The user "diarmyhowley" began the original thread on November 4th, 2008, claiming that a "The Shape of Things to Come" freeze frame of the smoke monster resembled the head of a dinosaur. Replies parodied the original post's incorrect grammar and spelling as well as its improbable theory. Later replies included multiple-frame comics of Lost screenshots captioned with actual text lifted verbatim from other threads. Links to these threads usually accompanied the comic.
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| - The user "diarmyhowley" began the original thread on November 4th, 2008, claiming that a "The Shape of Things to Come" freeze frame of the smoke monster resembled the head of a dinosaur. Replies parodied the original post's incorrect grammar and spelling as well as its improbable theory. Later replies included multiple-frame comics of Lost screenshots captioned with actual text lifted verbatim from other threads. Links to these threads usually accompanied the comic.
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- MATT MITOVICH: I'm Matt Mitovich and this is a bonus edition of TVGuide.com's "Getting Lost". As I reported exclusively a few weeks ago, producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse decided to turn it over to the fans this season to nickname the season finale's jaw-dropping final moment. Well, they've narrowed it down to a final thirteen which they're going to reveal on ABC.com's official podcast, but they've given us exclusive dibs on the number one rejected nick name. And here it is.
DAMON LINDELOF: This was hard because there were so many fabulous rejects to choose from. But the number one reject that did not make it to he top thirteen...
CARLTON CUSE: is the "Invisbul Dinasaur Hed".
DAMON LINDELOF: spelled ...
CARLTON CUSE: "Invisible" with a U-L, and "head" with just H-E-D.
DAMON LINDELOF: We will not be naming the final scene that. But it is the number one reject!
CARLTON CUSE: "Dinosaur" is also spelled D-I-N-A-S-A-U-R.
DAMON LINDELOF: OK.
CARLTON CUSE: But apparently there's a long running joke among members that if you look at a scene where there's a smoke monster, if you pause it in the sixth frame and tilt your head to the left, you will see an invisible dinosaur head.
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| - The user "diarmyhowley" began the original thread on November 4th, 2008, claiming that a "The Shape of Things to Come" freeze frame of the smoke monster resembled the head of a dinosaur. Replies parodied the original post's incorrect grammar and spelling as well as its improbable theory. Later replies included multiple-frame comics of Lost screenshots captioned with actual text lifted verbatim from other threads. Links to these threads usually accompanied the comic. These comics became known as "DHs". Creating these comics was known as "giving Hed" or "DHing", short for the mispelt "dinasaur hed." By January 2010, the thread gained 46,500 replies and 2,000,000 views. The thread achieved over 1,000,000 views on October 6th, 2009 and hit the 2,000,000 views mark on January 21st, 2011.
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