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Spoiler Alert: the writers gave a few hints about what’s to come in the rest of the season.
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Thanks to Patrick Krebs for these videos!
Spoiler Alert: the writers gave a few hints about what’s to come in the rest of the season.
Watch more videos after the jump.
Read the rest of this entry »

Here are a bunch of photos from last night’s LOST panel at PaleyFest2010.
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[Photos via Getty Images, @Fancfl and @jessedir]

When: Saturday, February 27, 2010 at 7:00 pm PT.
Where: Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills.
Panelists: Michael Emerson, Terry O’Quinn, Nestor Carbonell, Zuleikha Robinson, Damon Lindelof, Carlton Cuse, Elizabeth Sarnoff, Jack Bender, Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz.
[Photo via Connie Cho]


Additional panelists: Elizabeth Sarnoff, Damon Lindelof, Carlton Cuse, Jack Bender, Edward Kitsis, and Adam Horowitz.
Sadly, the tickets for this event, which will take place tomorrow at 7 PM in Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills, have been sold out.
[Via @CarltonCuse and @PaleyCenter]
Paul Terry hosts the second instalment of out Lost Initiative pre-season special. This week Paul talks to Lost Executive Producer and Director Jack Bender about the enormous challenge of shooting a show such as Lost.
[Via Sky1]
Welcome back! Last night our site’s servers were ka-screwed by our hosting company and the issues weren’t solved by their technicians until a couple of hours ago.
Anyway, let’s start this mega post with some good LOST news:
Does anybody know the song featured on this promo?

Via Maureen Ryan:
Will 18 hours be enough for the last season? (By the way, Season 6 will consist of a two-hour season premiere, 13 episodes and three-hour series finale that will air over two weeks — but as Cuse joked, “I’m sure the network will sell it as a six-part finale if they can.”) Cuse: “For us, [18 hours] is just about right. I mean, we aren’t sitting here feeling like, ‘Oh my God, we need a ton more hours to tell the rest of our story.’ It feels like it’s going to work out just fine. It will have been the right length.”
[...] “Lost” executive producer and frequent director Jack Bender will direct the series finale. “He’s definitely directing it. He’s been such a humungous part of the show and he’s our third partner in Hawaii. You know there wouldn’t be anybody else to do it besides him,” Cuse said.
[...] Cuse on their approach to the final season and the finale: “All we can do is trust our guts, which is kind of where we’ve been from the beginning. We started the show sitting in my office every morning, having breakfast, talking about what we thought was cool and whatever we both would get excited about would go into the show. That’s how we’ve approached it [all along] and that’s how we approached it at the end. So, our barometer can only be: Does this ending feel satisfying to us and to the other writers? And if we can achieve that, we feel like we will have done what we can do and what we should do.”
Head over to The Watcher to read more tidbits from Maureen’s recent conversation with Team Darlton.

Via EW.com:
[...]Another key member of Abrams’ Trek team was Damon Lindelof, who co-created Lost with him. The basic premise for the show — castaways marooned on an island; a dramatic gloss on Gilligan’s Island that melded both Survivor and Castaway — originated with ABC. Abrams and Lindelof met when then-ABC president Lloyd Braun paired them up to take a crack fleshing out the idea. “I met Damon on a Monday,” recalls Abrams, “and over the next five days, we worked on an outline for the show with two other writers, Jesse Alexander [also an Alias vet; he’s now the creator/exec producer of NBC’s upcoming sci-fi drama Day One] and Jeff Pinkner [yet another Alias vet; he’s now the exec producer of Fringe]. By Saturday, we were working on the pilot.”
Although Abrams is so identified with Lost, he takes pains to credit the show’s success to its chief storytellers, Lindelof and executive producer Carlton Cuse, who joined the series right at the start of season one — right after Abrams decided to basically leave his just-launched enterprise to direct Mission. “Frankly, where Damon and Carlton and Jack Bender [the show’s lead director and Hawaii major domo] have taken the show could only have been hoped for back when we were first brainstorming the world and tone and characters. Whenever anyone says ’I love Lost,’ I always emphatically say that it’s all Damon and Carlton and the work their team has been doing.”
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[Courtesy of Buena Vista Home Entertainment. ©ABC Studios.]
Thanks to @MchlEmrsnNews for the heads up.
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