Maggie: I don't usually get hit on that much; maybe my height is intimidating or something.
Maggie: I think Lost isn't married to one particular genre. I wouldn’t call it some sort of supernatural or a drama; it has a little bit of everything. I think that's what manages to garner the amazing critical (praise) and (draw) commercial audiences as well. It has all those elements. It marries them seamlessly together. There's really something for everyone which doesn’t happen much.
Maggie: I'm learning more and more about fashion as I go. I never really had the disposable income before. I shopped at garage sales in high school. I love the vintage stuff.
Maggie: I love Radiohead; all the imports, the really hard to get live versions from Europe. I have it all. I listen to my iPod between scenes. J.J. [Abrams] gave us all iPods at the beginning of the show. It's the kind of thing I would never have bought for myself and I love it. Music is really important to me but I'm not the most technologically savvy.
Maggie: I think some of them have viewpoints about enjoying your twenties and are living vicariously through me – they would probably have me with a different guy every night. They're like: 'Go girl, go'
Maggie: I used to trip over my legs and get detention for my too-short shorts because none fit. I still trip, but now I like to show them off.
Maggie: I love the show Deadwood. I watched the show's first season in one sitting. I also have Seinfeld on DVD.
Maggie (On Jergen's Soft Shimmer Body Lotion) It's the best and is only a couple bucks--an added bonus.
Co-star Josh Holloway: Maggie ain't got a [mean] bone in her, which is such a testament to her acting.
Maggie:(On living in Hawaii)I love it here... but it's not a place you can really pursue acting.
Maggie: I have a major thing for Colin Firth. I blame the wet shirt scene in Pride and Prejudice. So sexy. Bridget Jones' Diary doesn't do him justice.
Maggie: I can definitely be tough when pushed. In relationships, you have to take a stand for who you are and how you're willing to be treated.
Maggie:(On life after Lost) Suddenly, I'm getting all these scripts... Really cool movies.
Maggie:(On watching Lost even though she isnt on it anymore). I do love watching Lost, isn't that awful? When we first started we'd watch it on TV because we couldn't believe it had been picked up by a TV station and we got hooked! We'd all watch together.
Maggie: You should have met me on the Pilot [Of Lost], I was so sweet. Now I'm just one of the guys!
Maggie's first role was as the star of the online web series Rachel's Room, created by Paul Stupin, the executive producer of Dawson's Creek. Rachel's Room can still be accessed online for fans who are interested.
When first reading the script for "Hearts and Minds" of Lost, Maggie was worried, as she thought her character had properly died off.
Maggie still has the same car she bought when she was 18.
Maggie's favorite foods are chocolate and strawberries.
Maggie appeared in advertisements for Matrix hair products.
Maggie used to go to Stratford, Ontario, Canada during the summer. She loved attending the theatre productions there.
Maggie is good friends with Josh Holloway and his wife Yessica.
Maggie had a role in Fox's 2002 series Septuplets, which unfortunately never aired.
Maggie purchased a home in Hawaii, after being assured that she would remain a regular for the second season of Lost; however, it seems that it may have been premature. Her character was shot in the chest and died in the November 9, 2005 episode.
Maggie enjoys roller-blading in her spare time.
Maggie is 5'9" (1.75m) tall.
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