'Lost''s Liz Sarnoff inks two-year deal
Pact keeps writer through end of show's run
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Length of pact means Sarnoff will be able to continue on the show, where she's currently a supervising producer, until the end of its run in 2010. Deal also includes guaranteed development.
"It's a dream situation," Sarnoff said. "I'm grateful I'll be able to stay with the show until the end. This is a very special show. And at the same time, I can start thinking about what I want to do next. I've been on staffs and doing this for 10 years, thinking about the kind of shows I want to do and waiting for the right moment."
Sarnoff's credits include "Deadwood," "Crossing Jordan," "NYPD Blue" and "Big Apple."
