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Ending a television series usually means you've been canceled.
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In the case of ABC's 'Lost,' though, a hit show is going out on its own terms. After three years of planning, the new season, starting Feb. 2, will conclude its six-year run in May.
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Even with the unusual luxury of planning ahead, engineering a graceful exit can be tricky, as 'Seinfeld' and 'The Sopranos' found out when many fans felt cheated. 'Lost' has its own set of challenges. Set on a mystical island after a group of plane-crash survivors are stranded, the show mixes soap opera and sci-fi. It has dozens of complicated plotlines and mysteries to wrap up, and a base of diehard fans who want answers to the show's many still open questions.
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Earlier this month, President Barack Obama rescheduled his first 'State of the Union' address so it wouldn't conflict with the season premiere. 'I don't foresee a scenario in which the millions of people that hope to finally get some conclusion in 'Lost' are pre-empted by the president,' White House spokesman Robert Gibbs told the press corps during a briefing. 'You can quote a senior administration official,' he joked.
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The show's ratings are still strong, though they have dipped to 11.3 million viewers from a peak of 15.1 million in the 2006-2007 season. 'Lost' is an industry leader in DVD sales, video-on-demand and iTunes downloads, which add several million viewers not included in Nielsen ratings, ABC executives say.
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'Lost' premiered in 2004 with a two-part pilot episode that featured the graphic wreckage of Oceanic flight 815 after it crashed en route from Sydney to Los Angeles. After weeks with no sign of a rescue, survivors try to adjust to life on the island as episodes provide flashbacks to their lives before the crash. In subsequent seasons, episodes provide 'flash forwards' that give titillating hints about what happens to the survivors who get off the island.
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