So, producer Adam Armus was quoted in an article on SciFiWire and supposedly it's a huge, fantastical revelation on this season. But, to me, it's circular reasoning and some word salad, with none-too-sibtle allusions to Lost and Flash Forward. Anyway, highlights:

"Our plans are to end this year, whether it's the last year or not, in a world-changing way," Amus said. "Whether or not we continue the next year, it will lend to future inspiration for whoever thinks about these characters, whether they exist on other platforms or whether they exist on television or whether it doesn't exist at all any more. It will lend your imagination to 'Oh, my goodness, the world has changed now, and what does that mean?'

Amus added: "We don't have to be saved from an island. We don't understand what the future fast-forward means. We don't have a central question to answer. What we have are people who have to live their lives and accept their lives and have to move on with their lives. And whether we keep telling their stories or not, as far as I'm concerned, these people will continue to live on in people's imaginations, because they are people who live with abilities, and that's both a blessing and a curse in our world. Those are stories that can continue to be told."

Read the full article here. Or don't, it's largely commentary on this week's "Thanksgiving" episode until after the picture of Noah Bennett.