Michelle Rodriguez is getting 'Lost' -- again.

According to the Ausiello Files, Rodriguez will reprise her role of Ana Lucia for at least one episode as the final season of 'Lost' comes to an end.

The news may come as a surprise to some, considering that Ana Lucia died during season 2. She made a brief appearance in season 5, but only during one of Hurley's dreams.

But by now, 'Lost' fans should know that, like a good soap, it ain't over until it's, well, over. Other deceased characters scheduled to return this season include Maggie Grace's Shannon, who, coincidentally, was shot and killed by Ana Lucia in season 2.

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Fans of 'Lost' know that this is the season where a lot of old favorites come back to the show, whether they're dead or not (well, mostly dead).

We've already seen Boone (Ian Somerhalder), Claire (Emilie de Ravin), Helen (Katey Segal), and Juliet (Elizabeth Mitchell - we assumed she died in the season finale last year but she popped up again for a teary goodbye with Sawyer). And now another well-loved character is coming back.

Who? Someone close to one of the characters above...

Shannon lives!

According to an exclusive report from EW.com, 'Lost' executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse have confirmed that actress Maggie Grace will return for the show's final season as Boone's (Ian Somerhalder) bratty stepsister.

"We're really excited about having her back on the show," Cuse told EW, "and we have a good story for her."

Further details on Grace's comeback are being kept under wraps. But the news itself should raise a few eyebrows, considering that Shannon was shot and killed by Ana Lucia (Michelle Rodriguez) midway through season 2. (Many of 'Lost''s deceased characters have already appeared this season, including Boone and Charlie, played by Dominic Monaghan.)

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This week we have spoilers for: Lost's final season. (SPOILERS FOLLOW!)

There's been plenty of talk the past week about a former cast member of Lost who might not be coming back to the island for the ABC show's last season. By process of elimination and a little detective work, some thought that the person who didn't want to come back to the show was Harold Perrineau, who played Michael. He left the show once, came back later, and then was killed off in a boat explosion. After that he didn't have many nice things to say about the producers or the show.

But you can forget about all that talk, because Perrineau says that he would love to come back to the show for the last season but he hasn't been asked yet. As for all that stuff about not liking his time on the show or holding a grudge against the producers, he says he loved his time on the show, loves the cast, and there are no hard feelings.

Maggie Grace, formerly known as Shannon Rutherford on Lost, is taking another step in her film career. The actress is set to star in the action movie Taken with Liam Neeson. Grace will be playing a character who is kidnapped and forced into slavery. Neeson's character, a former spy, is charged with saving her. French writer-director Luc Besson (The Transporter) is both writing and producing the film, and French cinematographer Pierre Morel will direct.

Hey, they played brother and sister on the show! How can they get going with all the K-I-S-S-I-N-G?

Ex-castaways Ian Somerhalder and Maggie Grace (Boone and Shannon) are currently dating, according to a story in US magazine. They also spend a lot of time "working out together." At Gold's Gym, that is.

The next new episode of Lost isn't until Wednesday, January 11th, so ABC is kindly airing a recap of the season so far. It airs at 8 pm on January 11th, and is called "Revelations," and then the new episode about Eko and his stick, called "The 23rd Psalm", airs at 9 pm the same night. By then, we will have gone for six whole weeks without a new episode of Lost! If you've never seen Lost, but you want to get in on the excitement, I would recommend watching the DVDs for Season One and then watching the recap. You can also read recaps of all this season's episodes here.

And, if you're like Ryan, and you're wondering what all the excitment is over Grey's Anatomy, ABC is also airing a recap episode of that show on Sunday, Jan. 8th at 10 pm. The next new episode of Grey's is a week later. This won't be nearly as hard to catch up on as it will be to catch up on Lost. Basically, Meredith Grey is a really skinny surgical intern in Seattle who had an affair with another surgeon who is married. She has pretty much spent this whole season pouting about it. Yet, I can't stop watching...