'Times Talks Live: LOST' in theaters 5/20

Here's your chance to hear LOST showrunners Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse talk about the show, just before the finale.

On May 20, theaters across the country will have one special showing of "Times Talks Live: LOST," a New York Times interview with the producers of LOST.

Tickets are $12.50 plus a $1 handling charge. Go to Fathomevents.com to buy your tickets online, and check for local showings and showtimes. Or, go to Fandango.com, another movie ticket website.

These online movie sites will send you a confirmation letter, and you'll need to show your credit card at the box office. Be sure to show up early for first-come seating.

Gregg Nations, keeper of 'Lost' secrets

The Sunday New York Times features a story about Texas native Gregg Nations, who as script co-ordinator is the man charged with writing what is known as "the Bible" on the set of Lost.

Nations functions as the show's own official Lostpedia, keeping track of continuity and the myriad details of Lost's many interlocking plotlines and the stories of its nearly 100 characters. Or, as executive producer Carlton Cuse puts it, the "timelines, charts, dossiers" by which true Lost obsessives live and die.

The NYT story is a fun read for devoted fans of the show, and it reveals no Lost Season 5 spoilers, so enjoy.