Comic-Con 2008. SL-LOST’s Bif met Damon and Carlton.
In a separate interview at the Saturns, Lost executive producer Carlton Cuse told a group of reporters that he would not answer any questions about the coming season, not even with vague, dodgy answers. But he promised that he and fellow executive producer Damon Lindelof will be ready to answer questions for fans attending the Lost panel at Comic-Con International in San Diego next month.
“I hope you’re coming to Comic-Con,” Cuse said in a group interview. “Traditionally, Damon and I go into radio silence this time of year, and then at Comic-Con, we will answer questions. We want to give the fans a chance to speculate and theorize about what they saw in the finale, so we don’t want to kind of be interpreting the finale at this point. Come Comic-Con, we’ll have a few more things to say about what’s going to happen in season six.”
Somebody please ask if we’re going to see what happened if the plane never crashed so Cuse will give us an answer. “Perhaps, or it will be evaded in more elaborate detail,” he said.
ABC has taken an increasingly unique approach to its “Lost” panel. Instead of simply screening footage and answering questions, the event is a carefully planned production that typically includes specifically shot footage and surprise guests.
“We’ve been working on the ‘Lost’ panel for literally months,” said Mike Benson, executive vp marketing at ABC Entertainment. “We want the audience to experience ‘Lost’ in a fully entertaining way.”
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