The journey is better than the destination. The entire experience of watching it is fantastic and loads of fun, but the end of it all was so bad.
Even if it ended poorly, that does not negate how great it was for so long.
Didn't they say once that the show's explanations would be rooted in science or something?
LOL
Browsing around Netflix I saw Lost. Its 120 episodes long and since I am bored I started watching it. Barely 10 minutes into the very first episode. I like to commit myself to series and I don't want to waste time in a shitty series; I've heard a lot about it but have no idea if its good, bad, until what season should I watch, etc. Enlighten me GAF
PS: Arrested Development is fantastic.
Don't be silly, this is GAF. On GAF, an entire film that was amazing for 120 minutes becomes fucking putrid and unwatchable if the last five minutes don't deliver. An entire career of hits becomes middling if your last entry is lacklustre.
how does season 6 not make sense? I can't get where people (some) get lost at. I'd say watch it, but what i would really tell you is not to listen to anyone's opinions and watch for yourself.
how does season 6 not make sense? I can't get where people (some) get lost at. I'd say watch it, but what i would really tell you is not to listen to anyone's opinions and watch for yourself.
The show asks a lot of it's audience to keep up with stuff, it's not really for everyone.
OP Id recommend leaving this thread. It will soon devolve into a debate about whether or not the ending was decent or not. Spoilers will be had.
Stupid show with no art, insight or soul to be had. If you want half a mystery go for it.
If you can enjoy around 100 hours of televised trainwreck and are interested in how careless and contemptuous hack writers can be, sure.So, is Lost worth it?
It sure is!Arrested Development is fantastic.
Hahaha!The show asks a lot of it's audience to keep up with stuff
how does season 6 not make sense?
It's interesting that you recommend X-Files. Both shows went off the rails, but I found the overall narrative of LOST more satisfying.Honestly, I wouldn't bother. There are plenty of better series on there to get into. Friday Night Lights for one if you haven't watched it yet. If you want some mystery, they have all of the X-Files too.
Going through it for the third time myself. On season 3. Man I love this show.
BTW, I've always wanted to watch Alias but after Lost I'm worried about wasting my time. Is it worth watching?
BTW, I've always wanted to watch Alias but after Lost I'm worried about wasting my time. Is it worth watching?
The first 2.5 seasons of Alias are great. The show ran five seasons....BTW, I've always wanted to watch Alias but after Lost I'm worried about wasting my time. Is it worth watching?
No. At least from my perspective. Everything entertaining about the show for me had to do with the mystery and mythology, and when that was revealed to be, well, let's just say not as complex or well thought out as I'd have hoped, it tarnished the entire series.
A lot of Lost's defenders say, "it's all about the characters anyway!" That's fine... for them. That's not why I watched the show or once liked it.
The show is kind of like having a profound and moving discussion with a genius professor but eventually you realize that the professor is actually just a deranged hobo who likes to ramble on and on, and the only reason you are talking to him is because you have no friends.
Yeah, I knew the mythology was headed to shit the first time they saw the statue's toes. I knew, at that instant, that the show would veer away from all the cool DHARMA shit and into something way lamer.
And I was a hundred percent right about anything statue related. But luckily they kept DHARMA stuff totally integral to the show all the way to the end of S5 (which I was not expecting) and, since, half of S6 was tied to it to, of a fashion.Juliet created the Afterlife Pocket by setting off the bomb
But yeah; Hurley, Miles, Juliet, and Sawyer were integral in me having the interest to stick around.
I have 10 episodes left and I say yes. People said it got bad the last few seasons but I've loved every minute of it. I can see a bit of a quality dip between earlier and later, but it's not bad.
It was a pretty decent show but I must admit I suddenly quit watching it. Was not really that great and realized there was a lot of other shows I would rather watch.
dead souls said:Alias takes longer to go off the rails than Lost did, but it still gets pretty damn bad by the third season.
Tron 2.0 said:The first 2.5 seasons of Alias are great. The show ran five seasons.
Ok, I had a feeling that was going to be the case. I have a hard time starting shows I know will end up shit or got cancled before the story was concluded.
I will agree that Lost had some great characters and did a good job with their developement early on. The problem was by the end I didn't care about any of them.
I still don't know why you'd think that...sinceJuliet created the Afterlife Pocket by setting off the bomb
Couldn't agree more.Real talk: I never liked Miles. Never. Fuck Miles.