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Lynne E. Litt. Producer: Lost. Lynne E. Litt is known for Lost (2004), Law & Order (1990) and Tarzan (2003).
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Producer
1. Grey's Anatomy(2019-2021) 2. NCIS: New Orleans(2017-2018) 3. Stitchers(2015-2017) 4. Conviction(2016-2017) 5. Drop Dead Diva(2012) 6. In Plain Sight(2009-2010) 7. I Want So Much to Live (documentary)(2009) 8. Crossing Jordan(2007) 9. Lost(2004-2005) 10. Tarzan(2003) 11. The Handler(2003) 12. Hack(2002-2003) 13. The Practice(2001-2002)
Writer
1. Grey's Anatomy(2020) 2. NCIS: New Orleans(2017) 3. Stitchers(2015-2017) 4. Conviction(2016) 5. Law & Order: UK(2014) 6. Drop Dead Diva(2012) 7. In Plain Sight(2009-2010) 8. Crossing Jordan(2007) 9. Lost(2004) 10. The Handler(2004) 11. Hack(2002-2003) 12. The Practice(2001) 13. Gideon's Crossing(2000) 14. Law & Order(1999-2000) 15. Nash Bridges(1998)
Grey's Anatomy
Season 16 1. Help Me Through the Night Season 17 1. All Tomorrow's Parties (co-written with Andy Reaser)
Lynne E. Litt on WikipediaLynne E. Litt on IMDbLynne E. Litt wrote the following episodes of Lost: " Raised by Another " Litt served as a consulting producer on the first season from the episode "Tabula Rasa" until the episode "Hearts and Minds".
Lynne E. Litt is known as an Writer, Producer, Co-Executive Producer, and Consulting Producer. Some of her work includes Grey's Anatomy, Lost, Law & Order, NCIS: New Orleans, Stitchers, Crossing Jordan, Conviction, and The Practice.
Lynne E. Litt (also credited as Lynne Litt) worked as a story editor and writer on episodes from Law & Order. Litt also worked on several episodes from other television series, including The Practice, Lost, and Crossing Jordan.
Lynne E. Litt. Producer: Lost. Lynne E. Litt is known for Lost (2004), Law & Order (1990) and Tarzan (2003).
"Raised by Another" was written by consulting producer Lynne E. Litt. It was the first to feature Claire's backstory before she arrived on the island. The episode's story was developed in September 2004, around the time that the series premiered on television.
