I guess I better write about "Lost" while it is still a news story. I have to confess that I have been a faithful viewer.
I am amused at the response to the final episode of "Lost" from other viewers. Many were disappointed that a grand unified meaning of every quirky thing from six seasons wasn't provided. Others were content with the "happily ever after" finale.
Here's my analysis:
The writers had a responsibility to sell each 1 hour show and try to get people to come back for more. Fortunately, the writer's were intelligent and made the story interesting: interesting characters and crazy situations. Some of these situations were resolve in the 1 hour, others took several episodes, and some were never resolved (kind of like real life). I think it is unrealistic to expect anything more.
I appreciate what was created, I enjoyed it, but I'm glad it is over. That's an extra hour I now have every week.
3 comments:
im with you on that! its kind of a relief!!!
I take it's not worth renting the seasons?
Renting the first season is how I got hooked.
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