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While light on island mythology, this episode of Lost was heavy on Miles. Considering the mysterious, entertaining character he's grown into, this was far from a bad thing.

How did Miles end up on the island? Which important individual in the Dharma Initiative is he related to? And how does Empire Strikes Back fit into all this?

Our recap of "Some Like it Hoth" reveals all the answers.

While the show isn't exactly known for its humor, last night did provide a few funny and/or memorable Lost quotes. To it:

Hurley: The Ewoks sucked. | permalink

Dr. Pierre Chang: Miles, I need you.
Miles: You do? | permalink

Miles: Third day we were here I was on line at the cafeteria and my mother got on line behind me. | permalink

We have four clips from the tonight's episode of Lost, "Some Like it Hoth," which focuses on Miles.  In fact, three of the four clips we have for you all features Miles in them.

In the first clip, Miles and Hurley are driving in a van and end up comparing their powers.  Hurley even calles Miles out on being jealous.  Very funny.  Watch below:

For the second clip in which Radzinsky makes Miles transport a dead body, follow the jump:

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Do you remember when Miles blackmailed, - err, tried to extort - Ben for $3.2 million dollars during Lost's fourth season? 

Okay, we know it was awhile ago, but Miles offered to pretend like Ben was dead in exchange for a cool $3.2 million.

Why the arbitrary amount And why would the blackmail at all? 

According to TV Guide, we're gonna find out why, as a dollar amount other than the $3.2 million is brought up in tonight's Miles-centric episode, "Some Like it Hoth."

Got any guesses before the hour airs, readers?

After tomorrow night's new episode of Lost, "Some Like it Hoth," Lost will be going on another week long break (despite their promises not to!).  To help ease the pain of that news, we have some Lost spoilers about the April 29th episode.

The episode will be entitled "The Variable" and it will be the 100th episode of the series.  According to E! Online, the episode will see the return of Mrs. Hawking, Daniel Faraday, Penny, Charles Widmore, and Charlie Hume.

As for the variable for the title, it will tie back to the equations Locke saw on the blast-door map in season two.  Things we learned from the door included "Geological composition likely to cause magnetic disturbances/interference with weather project," "Primary nexus of Cerberus-related activity" and the Valenzetti equation.

We've seen enough flashbacks of the various humans on the show.  It's time to give the Island's very own smoke monster a flashback.

In the tenth installment of Getting Lost with Matt Mitovich, Matt talks to Michael Emerson about the perception-changing events that occurred during "Dead is Dead."  Emerson even teases us on what to expect about future Ben moments.

Mitovich also talks to Marsha Thomason who will be reprising her role as Naomi in next week's episode, "Some Like it Hoth."  She confirms how Naomi will be back in a flashback with Miles.

Finally, Matt provides a very well thought out theory as to last week's burning question, "What happened to Rose and Bernard" that we're going to make you watch to hear:

Next week's episode of Lost, "Some Like it Hoth," is going to reveal Miles' backstory.  What exactly will that entail?

According to E! Online's Lost Redux, we're going to learn why Miles was really on the freighter.  That also means there's going to be a return of the bossy freighter babe, Naomi (Marsha Thomason).

Additionally, we're going to find out how and if Miles has been on the Island before.  Very interesting indeed.

We read all the Lost spoilers about last night's episode, Ben vs. The Smoke Monster (a.k.a. "Dead is Dead"). But nothing quite prepared us for the climactic scenes at the end.

From the moment Ben awoke on the island, terrified to see a living John Locke, we were once again left wondering what his motives actually are, and if he's lying 100 percent of the time or merely 50. One thing was undisputed - he came back to the island to be judged.

The entity doling out justice? The black smoke. Which Locke somehow knew just where to find and Ben did not. And you wouldn't believe what happened when they did.

Interspersed throughout where past highlights of Ben's life on the island, shedding light on his feud with Charles Widmore and how exactly the latter came to be banned.

Michael Emerson (below) and Terry O'Quinn should share this year's Supporting Actor Emmy. Every second of the interplay between Ben and Locke is nuanced and terrific.

Follow the link for our detailed recap of "Dead is Dead" ...

Tonight's episode of Lost, "Dead is Dead," focuses on Ben as he attempts to atone for his sins.  How does he do it?  By summoning Smokey, of course!

In the following two clips from tonight's episode, Ben talks about his past and his plans to atone with Locke.  Enjoy.

The second clip from tonight's episode is after the jump.

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Courtesy of the latest E! Online spoiler chat, we have some minor Lost spoilers for you:

• Sawyer and Kate may not be together during season five, but you'll like what you see in season six.
• Neither Jack nor Sayid are the major death occurring in season five
• Lost's finale's final season is given the code name, "The Fork in the Outlet."  During the episode, which is entitled "The Incident," expect the Losties to be messing with the electromagnetic power of the Island, to return to the future or to unleash the smoke monster (which may be a collection of metal shavings).

In the latest installment of TV Guide's "Getting Lost" web series, Matt Mitovich gets the answers to some burning Lost questions and spoilers for us.  This latest installment features:

• Matt asks the actress behind Sawyer's baby mama, Cassidy (Kim Dickens) if Kate made a huge mistake by telling the truth about the Oceanic survivor.
• Matt then asks the actress behind Claire, Emilie de Ravin, if Kate is right when she said that Claire was still alive.
• The dude from Lost Video Recaps analyzes the smoke monster(s).

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