This includes: Damon Lindelof (Lost), Tim Kring (Heroes), Phil Rosenthal (Everybody Loves Raymond), Doug Ellin (Entourage), Sam Simon (The Simpsons), and my ultimate favorite…Joss Whedon (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Firefly, Dollhouse).

The Write Environment was created by Jeffrey Berman (man of Ber? what would you give him as a nickname?). “I have learned so much about the craft of writing while conducting these interviews. Each episode is like a master class with these A-List writers and I’m looking forward to sharing them with both the fans of their seminal shows, as well as students of screenwriting.” (He said it all in one breathe, even! Okay, kidding about that. But his passion is real!)

It seems that Berman loves TV, so I think we’d get along! I get along with (almost) all TV Geeks. Especially when they don’t mind being called that. I get along with TV lovers and Geeks, but when it’s a TV Geek – I’m in heaven! Mostly, or probably – because I am one.

So if you ever wanted to know what a typical day for Joss Whedon is like, come check this out right now. Buy the DVD on Amazon.

Lost kinda ticked me off in it’s season finale…not only did it take a year for them to answer the question of who was in the coffin. It totally confused me more. I think that episode had a lot of holes in it which I was really surprised by. But, with that all being said what is in store for Season 5, SPOILERS AHEAD…

Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse recently took the stage of the ABC Press Tour and spilled a couple of Lost Season 5 secrets.

Damon says that they are definitely working on how they will manage the split casts next season… what with the Oceanix Six off island and the remaining losties still stuck! “We have that [issue] intensely in mind,” Damon says. He says that they find that separating characters geographically and emotionally is a valuable storyline tool for them, but they’re aware that they can only do that for so long before audiences get impatient.

Damon continued speaking about Season 5, saying “This is a tricky year for us. This is like The Two Towers [portion of The Lord of the Rings saga] … it links us to the final season.” They know what they’ve wanted to do in the final season for a long time, but it’s a challenge to make THIS season engaging and exciting. “The worst thing we could ever do on the show is for the show to be boring … If we’re going to be bad, we’re going to be spectacularly bad.”

Damon and Carlton also chatted a big about Harold Perrineau’s recent outspoken ideas regarding Michael’s death. “The show has to be an equal-opportunity murderer … We’ve killed a lot of white people. And I can almost guarantee we will be killing more white people this season,” Damon relates.

Hmmm, I can only imagine what is in store… Can’t wait! But, I hope they pick a fast forward or a flashback…I was so obessed I couldn’t watch the show until I knew what it was.