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Abrams' New Show: Less Homework for Viewers
6 May
Summary
- J.J. Abrams aimed for "Fringe" to be less homework-intensive than "Lost."
- He acknowledged "Lost's" interconnected storylines alienated viewers.
- "Fringe" is designed so episodes can be watched independently.
J.J. Abrams, renowned for hits like "Lost," sought to simplify the viewing experience for his subsequent project, "Fringe." He recognized that the highly interconnected narratives of "Lost" could be challenging for audiences. Abrams expressed that "Fringe" is intended as an experiment to avoid such pitfalls.
The acclaimed creator indicated that while "Fringe" does possess an overarching story and a defined conclusion, viewers will not need to follow every preceding episode. This design aims to make the show more accessible, unlike "Lost," which demanded significant viewer dedication to grasp its intricate plotlines.
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