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Lost Regaining Momentum

Just a quick blurb about Lost, and how I think it’s regaining some of its momentum that it lost while on break. The past few episodes have been good, yeah, even that Razzle Dazzle fun one focusing on Nicki and Paulo. More questions are being answered but of course a few more questions creep up.

That eye patch guy is alive after being “killed” by the Others’ force field fence? Everyone on Flight 815 was found dead? How do you explain the Lost survivors and how they were found “dead?” That also means no one must be looking for them. Good thing Desmond is around since Penny is looking for him. So Viagara must be produced on Lost island huh? And who knew the downtown Chinese Cultural Plaza is a spitting image of Korea?

Only a few more episodes left for this season, and I hope Lost will end after next season. I think the best trend right now for television shows is having a definite end date targeted. Play out your story after a few years and move on to another show. Otherwise, you’ll just drag on and on kinda like Desperate Housewives (what is going on with the story lines and what’s the point of the show?)

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Stories from the Lost Viewing Party at Club 939

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I got some feedback about the Lost viewing party at Club 939, and it goes something like this…

The music was bangin’ with Deejay Betty mixing it up, and the club was buzzing as usual. Cream danced for our reporting crew at the table of the Greatest Legal Mind Ever. As she performed, our crew yelled “get on top!” at every creamy gyration. With concerns of the paparazzi taking scandalous pictures, the stars of Lost went incognito. In the house could have been Matthew Fux, Daniel Does Kim, and Dominic Moneyshot.

As the drinks flowed through the night and the pole climbing continued, our crew thought they spotted Evangeline Likee Lickee, Ho’s Love Garcia, and Josh Let’s Go All the Way. Of course, Mr. 939 was holding it down and signing autographs and re-enacting his role as Japanese Tourist #4.

A fun night for all!

Okay, okay, I took some blogger’s freedom while revising this post.

In case you missed the Lost episode, here’s the video and some stills.

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More Lost at Club 939

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So by now, you’ve seen Lost episode 14 Exposé partially filmed at Club 939. Did you see the local talent during the opening scene? Did you see the fantastic performance of Mr. 939 as “Japanese tourist #4?” He’s a pro!

Here are some stills of the highlights (click the pictures to enlarge).

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Props out to the Tabasco Man (du575) for calling out Rump Shaker.

lost-numbers-club-939Don’t forget the unadvertised, upcoming Lost viewing party on Saturday night to watch this Lost classic again! The club is getting ready for the invited cast and crew of Lost. Check out this picture taken Thursday morning.

Oh hey, one last thing, if you want your very own copy of this Lost classic, it’s available on iTunes right here – Lost - Lost, Season 3 - Exposé

Lost at Club 939 on the Air

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So I didn’t yet watch the entire episode, but it didn’t take long. Within the first few minutes of episode 14 “Exposé“, viewers got to see Nikki, played by Kiele Sanchez, doing her thing at Club 939, Hawaii’s Hottest Gentlemen’s Club. Mr. 939 himself was in the scene as Japanese tourist #4, but you could barely see him! Only had a profile or two visible in slow motion. 🙁

In case you missed it, here’s the 939 snippet of the episode.

If you want some serious commentary on the show itself, check out The Transmission.

Did you recognize any of the local talent?

RAZZLE DAZZLE!!

Lost Viewing Party at Club 939

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Don’t forget that the Lost episode filmed at Club 939 is airing this Wednesday. To celebrate this event, Club 939 is having an unadvertised viewing party coming up later in the week. The entire cast and production crew of Lost is invited though there are no confirmations of who’s showing up.

If you want more details, contact me, or if he wants, Mr. 939 can spill the beans.

And oh yeah, the club will be in full effect during the viewing party with the dancers doing their thang, so it ain’t a PG-rated party.

