Charlie Pace felt Charlie's black hoodie is some sort of "security blanket" that he hides underneath and uses when he feels "lost". In a Season One DVD featurette, "Backstage with Driveshaft", Dominic Monaghan cites several bands as a direct influence on the fictional band: Monaghan adds: At the 2009 San Diego Comic-Con, Dominic Monaghan returned and confirmed that he would be back in "Lost"'s final season as Charlie Pace for three episodes. Chris Carabott responded positively to the utilization of the character in "The Moth", mentioning, "Dini and Johnson use the various talents of some of the "losties" to further emphasise Charlie's
The High Life (1996 TV series) The High Life (1996 TV series) The High Life is an American sitcom television series starring the Canadian actors Mark Wilson and Robert Joy. It was produced by David Letterman's Worldwide Pants Incorporated company and played on the HBO network from November 9 until December 18, 1996. Mark Wilson and Robert Joy star as the characters Earl and Emmett, respectively, who are two businessmen trying to get rich in 1950s Pittsburgh. The pair are co-owners of a small, struggling storage company called Paradise Storage. The show opens just as Earl's previous business deal, an investment in rock salts, falls apart.