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Former Lost co-executive producer David Fury is joining the upcoming season of Fox’s Fringe as writer/consulting producer, reuniting with Lost creator/executive producer J.J. Abrams, who executive produces Fringe. In addition to his work on the first season of Lost, Fury is also known for his work on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and its spinoff Angel. He most recently served as writing executive producer on the pilot for Fox’s Terra Nova until his departure in September over creative differences.
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Yay, talented person working with talented person. And all was right with Hollywood for a three-minute news cycle.
Maintaining alternate realities is what Hollywood is all about.
I hope they do more building bubble cross over stuff. Loved the Ep where the printer from Earth office building disappeared and showed up in Earth-1 reality. Very useful gag.
His middle name is AWESOMENESS.
This is the best thing to happen to Fringe (sans its full season pick-up) in years.
Congrats!
Let’s have a smoke at the Havana Club to celebrate…
Fringe is still on?
Uh… Wasn’t he also on some obscure series called “24″ for like five years?
Does anyone know specifically why he left Lost? That would seem to me to be the ultimate writer’s playground, and to go from there to the restrictive formula of 24 seems like such a bad move. At least on Fringe he can break loose again.
Hmmmm…Terra Nova…Spielberg…Fringe? Must have been a “vision” thing.
Yes Ed, Fringe is “still” on. It’s only one of the best shows on TV at this point. Continue on with the ignorance though.