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I refuse to believe I'm the only LOST fan on pweb. I kind of can't believe there's no thread for it yet. I mean, we have a Heroes thread and that show tanked FOREVER ago. I can't be the only LOST lover, can I? I need people to gush/theorize with!
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I'm pushing through
I'll disregard the cost
I hear the bells
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I'll slug it out
I'm sick of waiting
and I can
hear the bells are
ringing joyful and triumphant
well I have snozzed and lost
I'm pushing through
I'll disregard the cost
I hear the bells
so fascinating and
I'll slug it out
I'm sick of waiting
and I can
hear the bells are
ringing joyful and triumphant
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I picked the tanked in the third season option. I was into it for all of season one, then around season two it started to lose interest for me and I didn't even start season three.
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And there will come a time, you'll see, with no more tears.
And love will not break your heart, but dismiss your fears.
Get over your hill and see what you find there,
With grace in your heart and flowers in your hair.
And there will come a time, you'll see, with no more tears.
And love will not break your heart, but dismiss your fears.
Get over your hill and see what you find there,
With grace in your heart and flowers in your hair.
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I think I fit someone in between casual and obsessed, but I picked the latter just for the heck of it. I've seen every episode and continue to watch and enjoy each week. However, I don't spend much time thinking or theorizing about it when I'm not actually watching it.
That pretty much describes my viewership of Heroes too, as a matter of fact.
That pretty much describes my viewership of Heroes too, as a matter of fact.
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I actually just gave up on Heroes during this last break. I didn't plan on it but eh. I have seen the first three seasons of Lost two or three times, not sure. And yes, I love it. But I don't think I'm obsessed...
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It never looked interesting to me, so I never attempted to watch it. It doesn't help that I don't have much patience for TV; TV-on-DVD, on the other hand, is heaven sent.
Also, I assumed this thread was about the show itself and not about whether or not people watched it, so I almost didn't peak in.
Also, I assumed this thread was about the show itself and not about whether or not people watched it, so I almost didn't peak in.
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I confess myself totally shocked. I am OBSESSED with it. LOST Wednesdays are a very big deal in my apartment. I didn't watch it on tv at first, but after Henry and I broke up I went through a phase where I distracted myself by binge watching as much tv as possible. So that's how I saw LOST seasons 1-3. I'm HOOKED.
Especially given the heavy sci-fi bent, I really am surprised there aren't more fans on here.
ETA:
Alea, I had hoped it would turn into a discussion about the show, but apparently no one likes it! (PS. It's all online--legally!--at ABC.com. Waaaaaaaaaatch it! Binge-watching online/on dvd is the BEST way to watch tv).
Especially given the heavy sci-fi bent, I really am surprised there aren't more fans on here.
ETA:
Alea, I had hoped it would turn into a discussion about the show, but apparently no one likes it! (PS. It's all online--legally!--at ABC.com. Waaaaaaaaaatch it! Binge-watching online/on dvd is the BEST way to watch tv).
you snooze, you lose
well I have snozzed and lost
I'm pushing through
I'll disregard the cost
I hear the bells
so fascinating and
I'll slug it out
I'm sick of waiting
and I can
hear the bells are
ringing joyful and triumphant
well I have snozzed and lost
I'm pushing through
I'll disregard the cost
I hear the bells
so fascinating and
I'll slug it out
I'm sick of waiting
and I can
hear the bells are
ringing joyful and triumphant
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One thing that I'll say to non-Lost fans to encourage them to watch: the 3rd season finale had one of the best surprise endings that I've ever seen on television... assuming you avoid spoilers, of course.
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One thing that I'll say to non-Lost fans to encourage them to watch: the 3rd season finale had one of the best surprise endings that I've ever seen on television... assuming you avoid spoilers, of course.
So true!!! Even rewatching it, knowing what happens, I still get chills as the realization dawns in the last scene!
you snooze, you lose
well I have snozzed and lost
I'm pushing through
I'll disregard the cost
I hear the bells
so fascinating and
I'll slug it out
I'm sick of waiting
and I can
hear the bells are
ringing joyful and triumphant
well I have snozzed and lost
I'm pushing through
I'll disregard the cost
I hear the bells
so fascinating and
I'll slug it out
I'm sick of waiting
and I can
hear the bells are
ringing joyful and triumphant
I'm afraid of lost, I get addicted to things like this far far too easily. and people who know me are always astonished that I don't watch Lost, but really, it's self-preservation instinct, like staying away from MMORPGs. heh.
So, Lone Star, now you see that evil will always triumph because good is dumb.
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I LOVE LOVE LOVE Lost.
