Carlton Cuse (referring to "Lost"): You know, I think the show has to constantly keep moving forward, it’s a story-based series, it’s not a franchise based series. So with any great epic story, you’re constantly going to meet new characters and that’s just a part of the evolution of the story.
Carlton Cuse (referring to Lost): I think the Jack/Juliet relationship is one that's very interesting for us.
Carlton Cuse: If you solved your mysteries, the audience loses its compulsion to watch.
Carlton Cuse (referring to "Lost"): We have a mythology and we have an end episode, and the question is how long can the show sustain?
Carlton Cuse (referring to "Lost"): I think Season One was the initial condition of crashing on this island and these characters being in denial about their situation and having to terms of probably we're not going to get off of here and when that raft blows up and Walt is taken, it's like 'okay, we're stuck here.
Carlton co-hosts the Official Lost Podcast with Damon Lindelof.
Carlton Cuse started his career being a writer on a television show called Crime story.
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