Sometimes Diehard Fans Expect So Much That

If I Went For A Long Period In My Life Where I Was Unemployed And I Was Unable To Make A Living And The Only Way For Me To Basically Provide For My Family Was, "hey, We're Bringing Lost Back!", Then I Would Probably Consider It. But I Feel Like It Would Be A Betrayal To The Fandom, And Myself, To Do Anymore Lost, Because We Had Such An Adequate Period Of Time To End The Show.

I Look At Myself More As A Storyteller Than A Screenwriter, As Pretentious As That May Sound, But That's What Really Attracts Me To Ted Talks. For Me, The Really Effective Ones Are Being Presented By Expert Storytellers.

Hindsight Is 20/20, But The Moral Of The Writing For Me Is That When You're Feeling Very Scared And Nervous About Something And You're Fairly Convinced That It Could Be A Massive Disaster, That's Exactly The Idea That You Should Do.

The Year That 'lost' Started And Premiered Was, Without A Doubt, The Most Miserable Year Of My Life. The Level Of Despair And Anguish That I Was Feeling; I Was Clinically Depressed, And Anyone That You Talked To Who Knew Me At The Time Will Tell You That.

Once You Spend More Than $100 Million On A Movie, You Have To Save The World.