LOST: HOW WILL IT END? will have viewers guessing how the hit show finishes

A Hollywood “Lost” documentary producer is offering an unusual grand prize to ten lucky winners who predict the best outcome for the hit TV show: a plot of land from the actual island where LOST is set.  LOST: HOW WILL IT END?, begins at the portal http://www.pushingthebutton.com. The contest will comprise of 4 questions, the top 10 winners getting the lucky prizes.

Contestants will focus on these 4 questions: a) which major character will die? b) what will the final scene consist of? c) Will Kate end up with someone, romantically speaking, and if so, who? d) a free-form general answer to any broad stroke theory, conspiracy or twist that occurs at the conclusion of the series. Contestants will enter by either by typing their answers or video-blogging their response.  They are even encouraged to recreate their answers via video.  The winners will be judged on by members of the online LOST community.

The top 10 winners will receive a small 10” by 10” plot of the actual island where LOST is produced, placed in a LOST themed ornate pot, limited and numbered only to 10.  The authenticity of the plot of land will be obtained and documented by a DVD video that is included with the prize, produced by Kos Tours of Hawaii, http://www.hummertourshawaii.com/, who specializes in tours of famous LOST locations.

The contest was inspired by the DVD, “LOST Unraveling the Mystery”,  a documentary that takes viewers on an unauthorized, interactive journey, with hard core fans discussing and celebrating the aura and excitement of this classic TV show.  “The DVD also includes a cool interactive game, inspired by the mysteries of LOST,” says DVD game producer, Richard Halpern.  “Being s  passionate gamer myself, we wanted to create a contest that would stir up controversy and bend peoples minds in the way LOST does.  And then cap this off by giving them a prize they will never forget.”

The contest runs through the series third episode, February 16, 2010. The DVD retails for a internet-only price of $9.99 and is available for at http://www.pushingthebutton.com.  It will appear at Netflix.com and at retail outlets January 26, 2010 for $14.99.