot of viewers claim the show has jumped the shark. Have you given up on the show, too?

Unconventional as they are, these Valentines are sure to warm any Lost fan's heart this Valentine's Day. See more illustrations by Lee Bretschneider at Adventuring Company.

This week, Jim Behrle's kats komment with you a very happy Valentine's Day.

Many of us agree that Jimmy Fallon could do without his trainwreck of a monologue every night and stick to his actually-funny sketches. Tomorrow night his new "miniseries" will premiere, and it revolves around a mysterious crash in an elevator.