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“Lost” Resource Center

May 22, 2006 on 10:13 pm | In television, television - lost, resource centers |

I’m a big fan of the show “Lost,” and as a result, my browser and feedreader are both filled with links about the popular ABC show.

Can you believe that ABC executive who decided to pick up “Lost” was FIRED for doing so? The powers-that-be thought it was too expensive, and that the show would never “work.” “Lost” has since become ABC’s most popular show.

I’ve tried to compile most of the links on this page. If you have a site that you’d like to have added to the page, drop me a line.

Links

• ThEmIsFiTiShErE - A compilation of all of the facts that the mIsFiT has found while
  using his “detecting skills” on Lost.  This guy takes a lot of
  criticism, but his blog is an excellent and often entertaining resource.
• Sledgeweb’s Lost Stuff - Sledge maintains a Lost timeline, a map, a chart
  of connections, and as if that wasn’t enough, he puts together
  a weekly podcast as well.
• 4815162342.com - One of the more popular forums about Lost.  Tagline: “LOST Forums - Numbers, Theories, & More”
• The Fuselage - “The Official Site of the Creative Team Behind LOST -
  Sponsored by J.J. Abrams”
• Lost-Forum - Another Lost forum. Beware: “Please note that the board is closed to non-members immediately after new episodes of LOST on Wednesday nights because of the enormous number of visitors.”
• Lost Links - A collection of links about the show, including links to videos of the stars’ TV appearances.
• Is Lost a Repeat? - Get your one word answer here.
• SpoilerFix - Spoilers about upcoming episodes.
• Lost-tv.com - They bill themselves as “the unofficial fansite for the hit ABC drama series Lost.”
• Michael Hanttula’s Lost Notebook - A very pretty collection of notes, character bios and more.

Podcasts

• Sledgeweb’s Lost Stuff -
• LostCasts -
• The Official Lost Podcast -
• The Transmission -

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