Dominic Monaghan, known for his role as Charlie on “Lost,” made a guest appearance on “The Ellen Degeneres Show” recently and spilled some interesting details about the hit TV series. The actor, who will soon be cutting his long hair after wrapping up filming, chatted with Ellen about his experience on the show and his love for Hawaii, where “Lost” was filmed.

During the interview, Dominic revealed that he didn’t like to know too much about the storyline of the show, apart from anything related to his character, Charlie. He explained that the writers often kept the cast members in the dark about upcoming developments, and the rumors surrounding character departures changed frequently.

Ellen also mentioned how many viewers of her show had been requesting Dominic’s appearance, but he explained that he preferred to spend his free time in Hawaii, enjoying activities like surfing. Dominic also jokingly shared a story about his co-star, Evangeline Lilly, who apparently had some trouble with her driving skills. He humorously described how she had once given him a ride home from work, during which she repeatedly hit the curb.

The conversation then shifted to the locations where “Lost” was filmed, with Dominic expressing his appreciation for the natural beauty of Hawaii and the Pacific Island feel it provided. He spoke about the deep respect the locals held for the environment and nature, something he strongly shared. Dominic admitted that he didn’t mind missing out on returning to “The Ellen Degeneres Show” in favor of enjoying the laid-back lifestyle in Hawaii.

The conversation took a fascinating turn when the topic shifted to Dominic’s pets. He revealed that he had owned chameleons in Hawaii but had recently released them into the wild. He also mentioned his past pet choices, which included a black widow spider, snakes, and even cockroaches. Dominic explained that he found wild animals to be simple and easy to understand, while domesticated pets required more commitment.

Amidst laughter, Dominic shared an interesting anecdote about his female black widow spider and its habit of killing the male after mating. He humorously pondered whether this said something about his dating preferences, sparking a playful exchange with Ellen. The actor concluded by expressing his excitement for the future of “Lost” and invited viewers to tune in.

Dominic Monaghan‘s appearance on “The Ellen Degeneres Show” provided fans with a delightful insight into both his personal life and experiences on the hit show “Lost.” With its captivating storyline and a talented cast, “Lost” continued to captivate viewers every Wednesday night, leaving them excited to see what surprises lay ahead.

Originally aired on April 29, 2005