It had all these crazy mysteries that needed to be resolved, and the ending didn't live up to all of the craziness. The problem was that they knew the ending they wanted when they started but filled in the gaps with writers that had more interesting stories than the creators. It was still entertaining, our friends would all get together to watch it and there were always good times to be had.

I tried to watch it but quickly realized it was one of those shows that unless you watched from the beginning, you would have no freaking idea what was going on. I just remember that it was an episode with a gray/blurry thingy (ghost?) moving around.

I loved LOST. It was the first and only show I ever felt the need to go online to discuss. I'd still say it is probably my favorite drama of all time, but I really hated the ending and the whole lead up to it. So, I have mixed feelings.

It was also frustrating how some plot lines were just dropped and changed due to actors wanting to leave the show, etc. I would have liked to read a book of the original plan for the story.

Had too laugh when the heavy set dude kept gaining weight on the island of limited food resources!!!

ShaggyTx wrote:Had too laugh when the heavy set dude kept gaining weight on the island of limited food resources!!!

Yeah I noticed that as well. Funny stuff there!

I tried to watch it when it hit Netflix, but it was probably the most contrived and ridiculous thing I've ever seen. Made it through about seven episodes before giving up on it. Just a really dumb show.

ShaggyTx wrote:Had too laugh when the heavy set dude kept gaining weight on the island of limited food resources!!!

But you can gain weight even if you're not eating enough... Not eating your body goes after muscles first not the fat anyway. :<

First (pilot) episode gave us so much potential. Then it just slowly went downhill from there. Incoherent and irrelevant plot lines that were full of holes, annoying dialogue and a simply pathetic (cop out) ending that rivals "the Saprano's" for worst ending of a series ever.

The ending of Lost was so bad that it made the ending of Quantum Leap understandable.

It would have been better as a one-season miniseries.

After the third episode everyone said, "Ah, it's Purgatory."

And the producers said, "No, it's not Purgatory."

Then in the final episode, it turns out to be Purgatory.