 FRINGE /J.J. Abrams Filmography | The Man, The Myth(ology)
J.J.'s shows are chock-full of mystery, mythology, and monster mayhem. Add photos and info to your favorite J.J. flicks and shows. When you're done, compare and contrast his shows here.
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 | | LOST | | Year: 2004 - Present | | Genre: Mystery, Sci-Fi, Drama, Fantasy |
| | ABOUT THE SHOW | | J.J.'s role: Co-creator, writer, director, co-producer | | Breakout stars: | Overarching mythologies:
| | Solved mysteries: | | Unsolved mysteries: The smoke monster, the polar bears, the island can move itself, Jacob | | Most addictive qualities: | | Notable special effects: | | Award(s): |
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| | [Title]Alias | Year: 2001 - 2006
| Genre: Spy-Fi
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| | ABOUT THE SHOW | J.J.'s role::Co-Creator, Executive Producer
| Breakout stars: Jennifer Garner, Micheal Vartan
| | Overarching mythologies: Prophecy/Predetermination — A good deal of Alias revolves around the prophecies of Milo Rambaldi. We are first introduced to a prophecy about a woman who will "render the greatest power unto utter desolation." Later, as Sloane completes part of the Rambaldi prophecy we learn that he has received his own prophetic message. The Rambaldi storyline seemed to come to a close with the conclusion of Elena Derevko's endgame at the end of season four, but the fifth season introduced its own "prophet" (also in pursuit of Rambaldi) in the form of the mysterious organization known as Prophet Five, which ended up being a reference to Rambaldi and the final part of his endgame, immortality, which had been set up in the first season (though this was only one part of his plan. The first part was world peace, which Elena Derevko perverted and attempted in Season 4). | | Solved mysteries: | | Unsolved mysteries: | Most addictive qualities:
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