damon lindelof and carlton cuse, the executive producers of "lost."e get some answers. then later on -- on sunday, they won a grammy for best country performance by a group, this is their new album, "need you now," lady antebellum from the bud light golden wheat stage. tomorrow night, dr. phil mcgraw will be here. nick jonas, and dmitry martin. and later this week, ozzy osbourne, kourtney kardashian, barry manilow together again. >> jimmy: our first guest comes to us straight from her fifth title at the australian open. she's the number one ranked tennis player in the world. and winner of 12 grand slam events. please say hello to serena williams. >> jim >> jimmy: how are you? you look great. it's great to see you. you returned a champion once again. you must love playing in austral australia? >> i think i do. i think it's something in the water. >> jimmy: you do? really? >> i do well down there. >> jimmy: what's the worst country to play? >> gosh, you know what. i -- india. only because -- only because i felt bad, because they had us in this really su

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. >> reporter: damon lindelof and carlton cuse, the executive producers, whose demand three years agostop at six seasons, they argue, is why "lost" has succeeded. >> an enormous blessing. it is incredibly rare. it's easy to find writers who want their show to end. it's very difficult to find networks that want to end something that is successful. >> you have to pay very close attention. and you have -- it's not something that you can sort of just pop in and out of. >> why do you think it worked? >> it's full of surprises. i really think that it's -- "lost" will -- it's sort of like a really big puzzle. >> reporter: which takes to us story. we're going to build a raft. they're going to get involved. doctor with sweetie. sweetie with con man. con man with -- oh, she's a doctor too. nice, straight story lines. right? >> you're dead, what do you expect me to do? >> reporter: far from it. because polar bears pop up. a column of smoke kills people. a wheel makes the island relocate. "lost" isn't a story line, it's a story tangle of subplots, flashbacks, flash forwards, red herrings. >> hey,