J.J. Abrams Has Mixed Feelings About LOST’s Approaching End

Via Bangor Daily News:

[...] In 2006, Abrams and his fellow “Lost” producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse came to Bangor [Maine] at the behest of Entertainment Weekly for a round-table discussion on creativity with Stephen King, who writes that magazine’s monthly The Pop of King column (among other things).

“That was the most fun interview ever,” Abrams exclaimed in a phone interview from his office in California. “We went to his house, then he took us out to get dinner at a family restaurant, then we went to Hoyts Cinema to watch ‘The Descent.’ That was the most fun you could have watching a horror movie.”

“Lost,” which Abrams co-created with Lindelof, begins its sixth and final season in January. He has mixed feelings about its approaching end.

“I don’t want to find myself wishing that it had ended a year earlier,” he said. “It’s better to go out on your own terms rather than just petering out.”

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