I am obsessed and miss my equally obsessed friends. I watched Seasons 1-3 for the first time in Spring 2007. I've watched them 4 times since then. I've only seen Season 4 twice. I love theorizing. At home, I had a Lost Lunch group that would get together and talk about the show and our theories.
I miss that! I don't have that here. I also don't watch it live. I usually end up watching it Friday nights (because I Tivo it. I have to study Wednesday nights and I can't watch Lost and study, unlike most of the other TV I watch.)
I am obsessed and miss my equally obsessed friends. I watched Seasons 1-3 for the first time in Spring 2007. I've watched them 4 times since then. I've only seen Season 4 twice. I love theorizing. At home, I had a Lost Lunch group that would get together and talk about the show and our theories.
I miss that! I don't have that here. I also don't watch it live. I usually end up watching it Friday nights (because I Tivo it. I have to study Wednesday nights and I can't watch Lost and study, unlike most of the other TV I watch.)
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This is my exact story. I was in it for the characters, originally, but when all of the revelations started going nowhere, and the development just turned into more conundrums and strange personality changes I got fed up. Of course, the cliff-hanger at season 2's end would have kept me watching, because, right then, I wanted more, but, well, that's how seasons work.I picked the tanked in the third season option. I was into it for all of season one, then around season two it started to lose interest for me and I didn't even start season three.
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I've watched every season from the beginning and I love it, but I'm not watching this season. Brian works evenings and we don't have a DVR anymore so we figured we'd get the DVDs from the library when they come out and watch together. It's just not as fun to watch by yourself, so I'll wait for my husbandman!
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I'll elaborate on my Lost story. I didn't watch the first season and after all the talk, I caught up by watching the reruns they played all summer long. Then I watched seasons one and two as they aired but my husband didn't. During the season three finale, he walked into the room during that LAST five minutes (gah!) and worried he might start to talk, I gave him the "don't make a sound" look/motion. I think he was intrigued as to what could possibly be so interesting. So, between seasons three and four, we watched all of the first three seasons and he has watched it ever since. It's one of the few shows that we watch together. I guess I'm in between a casual and obsessed fan.
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omg, i've gotten more people hooked on that show... man.
i missed the first season, but then rented it to see what all the hype was about. plus the previews looked bad ass.
i wasn't working at the time, i'd just been laid off and needed something to do with my time. holy crap was i ever hooked! i put in the first dvd of the set and if you don't have the one week break between episodes, it plays like a movie... a 23 hour movie. i watched it all the way through only taking breaks to go to the bathroom, grab things to eat... and once to sleep.... but i had to force myself to do that.
very frustrating show to watch, even worse when you watch it weekly on tv. i usually end up yelling at the TV when the episode is done. i did like it more when it seemed less like a fantasy, but now i'm hooked and have to see it through. most of the people i've gotten into the show tell me they hate me for it. lol
i missed the first season, but then rented it to see what all the hype was about. plus the previews looked bad ass.
i wasn't working at the time, i'd just been laid off and needed something to do with my time. holy crap was i ever hooked! i put in the first dvd of the set and if you don't have the one week break between episodes, it plays like a movie... a 23 hour movie. i watched it all the way through only taking breaks to go to the bathroom, grab things to eat... and once to sleep.... but i had to force myself to do that.
very frustrating show to watch, even worse when you watch it weekly on tv. i usually end up yelling at the TV when the episode is done. i did like it more when it seemed less like a fantasy, but now i'm hooked and have to see it through. most of the people i've gotten into the show tell me they hate me for it. lol
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You know, I wasn't terribly impressed by the finale, or this past season in general. The 2 hour finale explained NOTHING. In typical Lost fashion, it just left us with more things that need explaining.
The only thing that I'm sure of is that the bomb won't change anything. Can't they get it through their thick heads that whatever happened, happened? No grandfather paradoxes in the Lost universe.
Still a good show and I look forward to its return, but I liked it better before the supernatural shape-shifting entities and time travel.
The only thing that I'm sure of is that the bomb won't change anything. Can't they get it through their thick heads that whatever happened, happened? No grandfather paradoxes in the Lost universe.
Still a good show and I look forward to its return, but I liked it better before the supernatural shape-shifting entities and time travel.
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this season was alright. i enjoyed the trip into 77. the characters seem to have gotten a lot more wishy washy. plus i felt this finale was a bit predictable.
anyone else feel like the writers got themselves way deep in crazyland and have to rush through these last two seasons to bring it all back home?
i liked it better when they weren't explaining things. still gonna keep watching it though.
anyway, at least it was less disappointing than the bones finale. that blew.
anyone else feel like the writers got themselves way deep in crazyland and have to rush through these last two seasons to bring it all back home?
i liked it better when they weren't explaining things. still gonna keep watching it though.
anyway, at least it was less disappointing than the bones finale. that blew.
