Due to the program's increasing popularity, Lost is now averaging 15.5 million viewers per episode. Given this, the show has acquired a massive devoted fan base, which prompted its renewal for a fourth season as announced on March 21, 2007. But for avid fans of Lost, it is going to be easier said than done since the next airing of Lost may take as much as nine months.



Lost, a sci-fi drama series broadcast on ABC, features the lives of a group of plane crash survivors stuck on a mysterious island somewhere in the South Pacific. Created by J.J. Abrams and Damon Lindelof, Lost has earned several awards and recognitions such as an Emmy Award for outstanding drama series in 2005. The series premiered in September 2004 and is currently in its third season.

With seven episodes left, the near culmination of season three is leaving viewers with high anticipation and eagerness to discover what the next season will bring fourth. It would probably consist of the typical mind-blowing questions and mysteries that engulf generally all seasons.

But while Lost fans are enduring the long wait, they can keep themselves busy with the upcoming Lost video game, which is created by UBISoft. The said Lost video game will feature various spots in the island, and even never before seen locations but will not deviate or contravene from the original story line. As of the moment, there is still no word on the details of the plot of the game but it will definitely be released in mid 2007, which will be an attempted diversion for Lost thirsty fans.

In addition, fans can also get a hold of the Lost season three DVD, wherein they can savor the most recent season and relive the mystery. Scheduled to be released in late September, the said DVD also features never before seen scenes, deleted footages and a preview of the impending Lost video game.