Damon Lindelof
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How ‘Station Eleven’ Told a Pandemic Story That Didn't Depress the Shit Out of Us
Showrunner Patrick Somerville on toggling between timelines, nailing the soundtrack, and crafting a postapocalyptic drama as Covid reached American shores
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Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, and Damon Lindelof on Scoring 'Watchmen'
The HBO series' Emmy-nominated composers and creator discuss how their collaboration came to be and break down some of its key tracks
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Regina King, Damon Lindelof Address Systemic Racism While Accepting Peabody for 'Watchmen'
Pair reportedly filmed speech before police killing of George Floyd set off waves of protests
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Inside ‘The Hunt,’ the Left vs. Right Satire Trump Didn’t Want You to See
The filmmakers behind the controversial movie discuss how disinformation — and the president's wrath — nearly got it canceled
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'The Hunt' Review: Red vs. Blue, Predators vs. Prey in Twitter's America
The politically charged thriller that Trump didn't want you to see finally hits theaters — and proves to be a better-then-decent B-movie
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Damon Lindelof Unpacks Mysteries of the 'Watchmen' Finale
The series creator discusses how the entire season and that jaw-dropping final episode came together — and whether he'll continue this story
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'Watchmen' Finale Recap: How to Make an Omelette
The series resolves all of its lingering questions — almost — in a thrilling conclusion
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Does the Hooded Justice Twist in 'Watchmen' Honor the Comic Books?
Why a new origin for a 'Watchmen' character may be more tied to the comic books than it seems
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'Nostalgia Is Toxic': Damon Lindelof on His 'Watchmen' Adaptation
The divisive creator of 'Lost' and 'The Leftovers' talks about the inspiration behind his new HBO series, his connection to the original comic, and wrestling with white privilege
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'Watchmen' Review: A Dazzling Reinvention of a Landmark Comic
Damon Lindelof’s sequel to the Eighties work stays true to its spirit, asking big, difficult questions about today’s world — and the heroes and villains who live in it
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