It's going to be a long, long time before we see new footage of Lost again. The two-hour finale has come and gone, and viewers were left with more than a few questions. Lost blogger DocArzt has offered fans a deleted scene from "The Economist" to hold them over for the rest of the year.The scene follows Miles, Kate, and Sayid on their journey from the jungle to the Barracks. Miles shows off his supernatural powers when the group reaches the sonar fence. There have been a few hints about Miles' abilities in previous episodes, and I was happy to learn more about him. We already know that he communicates with the dead and can sense things about the living (Michael and Charlotte, for example), and now we can add sonar detection to his list of skills. The video is available after the jump. What do you think Miles was doing in that clip? He was able to sense Charlotte's connection to the island in the season finale -- can he also sense a history of events on the island (like the moment when the fence was turned off, for example)? I can't wait to see what else he uncovers about the island and its inhabitants next season. It's impossible to lie to Miles, and the island-dwellers love to keep secrets.
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6-01-2008 @ 2:52PM
Zarquon said...
Cool scene, thanks for posting. I'm also glad to learn more about Miles; I love how snarky he is! I wonder if his gift is somehow tied to the island too; like Hurley talking to dead people. Or if he's just meant to be plain ol' psychic.
That said, he may not sense sonar or anything about the living, but instead is told these things by the dead. Perhaps someone who died at the fence told him it was off.
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6-01-2008 @ 6:06PM
bruce said...
Anyone who wants to see more of Miles (or at least the actor) can go watch the few episodes of the Sopranos where he also played a wise-ass (but younger) mental patient. He was the guy hanging out with Uncle Junior in the mental hospital, always encouraging him to do bad things to the other people there.
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