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The network president who approved the pilot episode of LOST was dismissed for allowing such a costly episode to be produced, as it was the most expensive pilot episode in television history at the time.

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The network president who approved the pilot episode of LOST was dismissed for allowing such a costly episode to be produced, as it was the most expensive pilot episode in television history at the time.

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