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Congratulations to Matthew Fox, Terry O’Quinn, Michael Emerson and everyone from the cast and crew for 12 Emmy nominations! The ceremony is August 29 on NBC. Full list of nominees is here.

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Jen Chaney and Liz Kelly
Washington Post “Lost” bloggers
Wednesday, June 2, 2010; 12:00 PM

It’s been more than a week and we (“Lost” fans, that is) are still reeling from a doozy of a finale and — dang it — lingering questions. A little group therapy is clearly in order.

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Michael has one. Terry has one. The SHOW has one. Naveen has been nominated for one. Henry Ian has been nominated for one. Carlton and Damon have been nominated for one. How great would it be for Matthew to receive his first Emmy nomination for his fantastic performance as Jack Shepard during the final season of LOST? A group of people want this so much that they have created a Facebook page to help get the word out. Check out Matthew Fox for Best Actor – Emmys 2010 For Your Consideration for more info.

I joined!

Sending heartfelt and sincerest sympathies to Jorge Garcia on the passing of his beloved dog Nunu. You can read Jorge’s story at his blog DispachesFromTheIsland.

Don’t watch if you don’t want to cry! That music gets me every time…

As his hit series comes to an end, Matthew Fox looks to the future.

Somewhere, in a parallel universe, Matthew Fox is working on Wall Street. That was his original plan when he attended Columbia University, where he earned a degree economics. But through a combination of chance, perseverance, and fate, he ended up the star of the ABC phenomenon “ Lost.” Over six seasons, his beleaguered Dr. Jack Shephard has roamed past, future, sideways worlds to take on a smoke monster, uncontrollable time travel, and the literal and figurative ghosts of his father. Audiences have watched as Jack has gone from a man science and reluctant leader to a man of faith ready to embrace his destiny. Just what that destiny is will finally be revealed May 23 in the show’s hotly anticipated two-and-a-half-hour series finale.

As Jack’s story has unfolded, Fox has transformed. Previously best known as the eldest sibling on the soapy drama “ Party of Five,” the actor made a conscious decision to pursue different types of roles when that show ended in 2000. His complex, assured work on Lost” led to in films like “ Speed Racer” and “ We Are Marshall,” and he plans continue choosing roles that pair him with filmmakers he respects admires.

But where does one go after six years on a genre-defying, groundbreaking series? In Fox’s case, the answer is Oregon. After living on the Hawaiian island of Oahu “ Lost” is filmed, Fox is moving his family to Pacific Northwest where he can be closer to family and friends and kind of country that I love: mountains and big, big horizons.” He doesn’t worry about missing out being so far from Hollywood; he plans to commute regularly to L. A. to pursue the projects he’s passionate about.

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