24 may be on the back burner for Fox because of the writers strike, but ABC says it plans to air at least eight episodes of Lost in the mid-season. Lost executive producer and co-creator Damon Lindelof was on the picket line this week supporting his writers when he told Broadcasting & Cable about the network’s plans. He said the eighth episode, which is already written, ends with a cliffhanger. So it could, theoretically, cap off a shortened season if the writers strike continues through the New Year.
Lindelof didn’t say whether this changes ABC’s plans to run the season straight-through starting in February. I imagine that if we only get 8 episodes of Lost next season, they’ll probably air in February and then in May for sweeps. Just a guess, though.
Lost’s other high profile executive producer, Carlton Cuse, was also on the picket lines this week. He had a sign that said: “Do you want to know what the island is?”.
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