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Halloween is on hold for LOST star ELIZABETH MITCHELL's four-year-old son - because mommy was working on a movie as the trick or treaters came calling.

Elizabeth Mitchell in the ABC's "V.'' Globe TV writer Joanna Weiss chatted with readers about television last week.

Elizabeth Mitchell, star of the new ABC series V , loves science fiction because it's a genre in which "anything is possible." "It can be enjoyable, escapist entertainment," says Mitchell, who spent the past three TV seasons on the island of Lost , "but then you can look beneath the surface and find all kinds of interesting, high-minded things ...

Few women arch an eyebrow quite as well as Elizabeth Mitchell. It just sits there, cocked and ready.

Though she's busy battling aliens in the new ABC drama V and will pop up again on Lost this season ,A Elizabeth Mitchell is carving out some time to shoot a movie too: She'll star in the indie ensemble dramaA Answers to Nothing , EW.com has confirmed.

The lizard people are here! And it's... kind of exciting, I guess! Truth be told, it took me days to get through the pilot because I kept getting bored, but by the end I suppose I was glad I soldiered through it.

The relaunch of the alien invasion drama V on ABC has brought together an exciting group of our favorite TV actors: Lost 's Elizabeth Mitchell as a Homeland Security agent, Firefly 's Alan Tudyk as her partner, his former co-star Morena Baccarin as head alien Anna and Smallville 's Laura Vandervoort as an alien tour guide.

I am - " Hercules!! An ABC remake of NBC's 1983 alien-invasion series, the new "V" pilot was scripted by Scott Peters and stars Morena Baccarin as an extraterrestrial leader, Elizabeth Mitchell as an obligatory hot FBI lady, Scott Wolf as an ambitious TV journalist, Joel Gretsch as a wary clergyman and Laura Vandervoort as a lizard girl in a hot ...

If you are of a certain age -- in your 30s or maybe early 40s -- odds are good you'll remember "V," NBC's 1980s sci-fi saga about aliens who come to Earth promising peace but turn out to be lizards in disguise keen on making humanity their food supply.

Elizabeth Mitchell, center, is an FBI agent who, with her son, played by Logan Huffman, witness the arrival of aliens in the ABC series "V." "Star Trek" of the 1960s inspired the creation of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" in the late 1980s.

Do not adjust your television set. That dejA vu feeling you're picking up is not due to a faulty reception.

Elizabeth Mitchell tells 'Entertainment Weekly' she 'cried for a couple of days' when she learned she was being written off the show.

Elizabeth Mitchell stars in the aliens-on-Earth drama V . "V" stands for "visitors" in the new ABC series that premieres next week, but it could also stand for "vroom." In a few breathless minutes, V 's pilot episode sprints from the gate so quickly and effortlessly, viewers have no choice but to hold on tight and enjoy the ride.

Start Date: Nov 03, 2009; Genres: Drama , Sci-fi ; With: Elizabeth Mitchell ; Image credit: David Gray/ABC Home Invasion: Elizabeth Mitchell braces herself A shrewd take on both sci-fi and the media, V is an excellently acted what-if-aliens- landed show, a savvy updating of the 1983 cult miniseries.

On an unseasonably rainy day in Los Angeles, former "Lost" castaway Elizabeth Mitchell described memories of white picket fences, apple pie and ... an otherworldly monster that tears people apart.

The campaign for a taxpayer's bill of rights referendum is asking Maine's attorney general to investigate pre-election activities by two State House offices.

"What's this?" you say. " V hasn't even started yet!" You're quite right, but ahead of its premiere next month, we've managed to get our hands on some shiny new promo pics from the second episode.

Enough about vampires for the moment - let's talk about aliens instead. Check out this extended sneak peek of Elizabeth Mitchell 's new epic sci-fi series V , which is based on the 1983 miniseries of the same, and which premieres on ABC on Nov.

Elizabeth Mitchell stars in "V," which premieres Nov. 3. What's that in the sky? A bird? A plane? No, that's an alien race of camouflaged lizard people coming to invade our world and harvest our bodies for food.

UP IN THE AIR: It's not yet on the air, but "V" has got one big carbon footprint.