Carlton Cuse

But also...

It did get spoiled by, I'm pretty sure if anyone's seen the documentary thing, whatever that's called, they talk about this person who is very famously someone who is leaking lost things online, and apparently, Carlton Cuse, Damon Lindelof, and, like, a bunch of the print-reducer people were, like, just so upset about it.

They, like, kind of tried to investigate how it got leaked.

Because, like, as we've said before, they would, like, print the script on red paper and, like, not even tell the cast a lot of the time what was going to happen.

And I think... through season four and then in some of season five it says that's when flash forwards are used outside of this episode and then it becomes flash sideways which Ryan already said he was really scared of but it you know you should be to explain it via audio is going to be difficult oh oh my god I should have said this in the beginning okay well I'll do this and sorry about before The voice of the captain apologizing for turbulence on the PA was Damon Lindelof.

Oh.

And Carlton Cuse did the news report about the car crash, so...

Oh, I guess...

All right.

Well, Lost showrunners Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse face accusations of racism, toxicity, and inappropriate behavior during the making of the ABC hit series, uh, detailed in Maureen Ryan's book, Burn It Down.

First, former cast and writers describe a hostile writers' room where racist remarks were allegedly tolerated and characters of color were often treated as less important.

Harold Perrineau, who played Michael Dawson, said the show increasingly prioritized white characters such as Jack, Kate, Sawyer, and Locke.

It is.

The showrunner of the series, Carlton Cuse, actually went on the record stating that this twisty mystery and new dynamic changes many of the ways he sees the world.

And he called it an exciting evolution of the character.

This is a profound structural shift for the franchise.

Which brings us to the creative minds behind this massive overhaul.

The creative team structure here is very telling about Netflix's massive ambitions for the project.

The report details that Carlton Cuse is on board as the sole showrunner, writer and executive producer for the series.

And crucially, Dan Brown himself is listed as a co-creator and executive producer on the Netflix show.

It's a lot of people's favorite episode.

I think Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse said that it's one of their favorite episodes.

It's big, big, big ticket money over here.

It's a Desmond episode.

Running from 2014 to 2017.

Based on the 2009 novel trilogy written by the visionary Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan, directed by Carlton Cuse, it stars Corey Stoll as Dr. Ephraim Goodweather, a brilliant CDC epidemiologist alongside David Bradley and Mia Maestro.

Such a

good cast.