With the show well into production on its second series, creators JJ Abrams, Damon Lindelof and Jeffrey Lieber haven't given much away.

"They really don't tell us anything," said Yoon-jin Kim, who plays Korean housewife Sun Kwon on the show.

"As soon as we get the script, that's when we find out what things will happen.

"For parts of the (series one) finale, some pages we weren't even allowed to see. We were told to call one of the executive producers to find out. It is all about secrets and that is part of Lost."

Two stars of the Hawaii-based show "Lost" has been arrested.

Police say they were drinking and driving after midnight on the windward side.

Two actresses from the hit show were arrested for driving under the influence. They were in separate cars.

It's the second DUI offense for one of them.

Michelle Rodriguez plays tough girl Ana Lucia on the popular show.

Cynthia Watros portrays newcomer Libby.

According to police, the two were pulled over around 12:35 Thursday morning in Kailua.

Each posted $500 bail and were released.

The Los Angeles agency representing Watros had no comment. We haven't heard back yet from the Rodriguez team.

But this isn't her first run-in with the law.

Rodriguez was arrested over a fight with a roommate. She's been in trouble for hit-and-run and DUI in Hollywood, and was ordered into a three-month alcohol program. Rodriguez is no stranger to Hawaii -- she also starred in the North Shore flick "Blue Crush."

Police in Hawaii have been on closer lookout for drunk drivers since the state launched a program called 52/12 this year.

Drunk driving arrests are up, around 3,000 so far this year -- make that 3,002.

The Seventh Annual Family Television Awards was held on November 30 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills and recognized honorees in nine categories for their contributions to outstanding family entertainment. The show will be televised on The WB Network on Sunday, December 11 from 8 p.m to 9 p.m. Reba McEntire of The WB hit series Reba is the host.

The Family Television Awards are the only awards recognizing outstanding programming for family viewing. The awards are given by the members of the Family Friendly Programming Forum and selected by the members of the Association of National Advertisers. The 40-plus major national advertisers that participate in the Forum are taking positive steps to increase family friendly programming choices on primetime television. Their mission is to support and promote the development of "family friendly" television across all programming genres between the hours of 8 and 10 p.m., when adults and children are most likely to watch television together.

2005 Family Television Award honorees include:

Drama: "Lost" (ABC)

Comedy: "King of Queens" (CBS)

Reality: "Amazing Race" (CBS)

Reality Host: Ty Pennington ("Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," ABC)

Best New Series: "Everybody Hates Chris" (UPN)

Actor: Jim Belushi ("According to Jim," ABC)

Actress: Reba McEntire ("Reba," The WB)

Movie: "The Wool Cap" (TNT)

Lifetime Achievement: "7th Heaven" (The WB)

"Family Friendly Programming is appropriate in theme, content and language for adults and children," said Kaki Hinton, co-chair of the Family Friendly Programming Forum, vice president, Advertising Services Pfizer Consumer Healthcare. "The programming has cross generational appeal, depicts real life situations and resolves issues responsibly."

"The Family Friendly Programming Forum will continue to advocate and raise the visibility of family friendly television shows with networks, writers and producers," said Dawn Jacobs, co-chair of the Family Friendly Programming Forum and vice president advertising, Johnson & Johnson. "The viewing public deserves nothing less."

The Family Television Awards Show is being produced by dick clark productions for the seventh consecutive year. Executive Producer is Barry Adelman. Michael Richards is Supervising Producer. Chris Donovan is the Director.

Stars appearing on the Awards program on December 11th include: Reba McEntire (Reba); Felicity Huffman (Desperate Housewives); Jim Belushi and Larry Joe Campbell (According to Jim); Randy Jackson, Ruben Studdard (American Idol); Rose McGowan and Kaley Cuoco (Charmed); Ty Pennington (Extreme Makeover: Home Edition); Jane Seymour; Chris Rock; Frankie Muniz, Justin Berfield and Erik Per Sullivan (Malcolm in the Middle); George Lopez, Constance Marie, Belita Moreno and Valente Rodriguez (George Lopez); Freddie Prinze, Jr. (Freddie); William H. Macy; Keke Palmer (The Wool Cap); Jerry Stiller (King of Queens); Stephen Collins; Catherine Hicks; Tyler Hoechlin; Beverley Mitchell; Mackenzie Rosman; George Stults (7th Heaven); Tyler James Williams; Tichina Arnold; Terry Crew; Imani Hakim; Vincent Martella; Tequan Richmond (Everybody Hates Chris); Joyce and Uchenna Abu (Amazing Race); Jo Frost (Supernanny); Melissa Peterman (Reba); Kiele Sanchez and Laura Breckinridge (Related); Jennie Garth (What I Like About You); Emilie deRavin, Jorge Garcia, Josh Holloway, Evangeline Lilly, Dominic Monaghan, Harold Perrineau (Lost) and Danica McKellar.

Additional information about the Family Television Awards and other initiatives of the Family Friendly Programming Forum can be found at http://www.ana.net/family.