Articles about Lost: Season 1

''Grey's Anatomy'' gave us a special delivery in its 2012-13 season finale to add to our photo album of prime-time newborns

How "Lost" got made, as told by the people who made it; from @grantland33

The scariest part of playing a psychopath, why we'll see more of him in World War Z 2 than the first one, and that pesky series finale.

Connie Britton relocates to ''Nashville'' tonight; she's already on our list of actors who made lightning strike twice, either through long-lived shows (Betty White, Jason Bateman) or a short but indelible run (Lisa Kudrow) -- and she wouldn't be the first to make it a threepeat

Check out this fantastic infographic charting the changes in quality of several TV series.

These introductory scenes got their TV shows off to a good—or disturbing, or shocking, or hilarious—start.

Harold Perrineau got a bit of a bad rap for Lost, given that his character, Michael, devolved into a broken record of a man. But before that, he was a dancer on Fame in the '80s, a stage actor, a film bit player, and an eventual HBO star, taking the lead role as the wheelchair-bound narrator of Tom Fontana's Oz. He talks here about all of these roles.

''True Blood'' is the latest to make a story line of family members getting too close for comfort. This plot device has been creeping us out for years to varying degrees; see our take, from not too disturbing (''Revenge'') to off the charts (''Chinatown'')

The "Prometheus" co-writer and "Lost" co-creator talks about the highly-secretive film.

David Simon claims he had all 5 seasons of The Wire in mind when he began. This critic challenges that statement and all other creators of television programs - especially JJ Abrams and Lost.