Get Lost, Michael
Lost fans: I have some breaking news to share.
In case you had been wondering what happened to Michael and Walt since they supposedly left the island at the end of season two, then you’re going to keep right on wondering… despite the best efforts of the Lost producers.
It seems that Harold Perrineau, who played Michael, was offered a part in the Lost season-three finale… but Perrineau turned it down. Yes, you read that correctly: he turned it down!
Thanks for nothing, Perrineau. Too bad that the smoke monster didn’t get you while you were still on the island.
PS – if you have any interest whatsoever in knowing what’s going to happen on the last five Lost episodes of the season, then just drop me an e-mail. Spoiler Boy is going to be good, for the sake of our beloved Lost, and not post any spoliers publicly. I’ll at least tell you this much: it’s going to be GOOD.
In case you had been wondering what happened to Michael and Walt since they supposedly left the island at the end of season two, then you’re going to keep right on wondering… despite the best efforts of the Lost producers.It seems that Harold Perrineau, who played Michael, was offered a part in the Lost season-three finale… but Perrineau turned it down. Yes, you read that correctly: he turned it down!
Thanks for nothing, Perrineau. Too bad that the smoke monster didn’t get you while you were still on the island.
PS – if you have any interest whatsoever in knowing what’s going to happen on the last five Lost episodes of the season, then just drop me an e-mail. Spoiler Boy is going to be good, for the sake of our beloved Lost, and not post any spoliers publicly. I’ll at least tell you this much: it’s going to be GOOD.
posted by TV Boy at 9:35 PM
1 Comments:
I am sorry that you feel the need to spread gossip and untruths about Mr. Perrineau. After the producers of the show abruptly ended Mr. Perrineau's contract, he was forced to seek work, and find a new home for his family. He was cast in a show on CBS called Demons, which is a pilot. Soon after that, the producers contacted him to see if he wanted to return, but he was already relagated to a new contract on a new network, and there was NO WAY CBS was going to let him out of his contract. That being said, Mr. Perrineau will return to Lost if Demons is not made into a series. He loves Lost, and would love to complete his character there, unfortunately, the producers waited a bit to long to try and pin down a deal with him. So please, issue an appropriate apology, or better yet, amend your blog. Because at the end of the day, you are just plain wrong.
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