If you are a fan of Elizabeth Mitchell, well known for the portrayal of Juliet Burke on Lost, then I have such news that you will start jumping on your beds.

The 39 year old sizzling Mitchell is all set to rock the TV screen with her appearance on “V” TV series. It is a science fiction television series that is believed to be the reimagining of the 1983’s miniseries “V”.

“V” series is being said to kick off on November 3rd 2009 on the ABC network. Isn’t that great?
Well, indeed it is. When I heard about this, I was quite excited about it. She is being said to play the role of Erica Evans on the show. Erica is believed to be the main character of this series.

This series will deal with the battle between the human race and the aliens. Erica is the mother of a teen son who is being drawn towards the aliens. Describing her character further she said, “We find her in a pretty determined and unhappy mental state. But she’s still being a mother. I was [thinking about] female archetypes last night and I realized that the two I relate to the most are the hero and the mother. So you’re basically talking about Hera and Athena. You’ve got your warrior goddess and then you’ve got this person who is just incredibly defensive of her child.… I never really had any thoughts of doing anyone harm until I had a child.”

When Mitchell was asked about the role of Juliet on “Lost”, she said that she was told that the character of Juliet is lethal. Mitchell thinks that Juliet is so just because she doesn’t have any reason not to do that. Mitchell also believes that Juliet is a hero in her individual way.

Hmmmm…..

That’s sounds a real scoop. Anyways it’s good to have faith in what you do, especially in acting. Until you don’t know in and out of your character, you can make is real. 

Anyways, I hope she’ll keep delivering the utmost samples of acting with her unrivaled skills. And let’s also hope that her upcoming series works.

But in the meantime, you can download Lost episodes all the way through this website and have fun with them.