What do you think is really going on with Lost?
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They never actually crashed; they are the future of mankind - the survivors of a cataclysmic polar event of which they are unaware; they are on the island to survive, procreate and repopulate the Earth. They are unaware of this plan which is sustained by a sophisticated collective consciousness and a group of scientists using electromagnetic power, and psychological techniques of reward and punishment.
920879
Lost did not air on 11-15.   It will not be back until February.\n\nSo many people were complaining about reruns last year, they decided to break up the season.   They aired the 1st six episodes, then come back in February with all new episodes every week until season finale.
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I think its great, best tv drama on the box ever!! its a really well thought out programme with endless posibilities, it just keeps getting better and better and the storylines are well thought out.\nI think this is what keeps me watchinhg it all the time as i am totally hooked. It intrigues me as i still dont really know what LOST is all about which makes me wanna watch it even more.\nI do agree its the perfect end to the weekend, and then you spend the rest of the week wondering whats going to happen next sunday.LOL.
8704
As I understand it, Reunion has been cancelled and the show will end without solving the main mystery.\nDoesn't really seem fair to me,but that's the way TV works sometimes.
173192
the closest i like to come to spoilers for Lost is the official Lost podcast...the producers give away enough to get you stoked for the next show without revealing so much as to spoil...they also give clues and elaborate on things too...pretty cool
289273
well, alot of Lost is based on "Lord of the Flies" and a lot of books written by Plato. If you're interested, I suggest you read up on those things for clues.
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No, this is not all Hugo/Hurley's hallucinations -- but certainly that is plausible.\n\nThe show is weaving together more and more people.  It's very subtle but the Lost survivors are more interconnected than mean realize.  Read the Wikipedia article and you'll see that many supporting characters show up. For instance, Kate's father shows up in Sayid's flashbacks in the show "One of Them" during the interrogation of Iragi captives.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Episodes_of_Lost_%28season_2%29#One_of_Them\n\nWhere it's going -- who knows?  I'm just enjoying the ride!
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I just saw the last episode and I am shocked. Lost is back. So many mysteries again. The guy with eye patch, Kate and Sawyer escaping, Ben's surgery, MrEko's death, Locke as the leader and on and on. At first it seems that this year is going to be a bit crappy but now I can't wait. I only hope that waiting for so many weeks it's going to be for the benefit of the show, I would hate it to end with a sloppy happy ending.
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What we found out tonight was that this entire show, from the beginning up through tonight, has been about one person.....DESMOND\n\nPenny's billionaire father is bank-rolling this Dharma Project. It has something to do with the giant magnet under the island. Penny knew about this experiment, but never knew which island.\n\nShe knew that Desmond was going to be in her father's "Around the World" boat race. She knew that the magnet would draw Desmond's boat to this particular island. Her father knew this also, since he was still seeking revenge on Desmond for never taking the bribe to stay away from Penny.\n\nPenny has had her team of scientists searching the planet for this magnetic anomoly. When Desmond turned the "fail safe" key, it started the electro-magnetic pulse which were picked up by Penny's scientists in the Artic. Now Penny knows where the island is, and will start looking for Desmond.\n\nThis whole show has been about the lost love between Penny and Desmond, and the revenge that Desmond and Penny's father seek upon each other....who knew??..:-)
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I'm addicted to LOST.  I love it.  While I'm waiting for a new episode, I'm watching the 1st season again on DVD...there's always more clues you catch when you watch it a second time around...especially knowing what you know now...it's crazy..
