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In April 1983, filming began on the pilot episode of one of television’s most enduring and iconic children’s shows, “Thomas & Friends.” The pilot, titled “Down the Mine,” was a success.

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Cue the blurry title card, because it's time to celebrate two decades of Lost. When the ABC drama premiered ... and their first flashback episode at the beginning of the series expertly laid ...

Lost’s creators also told stories through the show’s episode titles, which often had multiple meanings that were never shared on screen— providing the audience with little Easter eggs ...

After premiering in 2004, Lost would go on to earn legions of (often ... timeline that had viewers guessing up to the very last episode (and no, they weren’t in purgatory the whole time).

The thing that has always distinguished TV storytelling from its big-screen counterpart is the existence of individual episodes. We consume our series — even the ones that we binge — in ...

The fourth episode of the entire series helped establish that Lost was something special. The flashbacks focused on John Locke (Terry O’Quinn), and viewers soon learned that the confident hunter ...