Was poking around YouTube today and discovered that ABC has an official YouTube channel called “InsideLost”. That link will take you to the page, where you can watch official vid clips and subscribe to it.
Click below for the summary of the Lost episode that is to air on February 28th:
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It looks like that mutual appreciation society formed by JJ Abrams and Stephen King may produce an offspring. Rumor has it, or at least SciFiWire claims that JJ and King are talking about possibly developing the latter’s Dark Tower series into a television mini-series or big screen production.
According to this SciFiWire article, ABC.com will be adding a whole lotta stuff to its Lost site. Things to look forward to? SIXTY backstory vids related to the “four main characters” (defined to be Jack, Kate, Sawyer and Locke), though don’t get too excited — they do not appear to contain any new content, but are snips from previously aired episodes. Which makes the kind of sense that…doesn’t. Other stuff that is actually new includes clips of some of the S3 DVD features and something called “Writer’s Rotation” which is not, as I first thought, a study of the writers who have been rotated through Lost Labs, but a look at the music that said writers listen to when they are being their wacky creative selves. Check the article for other LOST-goodness.
ABC’s media site has released the summary for Lost Ep 3.09, that will air February 21st. Click the cut for the summary:
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Entertainment Weekly asked for readers to send in questions for the Lost producers, in anticipation of the return of the show tonight. Go here to read the questions posed and the answers given. SPOILER WARNING!
From today’s edition of Cynthia’s Cynopsis:
CBS has cast Harold Perrineau in its drama pilot Demons, from CBS Paramount Network TV. The story is about Gus, a former priest who performs exorcisms; Perrineau will play Mitch, a priest who is a friend and former colleague of Gus. You know Perrineau from his role on two seasons of Lost as the single father, Michael Dawson.
Stacy Keibler (WWE/Dancing with the Stars) starts a stint on What about Brian starting in next Monday’s new episode. TV Guide interviews her about being on WAB and her guest spot on George Lopez. There are some spoilers for WAB in the article.
Kristin Veitch absolutely raves about tomorrow night’s Lost return, and shares some spoilers that she rustled up as well. There are some vid clip interviews with Josh, Evie and others on the same page.
According to a new survey of Nielsen’s DVR numbers, Lost is the most “time-shifted” show (aka stored on a Tivo or other DVR device), followed by Grey’s Anatomy and Heroes.
…by Matthew Fox 
The Time magazine article (of the same name) is a cool breakdown of Foxy’s acting talents and how he engages people he is speaking with. I like this little bit from the interviewer:
That’s Fox’s great skill: he’s the homecoming king who’s somehow interested in you. Dawson is planning a fishing trip with him. I, for one, am convinced that Fox cares deeply about what music I listen to, even though I own every Billy Joel album and he’s good friends with Billie Joe Armstrong from Green Day.
USA Today’s Bill Keveney is one of the better reporter’s out there. Whenever he is writing an article on Lost, he makes a sincere effort to get quotes from various sites — including posting on The Fuselage asking for LOST fans to contact him.
His latest LOST article quotes a couple of my fellow ‘Lagers (way to go TMitH and LBM!!) and sets us up for the rest of the season.
How “exclusive” is an interview if a number of news outlets are ALSO getting “exclusive” interviews? And pretty much asking the same thing? I wonder about these things…
The return of Lost is definitely on the horizon, because it seems EVERYBODY has an “exclusive” interview with the Big Two (aka Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse). I posted a couple of links below — just assume that there will be spoilers of some sort:
According to Variety, Jennifer Garner has signed on for a big screen remake of “Christmas in Connecticut.”