'Lost' Reunion Show 2014?: Michael Emerson 'Heard Murmurings' for 10-Year Anniversary [VIDEO]
ABC's popular island drama Lost went off the air in 2010, but there may be a cast reunion in the works for 2014.
Michael Emerson, who played the calculating Benjamin Linus on the six-season show, discussed the possibility of a cast reunion while promoting his current show Person of Interest at Comic-Con.
"I've heard some murmurings of some kind of reunion," Emerson revealed in a Zap2It video posted Thursday. "Whether it will take place at Comic-Con or not I'm not sure. No matter what happens, if anything happens, it will be really hard logistically to put it together."
Emerson and former Lost co-star Henry Ian Cusick, who played Desmond Hume, were spotted talking at Comic-Con.
"I hadn't seen him since the show wrapped so it was great to see him," Emerson continued. He added that the conversation was mostly a catching-up process about each other's personal lives.
Watch the video of Emerson's comments below (skip to 2:23):
Lost premiered on ABC in 2004, which would mean that the 10-year anniversary is coming up in 2014. Over 20 actors had main roles on the series at one point or throughout the show's six seasons, so it would likely be difficult getting everyone back together again, but Emerson's comments suggest that there is at least an idea out there for a reunion.
Many members of the show's cast have appeared on different television shows since Lost ended. Fellow ABC drama Once Upon a Time has featured Emelie de Ravin (who played Claire on Lost), Jorge Garcia (who played Hurley) and Alan Dale (who played Charles Widmore). Naveen Andrews, who played Sayid, will be appearing in Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, an upcoming spinoff show of Once Upon a Time, as Aladdin's nemesis, Jafar.
De Ravin told E!Online at Comic-Con that she was hoping for a crossover so that she could work with Andrews again.
The CBS reboot of Hawaii Five-O has also featured many Lost actors. Daniel Dae Kim, who played Jin on Lost, is a series regular on the show while Terry O'Quinn (who played John Locke) and Tania Raymonde, (who played Alex Rousseau) have made guest appearances.
