Fans of the hit ABC show Lost have been waiting quite awhile for season 4 to get here, but the wait is now down to little over a month.
Last week, ABC announced that Lost will be returning on January 31st despite the writer's strike. ABC was considering waiting until 2009 to run the fourth season of Lost since only half of the 16 episodes were made, but they have decided to run an 8 episode season instead.
This week ABC released the new extended trailer for the fourth season of Lost and it is available to view online. This trailer should get fans excited for the next season of the hit show and, as is Lost's customary fashion, the trailer answers many more questions than it starts to answer.
The full 1 minute and 47 second trailer can be seen here at TV.com.
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