Oh joy! There’s a new trailer out with little sneak peeks at bits of season 5… here it is

And here’s one featuring Lost filming in progress:

The next bit contains spoilers so don’t read them if you don’t want to know!

We are going to find out that there is only one off-island Dharma station and that Rose and Bernard have been there before. Remember when Bernard took Rose to see the healer in Australia?

Desmond’s all knowing pawn shop owner and adivsor, Ms. Hawking, returns for season 5 to reveal an interesting connection between herself and another character. That’s all I’m giving away at this point (mostly because it’s all I know).

Lance Reddick takes a break from Fringe to head to Hawaii. A vacation? Oh no, I don’t think so. I’m thinking we’ll see spooky Matthew Abbadon a lot in season 5.

Season 5 sees the return of Neil Frogurt! Frogurt was mentioned by Hurley in an early episode as the man who used to sell frozen yogurt. He was then featured in a mobisode with Hurley, making it clear that he was interested in Libby. Mr. Frogurt makes his grand return in season 5.

Damon Lindelof says we’ll see Desmond in the future (get the double meaning?)

Kristen at E Online! tells us that Jack, Kate, Sayid, Sun, and Hurley all need to go back to the island because they need to fan out to a group of Dharma stations. I’ve also heard rumours that Desmond will be among these six; six including baby Aaron.

Doug Hutchinson is set to return as Horace Goodspeed for at least 4 episodes in season 5.

And here are the titles of the first few episodes which have been confirmed by the producers…

Season 5
Episode 5.01 - Because You Left
Episode 5.02 - The Lie
Episode 5.03 - Jughead
Episode 5.04 - The Little Prince
Episode 5.05 - This Place is Death
Episode 5.06 - The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham

And now, a little trivia…

They were on the island for 108 days, and if you’re not a LOST geek you might not know that 108 is the sum of 4+8+15+16+23+42, a sacred Hindu number in Dharma practices, the number of suitors for Penelope (Widmore, anyone?) in Homer’s Odyssey, or that the distance between the Earth and the Sun is 108 times the diameter of the sun, and that all of it likely bares no importance to the story of LOST. How about we dig into the recently released promo for LOST season 5 to find out if we’ve learned anything that does?

More Lost goodies as we get them!