Lost

[lincecum=future]

Honestly a great show. Got a bit weak in the end with the time traveling mumbo jumbo but they did about as good of a job as they could wrapping the series up. My favorite part of the show is the actual name "Lost" that isn't referred to them being stranded on an island but the fact that they were all lost before the crash. Thought that was brilliant. Went through a John Locke phase where I thought everything happened to me was fate

[spliff(TONE)]

It was though.

[spliff(TONE)]

So this is by far my favorite show of all time. I have the entire series on blu-ray and was thinking about re-watching the whole thing, or at least the first 2-3 seasons. I was just curious if anybody has re-watched the series since seeing the finale. Did it hold up?

I was planning on buying the Blu-Ray and doing as much but neither has happened other than a few random one-off episodes via Netflix.

[lincecum=future]

It was though.

Based off?

[spliff(TONE)]

Just ****in' with ya/confirming that yes, everything does happen for a reason whether you're John Locke or Joe Schmo.

[Pinstripe power]

god i miss this show

[Jack of Blades]

Damn I remember watching all of Lost when it was on Hulu in like 2 weeks. Great show and and incredible ending.

[Lionsfanfromsac]

favorite "lost" moment?

[delfinko]

I re-watched it all about 6 months after the finale. It holds up, but it's a very different experience and I'm going to give it another year or so before I go through it again. I want to forget as much as possible before watching it again. Part of the greatness of the show came from the theories and discussions and anticipation for the next episode. When you watch them all in a row, that part of the suspense and thought process is removed, not just because you've seen it already.

I was more emotional at the end when I re-watched it than I was during the first run through the final season. The first run through gave me chills during some scenes, but certain characters (Charlie, Boone, Shannon, Libby) didn't really matter anymore because how long they had been dead, at least that's how I felt.

[natepro]

favorite "lost" moment?

Either "we have to go baaaaack!" or blowing open the hatch. Both of them complete game changers. Especially discovering the whole episode had been a flash forward. It was one of those where you went, "Wait, WHAT?!"

[Fadilles]

Either "we have to go baaaaack!" or blowing open the hatch. Both of them complete game changers. Especially discovering the whole episode had been a flash forward. It was one of those where you went, "Wait, WHAT?!"

Crazy beard Jack's 'We Have to Go Back' will probably always be the my single favorite tv moment ever. I dont know that anything can ever touch that moment. It's a shame it came on the back of a poor start to S3 which had a lot of people checking out.

Great read about the early coming together of LOST .. the fact it ever succeeded is amazing in itself.

http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/...l-origins-lost

[BKdoubleStacker]

I loved the 1st season of Lost, but didn't care for it much after that. It was an okay show, but insanely overrated IMO.

This is how I feel

I was thoroughly interested in the show, but quickly lost interest after a couple seasons. Hell, I had to grind out the last season and I still have never finished the last few episodes.

I remember people saying this was better than prison break or even on par with prison break. not a chance.

[jojo30]

favorite "lost" moment?

"Not Penny's Boat"

[Dodgerbluemmm24]

Have re-watched season 1 and 2 over the past week.

It's still amazing.

[Pinstripe power]

favorite "lost" moment?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dvI6bqIlgY