Anyone else excited Lost is BACK!
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I watched the return show... Kind of irritated me like it normally does with far too much suspense and unanswered questions raised.. Even when they ask the geeky physicist what's up he dodges the question or the scene changes or an advert break appears. Quite annoying. I'll probably watch next weeks show, repeating my frustration 

type-r said:
Yes there are a lot of unaswered questions
This is what switched me off it, the first two series were great, as you felt the plot was going somewhere, the characters were interesting, then Locke decided not to push the button and you thought "great we'll find out what's going on now". Begin series 3 and they throw in yet more plot twists, and still no resolution of previous events. What I saw was just an endless series of questions about strange events and I found it bloody irritating.I will revisit it some day but not until I know it has a satisfactory conclusion.
Skipppy said:
No.
I have the patience of a saint, but after 3.5 series and more questions than answers i gave up. Hero's is the way forward!
Heroes is going a bit slow too IMHO. It should have stopped after series 1 once the Cheerleader had been saved, along with the world. I have the patience of a saint, but after 3.5 series and more questions than answers i gave up. Hero's is the way forward!
Apparently they have brought in some new script writers to revitalise it.
monthefish said:

Am looking forward to watching tomorrow night in the best company & on a beautiful 50" plasma...
It is coherent - they only rason why it appears not to be is that you do not have all the information to know what is going on. It is a puzzle and that is solved ovber 6 seasons.
If it is really improvised on the fly as you suggest, then why do you see a four-toed statue in season 2, or the old woman in the pawn/jewellery shop that desmond meets who is only being revealed now in season 5. The storyline is intricate - it is evolving constantly like all good shows should but the main essence of the show has been determined (time travel).
If it is really improvised on the fly as you suggest, then why do you see a four-toed statue in season 2, or the old woman in the pawn/jewellery shop that desmond meets who is only being revealed now in season 5. The storyline is intricate - it is evolving constantly like all good shows should but the main essence of the show has been determined (time travel).
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