We finally have a return date for Lost! The final season of Lost will premiere on February 2, with a two-hour episode.
Lost will air Tuesdays at 9 ET/PT for its final season. Who would have guessed that? Read the rest of this entry »
Lost will be wrapping things up with its final season in 2010, but don’t expect to see any preview footage in advance of the season ahead. Show runner Damon Lindelof doesn’t want to air anything that will give even a hint at what the final season has in store. Read the rest of this entry »
Teaser is right… check out this quick promo trailer video for Lost’s final season. It’s over in a flash and there’s no new footage for the upcoming season, but it’s something, I guess.
No word yet on a premiere date for Lost’s final season – 2010 is all that’s said in the promo, thought there are rumors that it will kick off in January.
A plane will soon be crashing into Desperate Housewives’ Wisteria Lane… but who dies in the Desperate Housewives plane crash? Check out these first plane crash pictures, where there’s likely to death and injury in the fallout.
Series creator Marc Cherry confirms that yes, some key characters on Desperate Housewives will die, saying: “It’s going to be my cliffhanger for the first half of the season.” Read the rest of this entry »
Check out the new promo poster for Lost’s final season – it’s so dark and shadowy, I want to see the characters and their expressions, but I suppose that’s the point.
Lost’s final season (6) premieres in January 2010 (date not yet determined) with the episode titled “LA X.”
Watch FlashForward episode 1 in this video clip… well, the first 17 minutes of the new series, anyway. FlashForward, starring Joseph Fiennes, John Cho, Dominic Monaghan, Gabrielle Union and Courtney B. Vance, premieres September 24 at 8 p.m. on ABC. Read the rest of this entry »
July 16th, 2009 by Wendy
Tagged as: 30 Rock, Awards Shows, Emmy Awards, How I Met Your Mother, Lost, Mad Men, The Office
This morning, the Emmy nominations for 2009 were announced – check out the Emmy Awards nominees list… and tune in September 20 for the Emmy Award cermony, hosted by Neil Patrick Harris. Read the rest of this entry »
When “Lost” wraps up with the series finale in 2010, Matthew Fox plans to quit the TV business and head to the big screen.
Matthew Fox commented, “I am not going to do television again. That is not because I think film is better than television. Not at all, in some respects some of the best story telling is happening on television. I have done two TV shows — Lost and Party of Five — that have each run for six years. When you add it all up it is in the vicinity of 300 hours of television. I want to find a way to have more control over when I am working and when I’m not. I’m looking for more flexibility.” Read the rest of this entry »
