TheEnforcer
06-20-2006, 09:32 PM
Several page long article on the online game/experience they are having over the summer for fans of the show.
http://www.ew.com/ew/report/0,6115,1204629_3_0_,00.html
'Lost' in the Web
ABC tries an online ''Experience'' to sate fans of its hit show till fall by Jeff Jensen
(FROM LEFT) MATTHEW FOX, EVANGELINE LILLY, JOSH HOLLOWAY, AND DOMINIC MONAGHAN
On the night that the ABC Cast Away–meets–The Twilight Zone prime-time hit Lost concluded its second season, something strangely unfunny occurred on the late-night gabber Jimmy Kimmel Live. After his usual monologue, the comedian interviewed Hugh McIntyre, who was identified as a spokesman for the Hanso Foundation — which, as many Losties know, is the shadowy financier of the Dharma Initiative, a weird science project that once unfolded (and is possibly now unfolding) on the show's mysterious island. With a straight face, McIntyre accused Lost of misrepresenting the supposedly real foundation. With an equally straight face, Kimmel asked the flack about a hacker named Persephone who has been waging war with the foundation. When the bit finally ended, no one laughed, the audience undoubtedly feeling a little...lost.
http://www.ew.com/ew/report/0,6115,1204629_3_0_,00.html
'Lost' in the Web
ABC tries an online ''Experience'' to sate fans of its hit show till fall by Jeff Jensen
(FROM LEFT) MATTHEW FOX, EVANGELINE LILLY, JOSH HOLLOWAY, AND DOMINIC MONAGHAN
On the night that the ABC Cast Away–meets–The Twilight Zone prime-time hit Lost concluded its second season, something strangely unfunny occurred on the late-night gabber Jimmy Kimmel Live. After his usual monologue, the comedian interviewed Hugh McIntyre, who was identified as a spokesman for the Hanso Foundation — which, as many Losties know, is the shadowy financier of the Dharma Initiative, a weird science project that once unfolded (and is possibly now unfolding) on the show's mysterious island. With a straight face, McIntyre accused Lost of misrepresenting the supposedly real foundation. With an equally straight face, Kimmel asked the flack about a hacker named Persephone who has been waging war with the foundation. When the bit finally ended, no one laughed, the audience undoubtedly feeling a little...lost.