How Lost's Second Season Killed The Best Show In TV History

[Pudge714]

Ya I really underestimated how long each response would be.
Just out of curiousity what TV shows do you watch? If the continuity errors in LOST bug you, you couldn't possibly like 24.

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I'll try to post more than one per day, but as you can see... they're lengthy, and while I have figured out how best to divide the 20 subjects of complaint, I haven't written them all out yet because that would take a fair amount of time.

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So, you are basically saying that you have stolen a page from the LOST writers playbok, and learned how to write long complicated things, a piece at a time [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

p.s... I look forward to reading the rest... will we have clues and websites to explore to fully comprehend your masterpiece by the time you are done?

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Madtown, that's awesome! I wish I could read it all, but I'm thinking of getting back into watching the rest of Season 1, and don't wanna chance spoilage.

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DB... get caught up already... seriously...

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Madtown,

I love the idea of a lengthy Zone discussion on Lost here.

that being said, I can appreciate your subject line. But I couldn't disagree more with the "killed the best TV show in history" line.
I think Season Two was even better than Season One, and I look forward to discussing why I feel as such.

I'll look forward to applying my own more lengthy reply to your first point this week, and to future points to come...

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One quick comment, a tease for a larger reply:

Just because Desmond thinks that he brought down the Losties' plane, does not mean that he did actually did so. We've not yet seen actual proof - coincidence that Desmond didn't push the button on the same day that they crashed would not be the first or the greatest coincidence that we've seen. In fact, I think it just provides even more intersection of coincidence in the storyline of how the Losties get to the Island.

In short, I don't think we've seen the last of how the plane went down / why the people who were on the plane were on the plane / etc.

[Madtown]

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p.s... I look forward to reading the rest... will we have clues and websites to explore to fully comprehend your masterpiece by the time you are done?


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Not at all. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

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p.s... I look forward to reading the rest... will we have clues and websites to explore to fully comprehend your masterpiece by the time you are done?


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Not at all. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

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That's a different girl... guess Des has been busy [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

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Very mild spoiler re: the picture, in white: <font color="white"> They brought on a different, more permanent actress to play Penny for this last episode - and for season 3. That's why the continuity difference in the photo. </font>

[wisehandpoker]

re: walt, he could still easily be resolved in Aaron storylines

[CharlieDontSurf]

JJ Abrahms is as involved in LOST as Speilberg was on the early years of E.R.

Which is to say there is involvment but is minimal when compared to DL and CC.

Enough with the JJ this and JJ that. He's off directing movies, creating new TV shows, running his empire.