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On the new ABC house campaign, you can see Josh Holloway and Michael Emerson playing their role of Sawyer and Ben in the house !

source : Lyly Ford Blog

9. SAWYER AND JULIET (Josh Holloway and Elizabeth Mitchell), AMONG MANY OTHERS
Lost (2004-present)
DEPARTURE COORDINATES: Late 2004/early 2005
TIME MACHINE: An island skipping (seemingly) erratically through time and space
ARRIVAL POINT: After various stops, including a brief interlude in 1954, they land in 1974.
MISSION: Trying very hard to not change the past and living happily ever…and then changing course and blowing up an atomic bomb to reboot time.

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I was able to see Josh at The Ardavany Approach panel a few weeks ago; I posted my report here if you would like to read it: http://lost-forum.com/showthread.php?t=80934

#10.

How about LOST? Its cast is made up of veteran actors and rookie actors alike. They are all talented. They can all have a long career in Hollywood. Sure, several actors (and their characters) stand out, such as Michael Emerson, Terry O’Quinn, Henry Ian Cusick, Elizabeth Mitchell, Josh Holloway, Yunjin Kim, Matthew Fox, Jorge Garcia, and Naveen Andrews. But overall, the diversity and the collective and individual talent of the Lost cast makes it a great ensemble. —LadySolitaire

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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., Aug. 3 /PRNewswire/ — Netflix, Inc. (Nasdaq: NFLX), the world’s largest online movie rental service, today announced an agreement with Disney-ABC Television Group that will make several of ABC’s most popular TV series available to be streamed instantly from Netflix.

In its entirety, the deal will allow Netflix members to instantly watch the first five seasons of the hit ABC franchise “Lost,” seasons four and five of the pop culture phenomenon “Desperate Housewives,” season five of the critically acclaimed “Grey’s Anatomy,” and seasons one and two of the syndicated epic action-adventure fantasy series “Legend of the Seeker” from ABC Studios. Many of the episodes, including the first four seasons of “Lost,” will be available from Netflix beginning August 1. The remainder will be available in subsequent months, beginning in September.

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