thanks sl lost for the head up
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mardi 11 mai 2010
jeudi 15 octobre 2009
Emerson at G4TV attack show
here an interview with Emerson concerning his emmy and LOST finale season.
dimanche 26 juillet 2009
Lost cast members interview with G4
here an interview with Michael Emerson, Jorge Garcia and Nestor Carbonell about LOST and what are their feeling about the LAST Lost panel at comic con !
spoilers too concerning charlie's character returns !
source : G4
spoilers too concerning charlie's character returns !
source : G4
Libellés :
comic con,
G4,
Jorge Garcia,
lost,
michael emerson,
nestor carbonell
lundi 28 juillet 2008
G4 gets LOST, network execs miss obvious joke
Crashing down any hopes that G4 might turn itself around and work at producing quality video game and tech television, the network spent big money for the rights to air reruns of LOST. The series will begin airing in the fall of 2008, joining other nails in the former tech and video game station's coffin like COPS and Star Trek.
Sci-Fi also picked up the rights to LOST, but at least that makes sense, because we all know the castaways are actually encapsulated in a glass bubble floating through space. G4 plans to redo LOST like they did Star Trek by creating "LOST 2.0," which will offer interactive elements and display factoids during the broadcast. G4 and Sci-Fi allegedly paid $200,000 per episode for the series -- although Sci-Fi footed most of the bill. Although it's sad to see G4 continue down this path toward becoming the poor man's Spike TV, at least we've got GameTrailers making good video game retrospectives.
source : joystiq.com
Sci-Fi also picked up the rights to LOST, but at least that makes sense, because we all know the castaways are actually encapsulated in a glass bubble floating through space. G4 plans to redo LOST like they did Star Trek by creating "LOST 2.0," which will offer interactive elements and display factoids during the broadcast. G4 and Sci-Fi allegedly paid $200,000 per episode for the series -- although Sci-Fi footed most of the bill. Although it's sad to see G4 continue down this path toward becoming the poor man's Spike TV, at least we've got GameTrailers making good video game retrospectives.
source : joystiq.com
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