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No matter what you think about LOST (i.e. if it's the greatest show in TV history or one of the greatest shows in TV history), you must admire producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse for doing things their way.

Her alter-ego was last seen during the show's fourth season when she mysteriously disappeared, leaving her baby behind. She has since been referenced and has been confirmed as a series regular on season six.

Matthew Fox has warned LOST fans that they may be left disappointed by the series finale. Speaking to The Guardian, Fox said that there are fans of the show who have written it in their minds.

Michael Emerson has claimed that LOST fans will argue when the series finale airs later this year. The 55-year-old actor, who has starred as Benjamin Linus since 2006, told TV Guide that not all viewers will be satisfied with the way the series ends.

Today’s promos for the sixth and final season are a couple more sets of promo images featuring the characters of Miles and Frank, and the other is a very funny “leaked” video that supposedly takes place after an interview about the show with the writers.

If you're disappointed that there hasn't been any new promotional material for the final season of "LOST," worry no longer — executive producer Carlton Cuse revealed that unseen footage will begin to appear shortly before the show's premiere.

Following the amazing “LOST Supper” image promoting the sixth and final season of ABC’s LOST comes a couple more pieces of promo material, both courtesy of LOST fan site Dark UFO.

FlashForward star Dominic Monaghan might have a new show, but he still fondly remembers his previous TV role on LOST. The star shared his favorite memory working on the show with reporters, as well as what he wants to see on the highly-anticipated final season.

Rest easy, LOST fans. Yesterday's news about the White House eying February 2 for President Obama's State of the Union address can now be shredded and tossed in the garbage can.

Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse have said that when LOST ends, there won't be a spin off, a sequel, or even a feature film based on the show. When it's done, it's done.