We have to go back: Lost premiered today, 20 years ago

[lapsus_calami]

On September 22, 2004, Oceanic Flight 815 crashed on a mysterious island that was home to a smoke monster, polar bears, hippie scientists and ancient Egyptians. At the time, it was the most expensive television pilot ever filmed. Over the course of six seasons, the show enthralled and frustrated viewers with its convoluted plot and labyrinthine

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[therearewords]

I gave up after the third season I think, when it was clear that they were only going to add questions and never answer them.

[__onthebound]

I gave up after The Others and anytime they introduced new cast. In the beginning of the show it felt very "what do you mean, it's episode 20 but I've been here the whole time!"

Evil others from their own plane crash decades before? Polar bear?

No!

[therearewords]

I love how everyone goes for the polar bear!

[__onthebound]

100% it blew my mind. But the more magical story it got the less I liked it? Normally I'd love it? They kept introducing new people and asking if they remembered something that happened in s1 and THEY WERE NOT THERE

[therearewords]

Yes! Shame on them!

Re: Ariana DeBose

[bakemonos]

I binged Lost on Hulu ... seasons 1, 2 and 3 I think. After that I didn't have time to devote to 67 episodes each year.

Re: Ariana Bose

[therearewords]

Not in this age!

Re: Ariana DeBose

[bakemonos]

Absolutely not! People have to work!

Re: Ariana DeBose

[therearewords]

And be online!

Re: Ariana DeBose

[bakemonos]

To fight with randoms!

Re: Ariana Bose

[therearewords]

Remind people to separate art from the artist!

RE: Re: Ariana DeBose

[crazyfreakyaj]

They actually reduced the episode count significantly in the last three seasons.

[cautionwalrus]

Missing out on the best episode imo, “LaFleur”!