LOSTBLOG -- Live-blogging "The Little Prince"

The new episode of "Lost" begins at 8 p.m. I'll be updating as the show goes, so hit refresh and leave some comments, questions, and general freak-outs. The blog begins after the jump.

756 -- The new ep is almost here. Looks like it's gonna be a Jack/Kate episode. Yuck. But that means Benjamin will be back tonight, right?

759 -- Charlotte goes down, cut to black. Will we even see her in tonight's episode?

801 -- How long before Matthew Fox makes the "Jack Face"? (Come on, you know what I'm talking about.)

802 -- "I have always been with you." OMG.

804 -- Is Sun gonna kidnap Aaron?

805 -- Mmmmm.... chocolate firearms.

809 -- Oh good, we'll get some on-island action tonight after all.

810 -- What is up with Sawyer's hair in that one shot? And why does Faraday continue to wear his necktie?

810 -- So I've been so concerned with figuring out what Charlotte's constant is that I overlooked the other obvious question: What is the constant for everyone else?

811 -- Angela Chase's dad turned into a real douchebag.

812 -- So I'm guessing Sun contacted Claire's mom. Or was it Widmore?

813 -- Ooh, John's gonna turn the donkey wheel again!

814 -- Aw, wistful, lovey-dovey Sawyer...

815 -- Awesome cue from Michael Giacchino as Sawyer announced they were going to the Orchid.

815 -- "Ben is not gonna hurt Hurley." LMFAO

816 -- What show was that woman doctor on? Or was it a "Star Trek" movie, maybe ... ?

817 -- Sayid will straight-up kill your ass!

818 -- WHA?!?!? So ... is Sun framing Kate, or is Widmore framing Kate? (Or is that the same thing?)

823 -- Numbers reference: "Meet us at the Long Beach Marina, slip 23."

824 -- What exactly are we looking at there? Is it a structure or a shaft of light?

825 -- Cool. I was wondering if the Losties tripping through time could actually come across their friends. Did Emilie get a credit at the top of the show? I didn't notice...

831 -- Wow, they're so desperate to get people to watch "Life On Mars" that they're teasing more "Lost" content that will play during that show.

831 -- Dammit, Kate, don't go all Benjamin Linus on Jack and withhold the truth. ... Ah, good. Thank you, Kate.

833 -- Of course, it was the light from the hatch. ... Jeez, when was the last time we heard anyone talk about Boone?

834 -- "Are you sure about that?" Hey, maybe there are some credence to the theory that Miles is Dr. Halliwax's son.

835 -- Ajira Airways is revealed! (That name showed up in the online ARGs a while back.)

837 -- "That was two months ago." For us, that was four years ago.

839 -- Jack should probably mention that they're going to see Ben soon ... and there's Claire's mom!

840 -- Was anyone else strangely turned on when Juliet fired that rifle? No?

842 -- That "Grey's" / "Private Practice" crossover looks like must-not-see TV.

844 -- "She'll listen to me." Why in the world would Claire's mom listen to you, Jack?

846 -- One is reminded of Kevin Spacey in "Seven" -- "Oh. He didn't know!"

846 -- WTG, Jack. You just ruined everything.

848 -- What the hell is this all about? Is this Ben's ploy to get Kate to agree to come with them?

849 -- If I were Sawyer, I'd finish this conversation by making out with Juliet.

850 -- Well, I'm gonna say that the constant for everyone on the island is ... The Oceanic Six. And that's why they have to get back.

851 -- Are we about to meet young Rousseau? ... No! We're about to discover that Jin is alive!

855 -- A sneak peek for a show that begins in five minutes? Jeebus, the ratings for "Life on Mars" must be abysmal.

857 -- Numbers: 42 Panorama Crest

858 -- "No Jack, she's right." Ben rules.

859 -- Damn you! You cut away there?

900 -- It is young Rousseau!

901 -- Awesome. And next week looks awesome too.

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Best scene: Sawyer sees Kate and Claire from two months ago -- but for we in the audience, it was a reference to a show that aired four years ago.

Best line: "I needed that pain. To get to where I am now." (John Locke)

Best performance: Josh Holloway, who brought the snark and got to stretch his acting muscles as Sawyer deals with the absence of Kate and the difficulties of time travel.