I'll be a full-time co-executive producer for the remaining six episodes left in [The Inside's] 13-episode order. Then, as soon as I'm done with that, I'll be going over to 24.
Oh, OK, so it's not concurrent (which makes sense, because, wow, that'd be a lot on the plate).
This also is happy-making...
"I've been talking with Bad Robot, J.J.'s company, about possibly developing a show. I would love to develop with J.J., and he would love to develop with me, so we are going to try and make that happen."
Thanks, Sean. I was having trouble parsing the pronouns.
I would love to develop with J.J., and he would love to develop with me, so we are going to try and make that happen
Oh now that sounds dandy! I will miss the Fury touch in
Lost,
but new projects excite me.
That article was written by Tara, a lovely human and good writer.
According to TVTome.com
On the ABC website, a recap video clip can be seen of this episode (for a limited time). Within the clip, the audio has been changed for the scene of Boone contacting outsiders with the Beechcraft radio. The Audio has gone from..."there were no survivors of..." to, "No, we're the survivors of oceanic flight 815!" (Keep in mind, this took place on April Fools Day.) A joke from the producers??...or a last-minute plot decision change? (the producers of LOST write episode to episode. They themselves are unsure of how it will end.
the producers of LOST write episode to episode. They themselves are unsure of how it will end
In other words, SOMEBODY'S pants have been on fire all season.
Hahahah. This *debate* actually casued me to leave The Fuselage for a few days....
Was there a consensus regarding the response about there being no survivors of flight 815?
The voice on the radio said "No... We're the Survivors of Oceanic Flight Eight One Five"
It's all there, underneath Locke yelling "Boooone...."
As far as I can tell, the line on the ABC recap was not changed, just cleared up a little so as to remove distracting background noises. The words spoken are the same in the aired episode. At no point in the episode did anyone say the (commonly misheard) "...no survivors...." line. That "interpretation" comes simply from people who, rather than listening closely to the line read the Closed Captioning, which incorrectly transcribed the line. Of course such things spread across the interweb to the point that sites such as TV Tome believe that the incorrect mishearing was actually present in the episode. Maybe they should go back and listen to it?
It is not the first time that the Closed Captioning has been wrong. During Whatever The Case May Be, the CC's described Kate as talking about Safety Depoist Box 850, when it was in fact 815.
If the producers don't give the CC house a script (and a lot don't--we caption
Will & Grace,
for example, and have never gotten a script), they are working off of the audio, same as anyone listening. Not only that, but working sometimes off of a worktape, without all of the lines looped correctly and under a strict deadline. We really really hate being incorrect, but sometimes it can't be helped.
Some captioning errors are very funny. In this scene with all the other noises I can easily see how a worktape might not be clear. I heard the claim that they were the survivors, but it may have been because I thought that option was cool.
