Friday, November 9. 2007

Say It Ain't So! LOST gets halved for Season Four?

Weeelllll, not if I understand how this reads. Everybody seems to be panicking and I think its unwarranted at this point. The article only says they're going to go ahead and air what they've got. OK, no problem. Yet.

ABC said that as of now, it is sticking with its plan to air the eight episodes it has of Lost -- this coming on the day that Fox announced that it will bench its own serialized midseason thriller, 24.
Lost

Lost executive producer Damon Lindelof said Wednesday that the final episode that has been written ends in a cliffhanger that will not be resolved for viewers until after the strike.

After last season I don't think I'll be missing 24, unless they have something better in store. But the big question remains: Will LOST: Season Four be completed? Or will we be talking about season 4.5 down the road?

Link: STRIKE COVERAGE: ABC to Air Partial Season of Lost - 11/7/2007 11:46:00 PM - Broadcasting & Cable

Posted by PlanetLOST in cast news, rumors, show news at 07:31 | Comment (1)

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#1 Anonymous on 2007-11-09 13:37 (Reply)

I'm still upset that they cut Heroes down from 26 to 11 and didn't even wait it out. Instead, they simply did a season ending. I sort of hate them for it.

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