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[...] While the big bomb dropped at yesterday’s TCA press tour events involved Lost producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse unexpectedly announcing that they’re looking to identify a creatively valid “end point” to their series (and ABC president Steve McPherson’s seeming annoyance over the showrunners’ yapping about those ongoing discussions) and rob ABC of an opportunity to explore the mysterious fates of heretofore unseen survivors from the “cargo hold” and “wing” sections of the doomed plane (the “Holdies” and “Wingies,” respectively) in syndication-padding eight and ninth seasons, we found this nugget from the TV Week’s Critical Eye junketblog an even more enthralling behind-the-scenes look at the series: Cuse: “We went to Steve McPherson last season and said, ‘Okay, one of our main characters, Michael, is going to kill two of our other main characters.’ [...] [Read More]

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[...] While the big bomb dropped at yesterday’s TCA press tour events involved Lost producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse unexpectedly announcing that they’re looking to identify a creatively valid “end point” to their series (and ABC president Steve McPherson’s seeming annoyance over the showrunners’ yapping about those ongoing discussions) and rob ABC of an opportunity to explore the mysterious fates of heretofore unseen survivors from the “cargo hold” and “wing” sections of the doomed plane (the “Holdies” and “Wingies,” respectively) in syndication-padding eight and ninth seasons, we found this nugget from the TV Week’s Critical Eye junketblog an even more enthralling behind-the-scenes look at the series: Cuse: “We went to Steve McPherson last season and said, ‘Okay, one of our main characters, Michael, is going to kill two of our other main characters.’ [...] [Read More]

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[...] While the big bomb dropped at yesterday’s TCA press tour events involved Lost producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse unexpectedly announcing that they’re looking to identify a creatively valid “end point” to their series (and ABC president Steve McPher on’s seeming annoyance over the showrunners’ yapping about those ongoing discussions) and rob ABC of an opportunity to explore the mysterious fates of heretofore unseen survivors from the “cargo hold” and “wing” sections of the doomed plane (the “Holdies” and “Wingies,” respectively) in syndication-padding eight and ninth seasons, we found this nugget from the TV Week’s Critical Eye junketblog an even more enthralling behind-the-scenes look at the series: [...] [Read More]

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[...] While the big bomb dropped at yesterday’s TCA press tour events involved Lost producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse unexpectedly announcing that they’re looking to identify a creatively valid “end point” to their series (and ABC president Steve McPherson’s seeming annoyance over the showrunners’ yapping about those ongoing discussions) and rob ABC of an opportunity to explore the mysterious fates of heretofore unseen survivors from the “cargo hold” and “wing” sections of the doomed plane (the “Holdies” and “Wingies,” respectively) in syndication-padding eight and ninth seasons, we found this nugget from the TV Week’s Critical Eye junketblog an even more enthralling behind-the-scenes look at the series: Cuse: “We went to Steve McPherson last season and said, ‘Okay, one of our main characters, Michael, is going to kill two of our other main characters.’ [...] [Read More]