Lost’s JJ Abrams Reunites Ben Linus and John Locke

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Updated Apr. 24, 2017 5:45PM EDT / Published Sep. 22, 2010 4:11PM EDT

Lost isn’t dead yet! NBC has purchased the rights to the new J.J. Abrams’ series starring Michael Emerson (who played Ben Linus on the hit sci-fi series) and Terry O’Quinn (who starred as John Locke), New York magazine’s Vulture announced Wednesday. Although ABC and Fox were also interested in the show that reunites two of Lost’s constant adversaries, NBC has made a commitment to the pilot. Josh Appelbaum and Andre Nemec will be the writers and executive producers of the yet-to-be-titled show, while Abrams and Bryan Burk are executive producers as well.

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Lost’s JJ Abrams Reunites Ben Linus and John Locke