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Lost has the most nominations out of any televison series for the 2009 Saturn Awards.

BEST NETWORK TELEVISION SERIES: LOST.

BEST ACTOR: Matthew Fox

BEST ACTRESS: Evangeline Lilly

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Henry Ian Cusick, Michael Emerson & Josh Holloway

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Elizabeth Mitchell & Yunjin Kim

BEST GUEST STARRING ROLE: Alan Dale (Charles Widmore), Kevin Durand (Keamy) & Sonya Walger (Penny)

BEST TELEVISION SERIES RELEASE ON DVD: LOST

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By Gillian Reagan

Damon Lindelof, executive producer and co-creator of ABC’s Lost, had a recent conversation with his personal trainer about Watchmen, Zack Snyder’s film adaptation of the much-beloved (and complicated!) 1986 original comic-book series that will be released in theaters tomorrow. “Have you heard of this Watchmen thing? What is it?” his trainer asked. “Little does he know, I’ve read it like nine times and am obsessed with it,” Mr. Lindelof told The Observer in a phone interview from his California office.

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Nikki Stafford has posted her episode guide for “The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham” here, and has added some followup posts.

Her second column on that episode, focusing on the references back to “The Shape of Things to Come” and continuity errors with the bearded Jack in season 3, is here.

This Wednesday on Lost (9 pm/ET, ABC), Sawyer, Juliet and the other time-trippers cross paths with, among other people, a woman named Amy — and boy, is she about to make a special delivery. 24 alumna Reiko Aylesworth gave us a tease-filled look at her multi-episode turn.

TVGuide.com: How has it been for you, basically a New York City gal, filming in Hawaii?
Reiko Aylesworth: It does feel like another country, but it’s great. It’s also weird because I got there and everybody looks like me and my family, which never happens. It’s that whole mixed Asian thing! [Laughs]

TVGuide.com: So first things first: Who is Amy?
Aylesworth: Good question. I’m trying to think of how I can describe her without giving anything away… . You come upon Amy in the midst of the biggest crisis of her life. Actually, two of the most intense moments in her life are in this first episode.

TVGuide.com: When is Amy?
Aylesworth: I was told I’m not supposed to reveal that, even though it’s the worst-kept secret. You could probably tell me.

TVGuide.com: Well, the photos would suggest the 1970s. And she seems quite clearly to be having a baby. True?
Aylesworth: Yes.

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