Maybe I am in the minority, but I liked the ending. I do feel that some of the middle seasons went nowhere in cases, but I liked the show a lot.
Anyone re-watched LOST on Netflix?
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I think they died and went to purgatory then when they 'died' again on the island they went beyond.
You may think that, but you're wrong. The actors, writers, producers, and everyone else has stated that's not the case.
They are lying. The stories made no sense. Black smoke? White tigers? A plane crash like that with all those survivors?
You have me there. I suggest you look into the Norwegian TV show called Slow Burn. Very realistic.
Not sure about that but I have to assume you're being sarcastic, which is fine, I usually am too. But in this instance some of the other popular series like Dexter and Breaking Bad are at least plausible. It is plausible there could be a serial killer working at Miami Metro. It is plausible a high school chemistry teacher could cook meth and sell it. It is not plausible for people to survive a plane crash like that unscathed. That's the way I see it anyway. I mean, you HAVE TO assume they are dead, it's not plausible to think otherwise...
There is a bunch of super natural stuff going on in Lost. Of course the things that happened in Lost could not happen in real life, but that has nothing to do with if the people were dead or alive. They were alive, but there was all kinds of stuff going on that does not happen in the real world. Just like Dragons are not real and there are not really White Walkers( Game of Thrones).
That's what I'm saying. It's like they were all in a dream state where things are not real. They're all dead and they don't know it till the end. It's brilliant...
That's just not what happend though. You can say that the original plan was that they were all in Purgatory, but they changed it. Who knows, but I do know that in the end all the questions about if they were dead or alive were answered. You may think they changed it up mid series, but in the end they wrote the show as they were alive after the crash.
Yeah, brilliant, but not what happened. Do you think the X-files was a LSD dream that Mulder was having? As wolfmen and UFOs aren't real either.
Wait what? I thought Game of Thrones was an accurate historical depiction of the middle ages in Europe? AKA "Essos"
You're just being silly now. It is what happened. From the very beginning, after the plane crash, you knew they were dead and that they were ghosts running around. The X Files is SciFi and a totally different thing. The hook for Lost was that you weren't sure but after you watch it you are sure...
