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It's going to bellyflop. At this point there is no way you can satisfy the questions people have. In some ways I always felt Lost was the TV version of a pyra
by pak 17y ago
It's going to bellyflop. At this point there is no way you can satisfy the questions people have.
In some ways I always felt Lost was the TV version of a pyramid scheme: resolve one mystery, create two more, repeat. I gave up myself when mysteries started getting resolved by papering things over with outright mysticism -- "that's the way it is in this world" or the magic science approach, if you will, which totally turns me off. When the show was just about the Dharma initiative, or even the Others, both artifacts of a lost civilization and grounded in human decisionmaking and anthropology, I was more intrigued. I had to pack my bags around the third season.
- schammy 17y agoI agree it was better when it was all super mysterious. And I know a lot of people have given up on the show because it can be frustrating. But trust me, there are still many many millions of devoted fans who will be sad to see the show end. Myself included. I think that expecting an answer for every single question is a bit ridiculous though. It's still a rather mysterious show, and if they decided they wanted to tell us every single little thing, that ruin part of what makes it special.
- secret 17y agoIt would be like when Lucas explained the Force "scientifically."
- ebiester 17y agoI figured that I would wait until it was finished. That way, I could know if everyone else was angry about the ending.
- pak 17y agoTell me what you think when it airs ... :-P