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      <title>Lost vs. Fringe: Eerie Similarities</title>
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      <description>J.J. Abrams stresses the differences between Lost and his brand-new Fringe, but he&amp;#146;s not the only thing the two shows have in common. Here are a few similarities we&amp;#146;ve noticed &amp;#151; and these don&amp;#146;t even include tortured relationships with dad, scary corporations, and nice-looking casts: Plane disasters: Lost&amp;#146;s Flight 815 crashes. Fringe&amp;#146;s plane lands after the passengers turn to gelatin. Which is worse? Tough call.Misplaced animals: Lost has a polar bear on a tropical island. Fringe has a cow in a lab. Weirdly, the polar bear feels less out-of-place than the cow.Lance Reddick: On Lost he plays a mystery man with inside knowledge about Flight 815. On Fringe he&amp;#146;s a mystery man with inside knowledge about Agent Olivia Dunham. Not a mystery: whether he was awesome on The Wire. The living dead: Lost has flashbacks and ghosts (possibly including Reddick&amp;#146;s Matthew Abbadon). Fringe has&amp;#133; Clones? Zombies? Stay tuned. An institution: Hurley&amp;#146;s just ...</description>
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