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In the ultimate battle between our real and fantasy lives, Lost‘s final season premiere may be bumped by President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address.

The White House is currently considering either Jan. 26 or Feb. 2 — the night of the premiere — for the State of the Union speech, The Wrap reports. Lost fans aren’t exactly the most patient bunch, and a Twitter hash tag has already been started to protest the possible scheduling conflict, #NoStateofUnionFeb2.

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The Obama administration hasn’t decided on Feb. 2, the site reports. However, if officials do choose to take that major piece of primetime real estate, Lost may have to move its premiere until the following Tuesday, Feb. 9.

Of course, there’s no pleasing everyone: The Jan. 26 date would interrupt an all-new episode of American Idol. The White House refused to comment on the scheduling matter.

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Vote in our poll below and let us know what you think the White House should do.

http://www.tvguide.com/News/State-Union-Lost-1013442.aspx

If you’re going to tape, I suggest adding 5 minutes to the end..

1/6: FYI, I know no longer see this listed on my source’s page, however, he is listed here: http://www.1iota.com/shows,Jimmy-Kimmel-Live,1.html

And so it begins…

Written by Julie Miller | 21 Dec 2009, 12:30 PM | 21 comments

Ben Linus, Lost
Portrayed By: Michael Emerson
Profile: Though he originally claimed to be a meek balloonist named Henry Gale when our heroes came upon him, Ben eventually revealed himself to be the mastermind behind the mysterious Others. There’s no one Ben won’t betray to come out ahead, even if it means sacrificing the very few people he actually cares about, like his daughter Alex.
Powers: A rather unexpected ability to continually fool his enemies into trusting him, mastery of several languages, a creepy stare
Weakness: Dinner dates with his crush, Juliet.
Leadership Experience: Gassed the entire Dharma Initiative so that he could move the Others in and become their leader.
Claim to Fame: Was the biggest cheese on Lost Island until Locke pulled that unfair trick and came back to life.
Teen Choice Award Nominations: 1 (“Choice TV Villain,” 2007)
Quote: “How many times do I have to tell you, John? I always have a plan.”

http://www.movieline.com/2009/12/the-decades-best-television-villains.php?page=3