BY HEIDI CHANG
VOA NEWS
HONOLULU, HAWAII — This past weekend, one of American TV's most successful prime-time dramatic series came to an end More than 20 million people watched the finale of ABC's "Lost," which was filmed entirely in Hawaii.
For six years, audiences around the globe tuned in to follow the adventures of the survivors of a plane crash, stranded on a mysterious and dangerous island.
The castaways, who came from many parts of the world, had to learn to live with each other, and their pasts. Each week, the show took them — and viewers — on an emotional and mind-bending roller coaster ride, through a dizzying loop of supernatural forces, armed conspirators and, of course, romance.
Breaking ground
""Lost" is completely groundbreaking," said Henry Ian Cusick, who played the character Desmond. "And I'm so pleased for it because I love mythology and I love sci-fi."
