Lost: The Final Season (Premieres Feb. 2)

Still blows my mind that people were or remain confused or don't understand the ending.

I have a feeling a lot of people think like this interviewer.

http://www.theverge.com/2012/5/21/3030913/damon-lindelof-on-lost-on-the-verge

If you've got 25 minutes and you claim LOST fandom, then I suggest watching this interview with Lindelof.

I'll always defend the show.

 

Um....check the last page there bucko...kind of how this all got revived.

 

Well, shit, I went back and thought I read 2011, not 2012, on that reviving message. My bad, bucko.

 

Don't worry! Whether or not this thread went back in time is not important. What's important is how it made you feel, irregardless of logical inconsistencies and sloppy writing within the thread. At some point, Alma will show up, put his arms around you and say "Let it go. Let it go." And then some posters who seemed important years ago, but sacrificed themselves so this thread could continue, will reappear in the end, and there will be hugging.

 

LOST just went two seasons too long. The first two seasons was some of the best TV I've ever seen. Seasons 3 and 4 were good. Seasons 5 and 6 were awful.

 

That would answer the sock puppet posting in black font.

 

So in other words, Doodah and Freq are the Nikki and Paulo of SportsJournalists.com?

 

OK, that made me laugh. Nicely done!

 

LOL Props for that.

 

All will be revealed in the bonus commentary tracks, available exclusively on the SJ/LOST Special Edition DVDs!

 

Really fun read.

http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/8670609/alan-sepinwall-origins-lost

 

Very cool read to get a behind-the-scenes look at how the story took its shape. I knew it came together very quickly, and at times you can tell they were making shit up on the spot, but it did work.

I'm watching the reruns of the series on FX right now and I think I'm enjoying them more now that I know how it turns out. I'm noticing little subtle things that give away plot points in later seasons. It's fun.