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I like Locke, Sayid, and Henry Gale.\n\nI don't think that the fact that I like Locke and Sayid really need much of an explanation, but a lot of people might wonder why I like Henry Gale.  Well, it's because I think his character has brought an intense amount of interest back into the show for me.  \n\nWhy do I say that...well, because I think there are 3 types of Lost watchers, those that like the hatch/others/island storyline, those that like the backstories, and those that like both.  I used to be a hybrid...that is, I liked both, but this seasons better episodes (at least in my opinion) have been island/others/hatch oriented, and the addition of Henry Gale's character has proven to be a great addition for those of us that are more intrigued by what's happening on the island.\n\nThat's not to say that I don't still enjoy the backstories, last nights Hurley episode was spectacular, but it also tied much more into the island than any other backstories have thus far. \n\nOk, I'll stop rambling now...you probably didn't want that much of an answer.
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It is amazing! it is just so different then all other shows. It has tons of action, but also blends that with a nice touch of romance and comedy. The best part is that its so suspensful. There are tons of mysteries and it always gets you thinking. i love lost!
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Michael went back to the other shelter, where the tail section was. The trail Jack and them were following wasn't Michael's but something planted by the others to lead Jack into a meeting with them. That's why it ended right where the others were, and that's why it was so clearly going north.\n\nAnd soon we're going to find one of our questions about the show answered with another question! I loved the show last season but it's missing something this season. I can't put my finger on it but it's just not the same.
284157
That was an awesome eppy, one of my favorites. I really don't think any of us know what it means and i don't think we're supposed to, yet. I can't wait until they explain it.  Ya I don't think the others are a bunch of savage islanders, they are civilized and up to something. A great place to visit is the Lost Forum powered by Vbulletin., a lot of the people there have good theorys on what happened. It is also a great place to talk about the upcoming and past eppys. My screename there is soccerchick if you ever want to get a hold of me. And yes i agree it is the best show ever.
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Tonight's episode was just off the wall. I was like, "WTF???"\nI'm pretty sure Mike and Walt are gone. They have kept Walt away all season because he was growing to fast, like all pre-teen boys. 2 years have passed, and only 60 some days have passed on the island. Personally, I hope they're gone because I got really sick of Michael's antics at the end there.\nI don't know aout Eko and Locke. I think Eko is dead, and Desmond, but I really hope Locke isn't dead. I love Locke, and we still don't have his entire back story. I would really like Desmond to be alive, but I don't think it is likely.\nI have no idea literally what the Others are doing. I can't find a connection between all three people they put on the list. Kate and Sawyer are both killers, but what about Jack? Plus, the Others say they are "good." So why do they want the possible "bad" people? Do they want to aid in their redemption? The idea of waiting until Spetember to find out anything (and probably very little) is driving me crazy!\nIf Penny Widmore shows up, will that mean the end of the show? In that case, I don't want her to save them.\nI was so touched by the boat called the Elizabeth. So sweet.\nI think the best part of the whole episode was finding out that Desmond brought the plane down. Brilliant!\nIf you want to discuss LOST further, you should check out http://www.thefuselage.com
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Lost is an American drama-adventure television series concerning the survivors of a plane crash on a mysterious, tropical deserted island. It was created by Jeffrey Lieber, J.J. Abrams and Damon Lindelof, is produced by Bad Robot Productions and Touchstone Television, and airs on the ABC network. The music is composed by Michael Giacchino.\n\nEach episode begins with a cold open, preceded by a recap of events that have a bearing on the upcoming narrative. At a dramatic juncture, the screen cuts to black and the show's title graphic is depicted slightly out-of-focus, gliding towards the viewer. It is accompanied by an ominous, discordant sound. The opening credits are then shown over the scenes that follow. In common with other series, the script is structured around commercial breaks, and will usually incorporate a minor cliff-hanger at such a point. Episodes often end with a suspenseful twist, revealed just seconds before a smash cut to black, but at other times may finish with a story resolved, and a quiet closing scene that precedes a simple fade-out.
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I think the creators of the story line are just throwing stuff around to see what catches on. What is the deal with the supply drop? If Sawyer, or anybody else, saw a plane, would they really forget to mention it? Speaking of trading for Walt, what happened to his father, Michael? Last we saw, he went into the jungle looking for Walt! Getting rather chaotic, to say the least.