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SEASON SIX.
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ESTÃIS LISTOS PWEB? I am very obsessed with LOST. Anyone have any good theories? Or you could always just share your favorite ones that have been disproved but are still fun/amazing/crazy.
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ESTÃIS LISTOS PWEB? I am very obsessed with LOST. Anyone have any good theories? Or you could always just share your favorite ones that have been disproved but are still fun/amazing/crazy.
So don't go worrying about me
It's not like I think about you constantly
So maybe I do, but that shouldn't affect
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It's not like I think about you constantly
So maybe I do, but that shouldn't affect
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There's quite a mix of reactions in here. Surprising. I thought there'd be more Lost fans here. Huh.
I'm a huge LOST fan. I didn't watch it during the first season, but at the time I was still living at home and my dad SWORE by it, he loved it, it was his favorite show. So when his birthday came around, I bought him season 1 on DVD and promptly watched the first season (before season 2 came on) and man oh man was I hooked.
As I've moved out, got married, and things have changed I don't really have the time to dedicate a specific evening to watching ANY specific show, so I usually have to wait until the seasons come out on DVD. In fact, I finished season 5 last night. But honestly, this works well for me, because my wife and I have LOST marathons and generally blow through a season in two or three days.
Can't wait for season 6. Let's keep this thread going and discuss what goes on in the premier and throughout the season.
Salaam
I'm a huge LOST fan. I didn't watch it during the first season, but at the time I was still living at home and my dad SWORE by it, he loved it, it was his favorite show. So when his birthday came around, I bought him season 1 on DVD and promptly watched the first season (before season 2 came on) and man oh man was I hooked.
As I've moved out, got married, and things have changed I don't really have the time to dedicate a specific evening to watching ANY specific show, so I usually have to wait until the seasons come out on DVD. In fact, I finished season 5 last night. But honestly, this works well for me, because my wife and I have LOST marathons and generally blow through a season in two or three days.
Can't wait for season 6. Let's keep this thread going and discuss what goes on in the premier and throughout the season.
Salaam
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I have been currently ripping through shows for the passed couple of months. It is now Lost's turn. I am halfway through the second season right now. I would love to get through the rest before the season premire next week, but I don't think that is going to happen. Maybe I'll be caught up by the second episode of this season.
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I watched the first season and was really enjoying it until I realised it wasn't going to finish as a full story at the end of the season. I gave season two a chance, but then it just began dragging, and dragging, and dragging. I might give it a chance again when it's completed, but as it stands I have little to no interest in it anymore.
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*new season spoilers*
So apparently what happened happened, but other stuff can happen too?
Fountain of youth? That doesn't work now Jacob's dead? Is Sayid now Jacob? Was Jacob ever Jacob? AM I JACOB?!
IS DESMOND A GHOST IN THIS OTHER TIMELINE? Or, more dramatically, did he go back to his seat?!?
Why does the smoke monster want to go home? Where is home? Who's stopping him? Angel cast out of heaven with a plan to return exploiting a loophole in Catholic dogma? CRASH LANDED ALIEN? Science experiment from the future? Is the entire series a set up by a demon ('smile time') to get everyone emotionally invested in a show and in the finale it'll pour out of the screens and eat us all? Would this be a thematically satisfying conclusion to the show/the universe?
If the smoke monster (Assuming that's the 'he') isn't allowed in the temple, why was he dragging the french crew down there?
At this point I'm seeing the ancient sites as being essentially the same things as dharma stations, things built by outsiders to exploit the effects of the island but no more 'meant' to be there than anything else. Although that raises the question as to why there was a completely inaccessible wheel in a buried chamber.
Was Richard above or below decks on the Black Rock?
Different pasts, same futures? Was Juliet existing in both universes briefly, unstuck in space as Desmond was in time?
What exactly caused the Island to sink? Apparently didn't happen immidately after the blast. The fact that the plane still shook suggests they didn't change history the way they meant to as the magnetic stuff is still going (possibly all the time if there's no hatch to man underwater) but is just being reduced by the water. In the other universe does Lost have a better CGI budget?
Other Others! HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE THERE ON THIS DESERTED ISLAND.
"I don't understand" - Poor poor Locke, but at least he has lots and lots of company.
So apparently what happened happened, but other stuff can happen too?
Fountain of youth? That doesn't work now Jacob's dead? Is Sayid now Jacob? Was Jacob ever Jacob? AM I JACOB?!
IS DESMOND A GHOST IN THIS OTHER TIMELINE? Or, more dramatically, did he go back to his seat?!?
