Henry Ian Cusick

Jack and Sue have the luck of the Irish as they try to stave off another long separation.

"Lost" stars often get DUIs off the island, but haven't gotten sued before. Henry Ian Cusick, who plays romantic hero Desmond, is accused of being less than romantic with a former ABC employee, who is suing him for sexual harassment.

Lost Actor Henry Ian Cusick, who portrays Demond on the ABC television show, is being sued for sexual harassment.

Henry Ian Cusick plays the charismatic character of Desmond on TV's hit show "Lost." Read on learn what Cusick and his character do, and don't, have in common.

While there has been talk about bringing F. Paul Wilson's Repairman Jack to the big screen, I think that he would be a better candidate for the small screen.

Jack has some explaining to do --- to Sue as well as in a federal prosecution for murder.

Jack has some explaining to do -- to Sue as well as in a federal prosecution for murder.

A lovelorn New Yorker is hoping to rekindle a romance with his old flame but he may have to decide between her and his love for the city.

Jack and Sue have the luck of the Irish as they try to stave off another long separation.

Jack faces the prospect that Sue may leave the team and Sue gets assigned to work on a kidnapping case with the military.

Jack and Sue's fortunes collide after the team races against time to find an investigative reporter.

When Jack returns from a six-week long secret assignment, he immediately drops into the fray and ends up chasing Sue as well as the bad guys.

A list of the best quotes from Assistant District Attorney Jack McCoy from Law & Order.

Never before in television history has there been a drama so captivating, so intriguing and spellbinding. "Lost" had a storyline that kept viewers guessing week after week.

Jack Says was released in 2008 and two sequels have followed. Have a look at director Bob Phillips first film, which is neo-noir styled

A nameless narrator begins to delve into his own consciousness during a very tumultuous time in his life.

Lost is defined by mysteries, but it has contributed a lot of catchphrases and famous lines to pop culture. The likes of Hurley, Sawyer, Locke, Desmond, Ben and more have had quite a way with words, and they have a few more left to say.

Two soldiers silently infiltrate an enemy compound on another planet to gather intel and shift the war in Earths favor.

To all of you Lost fans who have spent hours analyzing each detail of every episode, I applaud you. For me, I come clean. I have watched Lost faithfully simply to be lost for an hour each week, now I'm really going to be lost.

Desmond have helped set the Lost bar with episodes like "The Constant" "Flashes Before Your Eyes" and "Live Together, Die Alone" Now "Happily Ever After" is on that list too, as Desmond again shows us the biggest clues, and what really matters.

Marie and Billy were married for twenty years. Jack walks into Marie's life and throws a curve ball to her. Who would she choose? Married to one man and wanting another.

For those who wanted a changed future, and for those who wanted an intact time line, the Lost season premiere gave both groups what they wanted. The new format somehow worked in the premiere- though it may have only been the second most revealing twist.

Midnight snack for no reason...

Brink DVD release Basement Jack could use a lot more originality instead of taking the best from horror films of the past.

Here is my version of what really happened to young Jack and his beanstalk and the big giant.

A Micro-Fiction Piece.

A Brink DVD 2009 release Basement Jack can be seen Nov' 17, but check out the plot thick summary now!

Dr. Byron Archer invents things. Pirate Captain Jack Outlawe steals things. A partnership made in heaven.