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Just the other day, we told you about a ton of video clips from the recently released Lost season four DVD set. Well, now we've got one more for you and it's an exclusive.

As great as bonus features on a DVD set can be, often they're not worth watching. However, for any fan of Lost, all the twists, turns, and WTF moments pretty much demand that you take a moment to watch anything you can get your hands on. When it comes to this show, a little behind-the-scenes explanation is always a good thing.

That being said, I think everyone remembers the frustration at the end of last season when we knew who the Oceanic Six were but couldn't figure out just how the hell they would all make it off the island together. Remember? They were spread all over the place and for a while, it seemed pretty unlikely that they would all join up.

Obviously it it all came together perfectly by the end, but check out the video after the jump - it's good to know that Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse were just as confused as we were.

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Well, turn that frown upside-down, my friend! Hop a plane, train or automobile to San Diego between July 24th and 27th and make your way to your destiny, courtesy of the Dharma Initiative. Octagon Global Recruiting, on behalf of Dharma, will be at ComicCon during that time to seek out volunteers to contribute to a brand new research project. According to Octagon, the new project will play a vital role in the Initiative's objectives. What those objectives are really shouldn't matter to you. All that should matter is that there are a number of unpaid positions available.

So, tough guy, submit your email address to Octagon and they should be responding to you shortly about their positions. And, if someone should happen to mention the Oceanic Six during your interview, just ignore them. They will be taken care of as quickly and quietly as possible.