'Lost' Showrunner Carlton Cuse: Streaming Is Killing Long-Form TV

Carlton Cuse, showrunner of Lost — winner of 11 Primetime Emmys and considered one of the greatest TV series ever made — has identified what he sees as a fundamental problem with modern streaming television. He argues that platforms push for shorter seasons and faster storytelling, undermining the kind of long-form narrative that made Lost a cultural phenomenon. The series first aired 22 years ago and continues to influence the TV landscape.

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