Lost
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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.

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).

Watch below:

We gotta tell you, we are impressed with child actor Sterling Beaumon.  Not only did he do a terrific performance as a young Ben in last week's Lost, but after this interview you'll love him too.

Sterling not only answered all the questions with some juicy Lost spoilers and thought-provoking answers, he actually took the time to go through message boards and answer reader questions!  Here's a small excerpt:

TVGuide.com: I read in a previous interview that when you first appeared on Lost (during Season 3), you were warned not to mimic Michael Emerson, because Ben wasn't that Ben yet. Is it safe to say he now is?
Beaumon: Not quite yet....

TVGuide.com: Something more would have to happen to put him on that path?
Beaumon: Yes. And that Ben.... Well, if you go back in the season to when they first met up with [Amy], they tell Daniel, "We can't interfere, because we can't change time," and Daniel says, "It doesn't matter now, because we're stuck here." So now they can change time. So that big older mean Ben that we know very well may not even exist.

TVGuide.com: OK. I was going to say, Who better to carry out the massacre in a few years than a presumed-dead, angry Ben, but....
Beaumon: Maybe the massacre is never going to happen now.

TVGuide.com: Before we go, you said you had a few things you wanted to clear up....
Beaumon: Yes, I was just reading the message boards — I know, I'm so bad — and there are some things I want to address. For example, Ben arrived on the island in 1974, when he was 12 years old. Now it's three years later, so he's like 14 or 15. When Sayid refers to "12-year-old Ben" [in the episode "He's Our You"], he just didn't know. They will later say how old I really am. Also, some people are thinking that Ben killed his dad in the van fire that he set; he didn't. Older Ben killed his dad in, like, 1995. Those are just a few things I'm seeing out there.

You can read the rest of the interview at TV Guide.

After playing Rita's crazy, drug-addicted ex on Dexter, Mark Pellegrino will be joining the cast of Lost on the season five finale later this year in a pivotal role.  So just what can we expect from Pellegrino's character?

According to speculation by Ausiello Files, Pellegrino will be playing Jacob in an off-island, 1970s flashback involving some familiar faces.  One of those familiar faces is *a****.  Yeah, we love Ausiello's asterisks just as much as you.

We'd like to think it's safe to assume you've watched your TiVoed copy of this week's Lost by now and it's okay to say young Ben got shot.  Now the question remains, what happens to present day Ben?

You can consult all of your Back to the Future knowledge of time travel.. or you can watch the latest Getting Lost with Matt Mitovich where he speaks with the actor behind young Ben, Sterling Beaumon and asks that exact question.

Watch below for some delicious Lost spoilers and some thought-provoking questions: