Drew Goddard digs Holes for Disney+, won’t rule out going back to Lost island

Drew Goddard is bringing "Holes," based on the acclaimed novel, to Disney+ as a TV series. The show centers on a teenage girl in a reform camp facing mysterious digging mandates. Goddard has not ruled out a return to "Lost," but emphasizes that any revisit must offer something new and substantial. Despite reworking franchises with divisive endings, such as "The Matrix," Goddard stresses that revisiting "Lost" is not currently planned. The original "Holes" novel won the Newbery Medal and National Book Award. The 2003 film adaptation starred Shia LaBeouf. Goddard's involvement as executive producer in the TV series adaptation brings anticipation. The gender-swapped protagonist in the TV show may spark discussions on cultural impact. Goddard's comments on potential "Lost" revival highlight his approach to franchise reboots. While he's open to revisiting, it must be meaningful and unique. Ultimately, the decision to return to "Lost" remains in limbo, leaving fans to speculate on the possibility.