Category Archives: Abrams

Mr. Eko Wants to Go Back to the Island

According to a recent TV Guide interview, one of my favorite characters from Lost who, sadly, got eaten by the smoke monster, would like to return to the show. Like most fans of Lost, I was pretty disappointed when Mr. … Continue reading

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‘Mission Impossible IV’ is Now In the Works

According to an article in Variety, all systems seem to be go for Tom Cruise and J.J. Abrams to team up once again for another round of Mission Impossible. What was once seemingly never going to happen is, at least … Continue reading

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Patrick Stewart: The ‘Classy’ Captain

It looks like the “gracious and classy actor award” is going to Patrick Stewart and not William Shatner — at least according to a post over at IMDB. After Shatner’s much publicized disappointment with being left out of J.J. Abrams … Continue reading

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Matthew Fox Talks ‘Lost’ Season 6

Matthew Fox, as we all know, got his start on a little show called Part of Five. Little did we know that a decade later, he’d be one of the biggest stars on TV as Lost’s Jack Shephard, and hold … Continue reading

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Why ‘Dollhouse’ Struggles and ‘Fringe’ Soars

Its no secret we’re fans of Joss Whedon’s Dollhouse here at The Flickcast. Its a great show full of interesting possiblities, good performances and a unique premise. Sadly, it doesnt seem to be doing so well in the ratings and … Continue reading

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