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"LOST" - Musings on Season Four and the Finale

Jun 06, 2008 23:02

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evangeline lilly, yunjin kim, matthew fox, lost, television, harold perrineau, alan dale, disney, time travel, naveen andrews, jorge garcia, michael emerson, emilie de ravin, kevin durand, josh holloway, elizabeth mitchell

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pandora_nervosa June 7 2008, 17:06:04 UTC

Nice article! The only thing:

that I found troubling. One was ”The Constant”, a Juliet-centric episode. In this, we learned that Juliet had an affair with Goodwin - the Other who had been killed by Ana-Lucia

"The Constant" was Desmond-centric. Juliet's episode was titled The Other Woman.

Nice work!

ladylavinia June 7 2008, 18:53:20 UTC

Thanks for pointing out my mistake. And I'm glad that you had enjoyed the post.

maully June 8 2008, 18:53:34 UTC

FYI, you list "The Constant" as a standout episode and in the next paragraph, you list it as an episode that you found decent, but not exactly mind blowing.

Maybe a mix up in the titles?

ladylavinia June 9 2008, 02:30:13 UTC

Yes, that was pointed out by Pandora. I had corrected the mistake.

magicamethyst80 June 14 2008, 04:01:49 UTC

Nice article, you do a good job pointing out some of the problems that Lost has been having as of the last season.

mrbagwell September 1 2008, 20:51:45 UTC

You took the words out of my mouth. And thank God other people appreciate Harold and Michael. I thought I was the only one. His character was assassinated in season two, for no good reason. Fans may whine on about him being a 'killer' but more then half of the cast have killed people. The difference is that Michael killed two regular characters ( ... )