Why does the smoke monster want to go home? Where is home? Who's stopping him? Angel cast out of heaven with a plan to return exploiting a loophole in Catholic dogma? CRASH LANDED ALIEN? Science experiment from the future? Is the entire series a set up by a demon ('smile time') to get everyone emotionally invested in a show and in the finale it'll pour out of the screens and eat us all? Would this be a thematically satisfying conclusion to the show/the universe?
If the smoke monster (Assuming that's the 'he') isn't allowed in the temple, why was he dragging the french crew down there?
At this point I'm seeing the ancient sites as being essentially the same things as dharma stations, things built by outsiders to exploit the effects of the island but no more 'meant' to be there than anything else. Although that raises the question as to why there was a completely inaccessible wheel in a buried chamber.
Was Richard above or below decks on the Black Rock?
Different pasts, same futures? Was Juliet existing in both universes briefly, unstuck in space as Desmond was in time?
What exactly caused the Island to sink? Apparently didn't happen immidately after the blast. The fact that the plane still shook suggests they didn't change history the way they meant to as the magnetic stuff is still going (possibly all the time if there's no hatch to man underwater) but is just being reduced by the water. In the other universe does Lost have a better CGI budget?
Other Others! HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE THERE ON THIS DESERTED ISLAND.
"I don't understand" - Poor poor Locke, but at least he has lots and lots of company.
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SPOILERS i guess.
my best guesses at this point:
julia wasn't on the plane so from her perspective of being on the island the plane didn't crash therefore it worked. thus the plane landed... we're seeing a different timeline where they didn't crash. but the original bunch that did crash remain uneffected because they can't change the timeline they are currently in. so we get to see them on the island AND on the plane. the nuke just shocked them back into the present day(2006 or whatever).
sayid IS the new incarnation of jacob.
desmond was on the plane because he's doing his own personal time travel again.
richard still messes with my head.
jacob/smoke dude and richard too (i think) are all about that giant statue... roman? egyptian? so richard was the smoke's prisoner at some point? jacob was the ruler of whatever group had that statue-smoke dude was his slave or something. smoke dude wants to go back to the time he's from with the statue? wtf i don't know.
the statue foot in the water confuses me. and the temple design looks mayan and that has to mean something too.
this season is going to be one of the hardest ones to watch until it's done.
can't wait!
my best guesses at this point:
julia wasn't on the plane so from her perspective of being on the island the plane didn't crash therefore it worked. thus the plane landed... we're seeing a different timeline where they didn't crash. but the original bunch that did crash remain uneffected because they can't change the timeline they are currently in. so we get to see them on the island AND on the plane. the nuke just shocked them back into the present day(2006 or whatever).
sayid IS the new incarnation of jacob.
desmond was on the plane because he's doing his own personal time travel again.
richard still messes with my head.
jacob/smoke dude and richard too (i think) are all about that giant statue... roman? egyptian? so richard was the smoke's prisoner at some point? jacob was the ruler of whatever group had that statue-smoke dude was his slave or something. smoke dude wants to go back to the time he's from with the statue? wtf i don't know.
the statue foot in the water confuses me. and the temple design looks mayan and that has to mean something too.
this season is going to be one of the hardest ones to watch until it's done.
can't wait!
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Addition to Sayid theory: Ben was also Jacob and had been some form of him since being to the temple as a child. Jacob describing Ben as "an old friend who grew tired of my company" despite Ben claiming to never actually seeing Jacob has a very Jesus' footprints in the sand feel to it.
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Okay, I get why setting off the bomb would significantly alter the lives of the "others" who had grown up or lived on the island (Ben, Ethan, etc). But why the heck would it make Jack have a kid in the alternate reality?!? I'm so confused!
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My new working theory is that the flashsideways aren't a result of the bomb but of the coming season finale, where each character that was 'good' is getting their reward by having a life with their underlying problems resolved (Jack, Locke, Hurley seems to be lucky as opposed to cursed), or alternatively very not getting that (Kate, Sayid, possibly Jin and Claire but we'll see how this goes). Not many names to go on at this point, but that nicely falls into the two camps that seem to be emerging. Which is why it's completely wrong.
Alternatively the Island from Reality A is currently existing in Reality B (alongside sunken Island B) and at some point we'll see cross-overs as people start to be drawn to the Island that has only just appeared in that reality. Or not.
Alternatively the Island from Reality A is currently existing in Reality B (alongside sunken Island B) and at some point we'll see cross-overs as people start to be drawn to the Island that has only just appeared in that reality. Or not.
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Is it significant that Smokey told us specifically what Locke's LAST thought was given that we know of one other person who has the power to see last thoughts? Has he ever demonstrated any knowledge he couldn't have gained by being a sneaky shadow rather then access to the whole mind of the dead?
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