I need to get a headcount of all who haven't seen and don't want
spoilers, because The "Lost" finale was, in my opinion, a copout,
and we are one of the ONLY groups that can decode this. A good
hypothesis is not a good paper until you can prove the math. "Lost"
has had the potential to rock the world and become the greatest
science fiction show of all time. It's failed. Three times.
I watched the "Final Transmissions" show and noticed JJ Abrams
wasn't on it.
On May 24, 2010, at 2:50 PM, Kelwyn wrote:
Didn't watch. I don't hate this show, but I dislike it a lot. Why?
Because there was wholesale carnage on the characters of color. I
was pissed off enough when they killed off great characters like
Mr. Eko and Ana Lucia but then I read that they finally killed
Sayid, Jin and Sun while lilly-white Jack, Sawyer and Kate make it
to the end. F-them! F-them! F-them!
That said. I would LOVE to hear ya'll discuss how it ended.
~(no)rave!
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Bosco Bosco <ironpi...@...> wrote:
>
> Did anyone watch? Did anyone care? I'm still gathering my
thoughts. I'm holding off on discussion of specifics for fear of
spoilage.
>
> I'm torn, really torn. There are somethings I liked and
somethings I didnt. I think they may be the same as the things I've
liked and disliked about the show the whole time.
>
> I rewatched the pilot episode and while I am not thoroghly
convinced that they had the whole thing planned out, I think there
was some definitive planning from the beginning. I think Locke
teaching Walt to play backgammon was indicative of such.
>
> I'm walking away from six seasons not feeling Galactica'd but not
necessarily satisfied either.
>
> Anyone else?
>
> Bosco
>
