Lindeloff thinks everything he writes wil be remembered as "the best." He's wrong.

Something often glossed over in looking back at this show is that Abrams essentially bailed for Hollywood when Mission Impossible: III came out, leaving a writer's room scrambling to determine where the show would go without their primary writer. While others (see what I did there?) handled the script duties, Abrams…

"Jon being commander of the Night’s Watch…could be dreadfully boring."