Appeal from a friend who writes for the Trib tv magazine. Anything you desperately need asked? (We got her to bring up The Arms when she interviewed Jamie Bamber from Galactica, so you know pretty much anything might make it.)
I'm interviewing Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof on Thursday, and would love any insight/questions you might have for them! A few angles I'm planning on covering include:
-their thoughts on fan involvement with the show, websites, theories, etc., and how much that involvement works its way into the show
-insight into January premiere (I foresee crickets for this answer), including which characters will be featured in flashbacks (specifically, what's up with Desmond and Hurley?)
Anything else I would be a fool not to ask? I have 15 minutes, and want to make the most of it!
She should ask if they really, really have a plan.
Do you think the drop in ratings has anything to do with the fact that your show blows?
/bitter
Are you sad that you let Fury go, since, like, HE had a plan?
"Do you think that audience disgust over tired, unconvincing romantic triangle storylines simillar to those on every soap opera ever broadcast might share the blame for declining ratings along with the constant failure to live up to the show's hype about revealing mysteries?"
Does anybody know what Fury's plan was? I'm presuming it was more than make_shit_up.
Are you sad that you let Fury go, since, like, HE had a plan?
That's what I was going to ask.
1. Have you guys made bets on how long you'll retain an audience big enough for ABC, merely by pulling things out of your ass?
2. Why doesn't your production company hire a fleet of cars and drivers to cart your actors around?
3. Why should we keep watching?
Likely answers:
1. Long time. I mean, the network kept "According to Jim" on.
2. No way. Periodic arrests help us idenitify whose character is ready to be written off.
3. Two words: Hotties. Shirtless.
You should do their interviews for them. Honesty is as refreshing as it is rare.
