I have finally got round to watching the third episode of this series. This one follows the story of Olivia and Zakk.

Olivia is a three year old from Kent who was diagnosed about nine months before the programme started. Her treatment seems to be doing the trick and the cancer is now in remission, however she is still facing very invasive and painful treatment to come.

There has been a bit of a hooplah over the past couple of weeks which was kickstarted by an advert for an upcoming BBC show which implied the Queen had taken the huff and stormed out of a photoshoot.

As it turned out, Her Majesty hadn’t stormed out and the footage used was actually of her walking into the room - the production company simply altered the chronological order of the footage to make it suit their version of events.

Looks like DC could be planning ahead to a new career after he finishes in F1 judging by this movie poster…

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I managed to avoid reading the spoilers on numerous websites in the lead up to the finale so the final reveal at the end was a genuine shock for me - and I’m glad that I waited as the episode wouldn’t have had the same effect had I known what was coming.

It still doesn’t really explain all that much, but points to the fact that we will see at least some of the crash survivors make it back to civilisation and their “normal” lives. We still don’t know however who makes it back, and when exactly they will make the trip - will it be next season with the further seasons taking place back in the real world, or will they be kept on the island until the bitter end?

It’s finally here. Tonight is the showing of the Lost season finale - in America at least, viewers in other countries will have to wait until later in the week.

I’ve tried my best to avoid reading too much about what is going to happen, as the main pleasure from watching Lost is that moment of disbelief when something is finally explained - they don’t give away many answers so when they do, it’s always nice to have that moment of shock as it all unfolds before your eyes.