Elizabeth Sarnoff has written the following episodes of Lost:
- "Abandoned"
- "The Hunting Party" (with Christina M. Kim)
- "The Whole Truth" (with Christina M. Kim)
- "Two for the Road" (with Christina M. Kim)
- "Further Instructions" (with Carlton Cuse)
- "Stranger in a Strange Land" (with Christina M. Kim)
- "Left Behind" (with Damon Lindelof)
- "The Man Behind the Curtain" (with Drew Goddard)
- "Eggtown" (with Greggory Nations)
- "Meet Kevin Johnson" (with Brian K. Vaughan)
- "Cabin Fever" (with Kyle Pennington)
- "Jughead" (with Paul Zbyszewski)
- "LaFleur" (with Kyle Pennington)
- "Dead Is Dead" (with Brian K. Vaughan)
- "Follow the Leader" (with Paul Zbyszewski)
- "The Substitute" (with Melinda Hsu Taylor)
- "Recon" (with Jim Galasso)
- "The Candidate" (with Jim Galasso)
- "What They Died For" (with Edward Kitsis & Adam Horowitz)
- She also wrote the mobisodes "The Deal" and "Room 23", and was credited as the supervising producer on the rest.
Sarnoff joined the crew as a producer and writer for the second season. She became a supervising producer for the third season. She returned as a supervising producer for the fourth season. She was promoted to co-executive producer for the fifth season and finally became an executive producer in season six.
Appearances[]
- Season 2 DVD
- Lost: The Complete Third Season (DVD)
- The World of the Others
- "Lost on Location: The Man Behind the Curtain"
- At Lost University/Psychology 201: Self discovery through family relationships
Later career[]
Sarnoff reunited with J.J. Abrams as an Executive Producer for the series Alcatraz in 2012. She was a co-creator of the series. The show was canceled after completing a thirteen episode order.
Trivia[]
- She was the last "Lost" writer to pen an episode on her own. ("Abandoned")
- Prior to "Lost," she worked on the HBO series "Deadwood," where she wrote some episodes, was an executive story editor in the first season, and a producer of the second season). At least six actors from "Deadwood" have also appeared on "Lost": John Hawkes, Titus Welliver, Kim Dickens, Robin Weigert, William Sanderson and Paula Malcolmson. Director Alan Taylor also worked for both series in 2005.
- She was also a writer and executive story editor for a season of the series "Crossing Jordan."
- She was one of the screenwriters for the 2003 film "Chasing Papi."
- In the episode "The Cure" (2008) of the J.J. Abrams show Fringe, a minor antagonist is named Elizabeth Sarnoff.
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