Lost Episode at Club 939 Airing This Week

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Just a quick reminder that this week’s Lost episode on Wednesday night features footage at Club 939. Keep an eye on the extras during these scenes since you’ll see some local talent. But especially look for “Japanese tourist #4” wearing a righteous tie and making us proud(?).


A quick sidenote – just checked the picture gallery of Lost at Club 939, and it’s been viewed over 500 times!

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Lost Episode Featuring Club 939 Coming Up

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Remember when Lost was filming at Club 939? That episode is scheduled to air on March 28 which makes it Episode 14, titled Exposé.

If you want a sneak peek of the filming done in Hawaii’s Hottest Gentlemen’s Club, then check out an ABC Lost trailer on YouTube. Watch closely at the 25-24 second countdown mark cause it goes quick.

You think Club 939 will have a Lost viewing party for this episode?

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The Lost Storm Has Passed

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The storm of activity due to the coverage of Lost at Club 939 is over. As of 9pm, there were over 200 visitors according to Sitemeter, coming from these main sources:

Thanks to Ryan Ozawa/pzarquon for breaking this post to Lost fan sites.

Here are some other related posts.

And who was lost at 939? Could it be this Nikki or that Nikki? Then again, the film could’ve all been erased due to an airport x-ray scan…

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Getting Hits from Lost Filming at Club 939

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Saw some strange activity today when checking Pulpconnection stats. Had about 30 visits this morning alone when usually 30 hits is typical for the entire day. Looking further, a few Lost spoiler sites have picked up my coverage of Lost filming at Club 939 causing this spike of traffic.

So far, there have been 107 hits coming from Lost Spoilers and the Fuselage.

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Disappointing Lost Blog from the Honolulu Advertiser

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Last week, the Honolulu Advertiser announced they were adding a new blog to their blogging stable dedicated to the television hit Lost and focusing on its ties to Hawaii. Sounded pretty cool, so I decided to check out the “Lost” in Hawaii blog and its ONE entry! One entry! Uno, ichi, yat, hana! What’s with that?

I know the blogger, Caryn Kunz, says she’ll blog every week before and after each new episode, but if you’re going to launch a blog, how about having some content built up first to draw in the reader. Lost restarts this Wednesday, but how about talking about some of the previous episodes and its Hawaii influences? Like how Lost recently filmed at Club 939, and what that could imply for show plots? Or any other on-location filming Lost has done in Hawaii?

To separate from other blogs dedicated to Lost, “Lost” in Hawaii really needs to push the Hawaii scene and “insider” perspective. Find stories and pictures from local folks’ interaction with the show and the actors. Maximize the natural advantage we have with Lost filming in our own state.

A little disappointing start, but hopefully the “Lost” in Hawaii blog builds its content and a community for all of us other Losties in Hawaii.

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Inside the Filming of Lost at Club 939

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The ABC hit, Lost, recently filmed on site at Club 939, and it went something like this. Sorry, no secrets or spoilers, just a behind-the-scenes view of the making of a television show.

In search for a local strip club for a future episode, the location crew of Lost visited several establishments before ending up at Hawaii’s Premier Gentlemen’s Club. Liking what they saw, several site surveys followed with progressively more senior staff getting involved and the executive producers giving the final go ahead.

Not to interfere with 939’s daily business, the Lost setup crew started their work after closing at 2am and finished by 6am when shooting was scheduled to begin. To support this on-location filming, there were many trailers for wardrobe, equipment, makeup, and even their own catering service.

Club 939 employees were allowed to try out at a casting call for extras. About ten members were selected for roles as dancers, bartenders, DJs, and club patrons (check out that tie).

After 4 hours of shooting scenes over and over at different angles, the day was finally done. In total though, this shoot will probably equal a few seconds of airtime on the show. But now, members of 939 can be considered official members of the Lost crew.

This episode will air near the end of March, and Club 939 will be having a viewing party. Keep watching Lost and look for upcoming talent from Club 939.

View the Lost at Club 939 pictures.

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