Hi Gregg,

I registered today explictly to ask you a question here in your thread! First of all, like everybody else I just wanted to express how grateful I am that you actually take time to answer questions. Props to you and the rest of the production team/actors on creating something people really get excited about. I got into Lost after watching filming last year in Hawaii just to see the place near my job where you guys filmed on tv and its really been impossible to quit. Now for my real question(s): How do you keep all the small references and allusions in the show straight (I'm imagining giant spreadsheets)? And do things like Sawyer reading a Judy Bloom book mean anything beyond a laugh for those who catch it? The overtones between things like Dostoyevsky and the entire situations are apparent enough I suppose. Maybe just trying to keep the viewers on their toes? I might have answered my own question there. Anyway I dont know if you live in Hawaii or not (I dont anymore :frown: ) but if you do, go have a Kua'aina burger asap for me...I miss those things!

Not with a giant spreadsheet but with a giant list. It is a challenge but it is fun. And it's thematically related to the characters or plot, so in that sense it's a little easier to maintain.

I don't live in Hawaii, I live in Los Angeles, but I have been there and it's beautiful. I can see why people love it and miss it.

Enjoy the show and the Fuselage.